Chateau Acantha Publication Details
The Chateau Acantha is issued every Thursday in Cho Qcee Montana and entered as second class matter. Subscriptions priced at two per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
2
The Chateau Acantha is issued every Thursday in Cho Qcee Montana and entered as second class matter. Subscriptions priced at two per year in advance.
President Hoover argues that enforcement of law is essential to preserve American institutions and warns against a drift toward disrespect for laws. He cites rising crime and inefficiencies in enforcement and calls for officials and citizens to uphold the legal system until lawful repeal through democracy.
The writer argues that expanding laws increases lawbreakers and reduces enforcement. They call for reversing the trend by tightening enforcement and reducing new legislation to curb crime and restore respect for the law.
The piece argues that high taxes burden business and citizens as government costs rise. It notes European debt and rising state county and municipal expenses, driven by improvements and bond issues for public luxuries, urging Americans to consider a future ten year tax bill if trends continue.
Views from Highview report a well attended school children program featuring the Mother Goose orchestra. The community enjoyed meals at the Gitchell home and visits among neighbors. Students took exams and several residents were noted in casual social visits around Pendroy.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana dated April 23 1929 announces a public sale at 10:00 a m on June 14 for the NEW NW Sec 9 Twp 22 N Range 7 W P M tract. Minimum bid is 3.00 per acre. sale closes when bidding ends. highest bidder must immediately pay the amount to the Receiver.
Anyone with claims or objections to the described land must file by the sale deadline. Register M. D. Nicholson notes the first publication on May 2 and the last on May 30.
Department of the Interior notice announces Mack Bruno of Chateau Montana filing intent to prove up a homestead claim on lands described in townships 24 N 8 W. Final proof set before Charles H. Ferris at Chateau on June 4, 1929. Witnesses listed: Pete Trudo Lorman Bruno Walter Gray Frank Bruno, all of Choteau Montana. First publication April 25, last May 23.
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