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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
2
The Che Choteau Acantha is the official paper for Teton County Montana. Publisher JOURDONNAIS and owner listed, publication every Thursday.
Montana readers are invited to subscribe to a fund to erect and maintain a Charlie Russell memorial at Great Falls. The project aims to preserve a vivid chapter of early Western history for posterity and national memory, reflecting Montana’s heritage and art. Russell’s work is praised as timeless and central to Montana’s cultural narrative.
The piece describes a life size statue of Charlie Russell on his horse Monty to be placed in Great Falls Montana. It highlights Russell as a plain spoken ranch product and notes his fondness for mingling with locals away from coastal aristocracy.
Congressmen Summers argues that he cannot compete financially against wealthy backers and accuses a system where money may sway Senate elections. He warns voters auctioning a seat to the highest bidder signals corruption, though he questions if lavish spending always erodes public trust or implies illegal expectations.
The passage argues wealth alone does not prove corruption or unfitness for office. It questions outright bans on spending and notes wealthy individuals may govern well, while acknowledging concerns about graft and influence. It contrasts risks from corruption and from dependent or underprivileged officeholders.
In the Ninth District Court of Montana Teton County, W H Taylor sues Thomas Hodges Adelaide Hodges and Strain Bros to foreclose a 1918 mortgage for 1500900 due 1921 on 320 acres in Section 24 T25N R2E with costs and attorney fees and to determine rights of later encumbrancers The case records and dates appear along with attorney details and public notices in the November 1927 publication.
Executor J E Deahaas gives notice to all creditors and others with claims against Edward C Garrett deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at the law offices of T H Pridham in the Larson Block Chateau Montana. First publication October 27 1927.
Nature Magazine reports British scientists conclude birds can detect prey and objects at surprising ranges. A thrush spots a worm 100 yards away, a sparrow sees a crumb 350 yards distant, swallows track gnats 100 yards ahead, hawks detect mice from 300 feet, and eagles and vultures possess super telescopic sight.
Notice announces first installment on real property and full personal property taxes for 1927 in Teton County Montana and City of Chateau districts due by November 30 1927 at 6 pm with a 5 percent penalty after that date. Personal property unpaid will be seized and sold. Otto Wagnild is treasurer. First publication October 27 1927. Second November 3 1927. Third November 10 1927.
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