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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
2
Published Thursday in Choteau Montana this paper is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription rate is $2.00 per year in advance with $2.50 for foreign addresses excluding Canada.
The piece discusses Memorial Day origins from Decoration Day after the Civil War, noting May 30 as the fixed date. It reflects on patriotism, sacrifice, and the need to dedicate effort to redeem human thought and resist war, quoting Lincoln and Shakespeare and referencing Robert Service.
A group of twenty eight graduates will receive diplomas at the Teton County High School ceremony in the school auditorium. The piece reflects on four years of effort, the value of education, and the responsibility society places on graduates to use their high school training to become useful citizens.
The message credits students and judges, urging fair treatment and steady effort in training and education. It wishes the Class of 1938 a fruitful, happy life and growing affection for Teton High.
Washington May 27 Congressman Scott Leavitt filed for renomination on the republican ticket. He pledges continued service and notes twenty years in Montana, four terms in Congress, and support from farmers, labor, schools and business groups. The notice includes a real estate description for a court sale in Teton County and is dated May 28 1930 with Blanche M. Jacobson as Clerk.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County the court orders all heirs to appear on July 18 1930 to show why the administrator George Coffey should be granted an order to sell all real and personal property of William A Pomplun deceased. The sale may be private or public as deemed best to pay debts and administration costs. A copy of this order is to be published weekly for four weeks.
A Republican candidate announces to electors of Teton County a bid for County Clerk and Recorder. The statement commits to efficient courteous and economical duty performance if nominated and elected.
Announcement states Beaupre Cafe will stay open until midnight starting May 1 to accommodate the public. It promises first class service at all times and aims to serve patrons throughout late hours.
A patient describes recovering health after using Sargon pills in Saigon. After months of weakness and inability to work, the narrator reports improved appetite digestion energy and nerve strength and declares housework enjoyable again. The account emphasizes constipation relief after years.
Mrs. Alice Bradley of 855 Capp Street San Francisco is named in a public notice with Choteau Drug Co as agents. The item lists a residency and an agency relationship, reflecting a local business or legal filing context.
Exhibit such claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at George Coffey Larson Building Chateau Montana. The undersigned selects his place of business for all matters connected with the estate of Peter Visaker deceased.
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