Choteau Acanthe Official Paper Rates Notice
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Canada
County Consolidation Sparks Debate Across Montana
The article critiques Fred Bennion and the Montana Taxpayers association on a plan to abolish 40 counties and concentrate government in Helena. It warns of massive job losses, higher travel costs, and new taxes, arguing against erasing local self rule and county seats. It notes Bennion aims to push a constitutional referendum in January, with support from larger counties and opposition from smaller communities.
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Montana Taxpayers Association
State House
Helena
Washington
Common Sense
Montana
Mr. Bennion
Bennion
Observations from an Oregon to California road trip
Roy Inbody reports a travel diary style journey from Oregon to California. He describes crossing the Columbia by Briggs ferry, visiting Portland and Salem farms, noting crops from cherries to hops, visiting Oregon caves, redwoods along the coast, and entering California with permit checks and Hearst ranch observations. He encounters quakes in King City, and ends with San Francisco sightseeing.
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Oregon Cave
Oregon
Columbia
Briggs
Portland
Tumwater
Horsetail Falls
Multnomah Falls
Bonnervile Dam
Cascade Locks
Martin Swansen
Oreon
Grants Pass
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Roseburg
California Line
Crescent City
Roy Inbody
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Napville
Santa Clara
Sons of
Italy
King City
Wm. Randolph Hearst
San Francisco
Golden Gate Ferry
U. S
Alcatraz Island
Golden Gate Park
Tragedy Claims Mrs Inbody and Injures Mr Inbody
The community is saddened by the death of Mrs. Roy Inbody and the severe leg injury suffered by Mr. Inbody in a Tuesday incident. Authorities provided scant details as neighbors offered condolences.
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Roy Inbody
Mr. Inbody
Montana Tax Returns Show Investors Pay Most Income Tax
The Montana income tax board summary through October 20 shows investors and estates as the largest contributors, with $38,720 from 775 returns. Bank and corporation officials paid $29.48 per return across 1,106 filings, while farmers and retail operators also appear among major groups.
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Montana Income Tax Department
State Board of Equalization
Cho teau town notes on fire, injuries and road work
Mrs Inbody enjoys a rare pleasure trip while N W Edwards mourns his father. A resident near 80 suffers injuries from a fall. Fire alarm at Byler market brings praise for Cho teau firefighters. Bremers excavate a cellar for a new house. Edwards uses crutches after injuring knee. Carl Malone relocates a fence and the county plans a new road from Muddy bridge to the south road. BE R McLEAN
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Choteau
Bremers
N. W. Edwards
Carl Malone
R, McLean
Notice of Public Land Claim in Chateau Montana
Jeremiah Sincher of Chateau Montana filed a three year proof notice to establish his homestead claim on land described as N half S half and E half NE in section 14 township 22 N range 6 W, Principal Meridian. The proof will be given before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris in Chateau on November 19 1934. Witnesses named include H A Hodgskiss Oscar R Carlson.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Jeremiah Sincher
Chateau
Township
Range
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
H. A. Hodgskiss
Oscar R. Carlson
Interesting Item for Rheumatic Sufferers
Mrs Ivan Vargas of Belknap Iowa reports 20 years of rheumatic neuralgia and neuritis pains relieved by Williams R U X Compound. She also takes Williams S L K Formula to address the causes via Teton Drug Store.
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Ivan Vargas
Belknap
Iowa
Wiliams R. U. X
Williams S. L. K
Teton Drug Store
Adry
First National Bank of Cho teau to Wind Up Affairs
The First National Bank of Choteau Montana closes its affairs. All note holders and creditors are notified to present notes and other claims for payment.
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First National Bank of
Teton County Montana Tax Notice and Bank Statement
Notice announces that first installment of real property taxes and full personal property taxes for 1934 are due by 6 p m November 30. It includes a bank balance sheet with assets and liabilities sworn by F C Barribal cashier on October 29, 1934 with notary George Coffey and directors Woehner and McDonald attesting.
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State of Montana
County of Teton
A. E. Anderson
Walter A. Woehner
State of
Montana
Great Falls
Fred A. Woehner
Albert E. Woehner
Teton County
Nonin
Teton
Ss. I. F
Chateau
C. D. McDonald
Tax Delinquency Notice for Teton County Montana
At the office of the County Treasurer in Chateau Montana the first half of taxes becomes delinquent after May 31 with interest at two thirds of one percent per month and a two percent penalty. One half of all taxes levied is due by 6 p.m. May 31 or penalties accrue. Elmer C. Smith Treasurer first published November 1, last November 22.
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Chateau
Montana
Elmer C. Smith
Teton County
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Martin
George M. Tuel
Chateau, Montana
Thos. F. Corbally
Beateter
Julius Hirshberg
Power State Bank
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Nuevui Vey
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Citizens State Bank of Chateau
H. H. Higgins
Cheteau
Minnesota
Im Choteau
Jos
C. W. Boussard
Sareen Lunding
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bleek
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Mateger
Chopeau
the Club
Chateau, Mort
Good Fellowship Alwaye
J. H. Byler
M. S. Bullerdick
Choteau, Mont
C. James Smith
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Nuree In
Charge
Chas. G. Roberts