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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
7
County agent outlines plan to form grazing districts in western Montana to conserve and rehabilitate range land. Two main conditions enable districts open public land and small leased parcels. aims include better utilization and long term restoration. Readers invited to express interest and support for district organization.
Public School officials announce Red Davis a clean cut American boy hosts a new radio series about family life and typical parental concerns. The program airs Monday Wednesday and Friday on NBC and CBS networks guiding youth friendly home entertainment and wholesome book recommendations for Christmas gifts. Par al school supervisor for Montana is referenced.
Ed Teubert of Augusta, now employed near Chateau, describes the first section of the Chateau Augusta road project. About 70 men work, with Morrison Knudsen dragline on site. The town of Augusta is crowded. a strict 30 hour week is enforced, and Fairfield workers are among the crews.
Prof. Ralph Brown of the University of Minnesota analyzed the Greenfield irrigation effort in a Geographical Review article now reproduced as a booklet. It notes the project aims to irrigate but farmers still rely heavily on dry farming and rain. Booklets are available at the post office for interested local residents.
Receipts from the annual Red Cross drive reach 180 yesterday with Choteau reporting 165 and Agawam 15. Roll call aims to finish by Armistice Day under chairmen C. D. McDonald and pledged community leaders. The organization seeks old bed springs furniture clothing especially for children and shoes for youngsters.
The First National Bank of Choteau Montana announces its affairs are closing. All note holders and creditors must present notes and claims for payment. Julius Hirshberg president. Dated October 1 1934 with publication dates October 4 and November 29.
Local Farmers' Union members plan a monthly business meeting at the hall on Wednesday evening November 7. The community reads about social visits, hospital stays and local club activities including H D club, 4 H club events, and social dinners with Elk steak and duck dinners noted through the week.
Bank condition for Citizens State Bank at Chateau dated October 17 1934 shows total assets 560606, reserves and loans totaling 5093, 395.52 and liabilities including capital stock 30000 debentures 10000 surplus 5000 and deposits input includes two Montana banks First State Bank at Bynum and Citizens State Bank at Chateau with sworn statements by cashiers F G Barribal and H L Halladay and notaries George Coffey and Kyle Jones confirming accuracy.
Next Sunday November 4, the twenty fourth after Pentecost, mass will be celebrated at Chateau at 9 o clock and at Bynum at 11 o'clock. At Fairfield mass will be at 8 30 o'clock.
On Sunday in Augusta, Choteau, and Fairfield communion will be observed at 11 o'clock. All Souls Day services are planned for Friday with masses at Augusta at 7, Choteau at 9, and Bynum at 11. Power, Dutton, and other towns host mass at 9, 11, and 11:30 respectively, under Rev. J. F. Schulte the pastor.
Taxes on all real property and personal property for 1934 in Teton County Montana are due. If unpaid by November 30 1934 at 6 p.m. delinquency and interest accrue at two thirds of one percent per month with a two percent penalty. half is due by May 31 next year. Elmer C Smith, County Treasurer. First pub November 1. last November 22.
Neosho Missouri traveling salesman E. Jeffries reports dramatic relief from stomach trouble after using Williams S. L. K. Formula. He claims the remedy stops gas and sour stomach and expands dietary options, with the Teton Drug Store offering it on a satisfaction guarantee.
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