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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
2
James H. Stewart, Montana state board of equalization chairman, cites 1931 corporate taxable incomes at about 17.1 million dollars, far above 1922. He notes 1922 to 1923 lows and predicts a recovery similar to post-1923 upswings, urging patience and endurance amid pessimism.
The May issue of The Commercial West cites a “defeatism” drift in public talk. It quotes workers and businesspeople voicing job losses, shrinking wages, high taxes, and rising costs, urging a shift to optimism to avoid deeper economic decline.
A candidate announces run for sheriff of Teton County on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary election set for July 19, 1932. Support requested. signed by Breth Read.
The Farmington School held its annual picnic at Claude last Sunday with good attendance and a fine turnout. The school will close Friday. Miss Tokerud and Mr. Woodward return next fall.
Notice to dog owners states it is unlawful to let dogs run at large in Chateau without a proper license tag. Dogs must have tags, obtainable at the city office, upon payment of the license fee. A. H. McGINNIS, City Marshal.
Henry Ness announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer to be decided at the July 19 primary. He pledges to perform the duties faithfully and efficiently if elected.
Elmer C Smith announces his candidacy for the republican nomination for county treasurer in the upcoming primary on July 19. He urges voters to support his experience and qualifications to fulfill the duties of the office.
J L Shell Billings declares as a Democratic candidate for sheriff subject to July 19 1932 primaries. He cites experience to promise an efficient and economical administration.
A veterinary report notes the animal shows no tremor or distress when a gunshot is fired near its ear, indicating unusually numb nerves or a muted reaction in the creature. The observation raises questions about sensory response in the subject and the behavior of similar animals under loud stimuli.
A single lightning strike at Clarendon Virginia killed about 1500 sparrows perched on an electric wire. The event was described as an exceptional natural disaster for the flock.
Ella L. Murray formerly Ella L. Kuehnast of Chateau Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to E% SW Section 34 Township 23 North Ranger West Principal Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana is set for June 27 1932 witnesses James Banentyne Henry Dale H H Higgins J T Murray all residents of Chateau Montana. First published May 19 last June 16.
Mrs Florence Loftus of Boston says she lost weight safely using Kruschen Salts, dropping from 165 to 127 pounds over four months while improving health. The ad urges daily half teaspoon doses in hot water and cautions against imitations, promoting Kruschen as a simple daily aid.
Community update lists visits and travel among residents including Mrs Sprinkles garden day with Doris Mervin Lyle and Lyle Jones, Elsie Jones Marvin James FitzPatrick Anna Olsen weekend at Chateau, and trips by Chas Thomas to Dupuyer. Also notes hay hauling for Dr Maynard, road crews, school activities and health updates on Bessie Thomas and Wm Thomas.
A candidate for county superintendent of schools at the primary election July 19 pledges to carry out duties economically, efficiently, and impartially if elected.
The speaker announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. They pledge progressive programs and efficient service if elected.
Otto Wagnild declares his bid for county assessor of Teton County on the Democratic ticket for the July 19 primary. He pledges economy and fairness if nominated and elected.
Mrs. Fred Broeder and daughter Orlene transacted business at Pendroy on Saturday.
Work began last Thursday on repairs and alterations at Chateau Public School. Joe Knudtzon secured the $1250 contract, including shingling, exterior painting, tower repairs, hardwood floors, calisthenic rooms, steel ceiling in the auditorium, and wains coating. Other bids came from Frank Webb and H D Upman, Zion, Tom Olson, J L Gleason, and H H Bleecker.
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