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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
2
The text recalls threshing at Breezy Hill with grain sold and profits turning to gold as winter nears. It mentions a successful fallow, weed cleanup, and optimism for next year’s crop. Carl Franks encounters a birthday surprise with a newborn daughter after a two hour trip.
H as well as Hallowe en party at Premium Center drew many locals. Wuest family visited Bra dy on Sunday and Wednesday. Bill Simons recovers his nose after flu. R E McLean toured Muddy side last week eyeing Breezy Hill real estate and a Pontiac sedan.
Local residents called on neighbors and hosted gatherings as Collins Wheat Belt prosperity grows. Notables Col Ferris visited Hampton and Des Moines, received ovations, and may come to Collins. Community events included an aid meeting, Halloween party, and a Sunday meeting, with political talk and a study of Montana laws sparking humor.
Bids due by November 5 1926 for enlarging ditch from Harvey Lake reservoir about 1800 yards of excavation. Info at County Surveyor Obert Petersons office. Company reserves right to reject any or all bids. Farmers Co operative Canal Co by O S Forseth Sec First pub Oct 28 last Nov 4
Administratrix Emma Rose warns creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown at Room 1 Larson Building Chateau Montana, for the estate of Joseph G Rose. Attorney George Coffey Jr. handles the matter. notices run from October 21 to November 11.
No hunting trespassing or trapping on lands owned or controlled by the undersigned in Teton county Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law F P Goodwin Paul A Kropp
A reflective essay discusses the value of youth and aging, citing Agnes Repplier and Democritus on the joys and duties of youth. It contrasts Greek ideals with modern focus on wealth, warning that pennywise aims spoil character and global progress. The piece notes scientists and doctors testing substances on themselves to study effects, illustrating caution in discovery.
Mrs Clark Hunt of Cottonwood Falls Kansas saved her 1826 cherry crop by hanging an old cowbell on a tree and pulling a rope from her porch to jolt awake and scare away birds and crows as they approached ripening fruit.
After a light rain the inhabitants of Caettaro report red tinted houses and streets with white walls turning rosy. Montenegrins fear rain of blood and seek pardon at church as the sky settles with a rose sunset. Local theory points to distant volcanic dust deposited by the precipitation.
A garbled excerpt honors medical professionals who voluntarily accept dangers to advance research. It notes their sacrifices in pursuit of knowledge and the greater good, crediting their courage and commitment to humanity.
Rubber block pavement laid at the City hospital entrance in Boston for 18 months shows wear resistance and winter traction, remaining quiet and vibration free. Invented by RB F Herrick, the blocks use reclaimed rubber and are 12 by 6 inches, 2 inches thick, set in sand and cement with asphalt paint edges.
Queen Marie of Romania conducts near Bucharest a program of cotton culture experiments with American seeds. She gives two hours daily to plant care and reports promising results to the agriculture ministry. Officials hope Romania will soon produce its own cotton. American seeds prove more adaptable than Egyptian or Indian varieties.
Administratrix Jennie Van Brunt announces that creditors and claimants must present their claims to the estate of Jacob Kalma deceased. Dated October 14 1926.
The District Court of Teton County Montana orders a sheriff sale of the NE quarter of Section 21, Township 26 North Range 4 West, 160 acres, with appurtenances. The auction is set for November 12, 1926 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Chateau. Sheriff J L Collins signs this notice, attorney J J Wuerthner. First publication Oct 21, last Nov 11.
Notice to all stockholders of the Farmers Co operative that an assessment action is in progress. Details specify the scope of assessment and the party responsible for payment, directing stockholders to respond by the stated deadline at the office of the cooperative.
An order levies a Twenty Five Dollars per share assessment on all stock of Farmers' Ellons Canal Company. Unpaid shares by November 30 1926 become delinquent and will be advertised for sale at public auction. Sales will occur December 30 1926 at 3 PM at the front door of the Farmington Post Office in Teton County Montana. O B Forseth secretary treasurer announces deadlines and sale terms.
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