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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
3
Front page edition from Chateau Mont dated November 10 1927 features club news and agricultural notes. Repeats misprinted header and volume information.
The high school agriculture class organized an Agriculture Club to promote projects and student welfare. Officers elected October 24 include President Frank Malone and Vice President Frank Gordon, with a long list of club members and project plans for dairy, hogs, potatoes, turkeys, and boxing. A second meeting October 26 set weekly meetings and monthly news reports with demonstrations and exhibits planned for Spokane and Chicago shows.
A truck driver refuses to reveal his name claiming the name is on the side of the wagon but the officer cannot read it. The driver insists the name is O’Brien orient and accuses the officer of lying.
In the District Court of Montana Te ton County an order directs interested parties to appear on Friday November 25 1927 at 10 a m in Chateau to show cause why the administrator with the will annexed Emily Hf Truchot should not be granted an order to sell real estate as needed. The order requires publication in The Chateau Acantha for two weeks and personal service on interested parties guardians heirs and legatees residing in Te ton County. Dated October 27 1927 Judge John J Greene. First pub November 3 last November 10.
The Teton Co operative Canal Company in Chateau Montana issues a notice of assessment of 15 dollars per share from directors meeting held October 22 1927. Payment due by November 29 1927 to H E Passmore secretary treasurer at Farmington Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction December 17 1927 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
A humorous cartoon caption depicts a professor claiming mind reading while a student in the back row retorts. A second gag line contrasts Louis XVI and the guillotine as a playful historical jab.
Notice by the Montana Commissioner of State Lands and Investments that on November 16 1927 at 10 A M at the Chateau county courthouse sale by public auction will occur for state lands in Teton County with payments schedule 5 percent interest, 33 year or 20 year installments, royalties on oil and gas, and liens on crops and improvements. First publication October 20 1927.
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