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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
6
The document lists detailed county expenditures for February and March, 1926 covering salaries, sheriff and assessor costs, supplies, road fund items, and miscellaneous charges. It notes contract approval for Chateau Acantha county printing for two years and board adjournment sine die.
A Philadelphia hotel chef carved a cake replica of Independence Hall to promote the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition opening June 1 and running through December 1 to mark the 150th anniversary of American independence. The cake State House sits on a table near the dining room entrance.
Power-Morgan Co presents a McCormick-Deering combined harvester thresher on display at the Chateau store around May 1. See the machine in person and learn its features.
A vintage advertisement urges Doan's Pills to aid kidney function and relieve backache and dizzy spells. It cites Mrs. Geo Horne of Great Falls Montana praising the remedy after relief from dull back pains and other symptoms following use. The 60 cent treatment is sold by dealers. Foster Milburn Co. is the manufacturer.
A speech by F N Shepherd of the American Bankers Association at the American Institute of Banking highlights how past twenty five years of science industry and finance laid groundwork for today and tomorrow. He says opportunities and rewards rise with superior service under American competitive conditions. He notes the world is ready to pay well for what it wants and that American achievement elevates human comfort and needs.
An amused Dock Slaters says after 20 years at the Mansion house he must divorce his wife for obstructing business. He jokes she could cook up a suth'n with indigestion a fee to attend, but she keeps serving fried chicken to boarders.
Teton County Montana suit against Frank Petch seeks recovery of money owed on promissory notes. The plaintiff demands payment of $170.37 plus 6 percent interest, with the court serving as named defendant and instructing an answer within twenty days.
The document lists a suit by Blanche M. Jacobson and George Coffey Jr. against a defendant for value received. One note of 76.72 dollars bears 7 percent interest and is dated May 10 1922. The filing is witnessed by the district court on May 19 1920s in Chateau Montana.
Sheriff to sell at public auction on June 11 1926 at 2 PM at the Court House front door in Chateau Teton County Montana the east half of the southeast quarter section 1 township 27 north range 5 west. Defendants include Hoffman Connole Con solo Overly Land Mortgage Conrad Banking Great Falls and others. Sheriff J L Collins and attorney Walter R. Knaack note this notice.
Notice states that land in Teton County Montana was sold for delinquent 1921 taxes and later assigned to Farm Mortgage Corporation. It cites due amount 517.24 and anticipates tax deed on June 30 1926, with redemption period ending that date. First publication May 27 and last June 10.
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