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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
2
A community cultivates responsible youth by providing training for leisure time, suitable ideals, broad understanding, and a generous recreation budget. Through playgrounds and centers, leaders nurture young citizens who become a credit to the town.
A reflective piece arguing America entered World War I to defend national rights and democracy. It cites Newton D Baker’s 1916 appeal, recalls sacrifices, and asserts the war’s purpose and enduring meaning despite modern doubt. It emphasizes patriotism, liberty, and the nation’s independent guardianship.
Forecasters expect 1939 to be the best year for business and industry in a decade with a continued recovery. Utilities unveil a $2 billion spending drive to expand private power and add 1 330 000 horsepower, signaling further expansion if plans pass. The President's Emergency Board opposes wage cuts for railroads, with talks held with railway labor and railroad executives.
Pendroy residents Mr and Mrs J H Gutshall and Mrs H L Fuller visited on business. Mrs Fuller brought clipping with a photo of a Louisville girl riding Champs, a famed Missouri mule tied to Paramount’s film I'm from Missouri with Bob Burns. The mule, a blue ribbon winner and grand champion, will go to Hollywood with a stand-in stable mate named by Paramount. Adrian, Missouri native, is cited as Champs’s home.
The Humming Bird 4 H Club of Diamond Valley met at Mrs. Martin Schultz home on November 5 at 10 a m. Officers and leaders were elected including Ardelle Lonnevick president and Mary Margaret Loch treasurer. A pot lunch with chopsticks followed. 16 members attended with several new members present and Hazel Hemstad absent. A combined achievement day and Christmas party for boys and girls was planned for December 27 at Diamond Valley School. Grace Habel reporter.
The Mountain View 4-H club held its first meeting at Clif ford Morgan's home on November 5 1938 electing Lawrence Van Balcum as leader Florence Perry as assistant leader Robert Van Balcum as president John Van Balcum as vice president Dick Perry as secretary Edith Van Scherpenzeel as treasurer Clifford Morgan as recreational leader and Alice Van Scherpenzeel as reporter The main projects chosen were calves and poultry The next meeting is set for November 30 at the Van Balcum home.
The editorial notes railroads remain in weak standing, yet potential friendly legislative action could aid them next Congress. It highlights auto industry revival after a production slump, renewed demand, and rising reemployment as factors for optimism. Minor security profit-taking may occur, but next year is expected to match or exceed 1930 levels.
First installment of real property taxes and full personal property taxes for 1938 in Teton County Montana are due. If unpaid by 6 pm November 30 1938 at the County Treasurer office, taxes become delinquent with interest at two thirds of one percent per month and a two percent penalty. One half of all levied taxes are due by 6 pm May 31 next year. payment before then avoids delinquency.
C G Meadows treasurer notes delinquent taxes accrue interest at two thirds of one percent monthly from the due date and a two percent penalty added. First publication Oct 20 1938. last publication Nov 10 1938.
Administratrix with the will annexed of the Estate of Alfred H Beyer deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be exhibited at Swanberg and Swanberg Ford Building Great Falls Montana, attorneys for administratrix. Publication dates October 4 20 and November 10 1938.
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