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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1945
Page
2
The notice lists publication details for the Choteau Acantha in Montana. It states the weekly schedule on Thursdays, post office second class status, and subscription rates by region including in and outside Teton County and Canada. It notes advance payment terms and geographic applicability.
The notice outlines display ad charges: 40c per column inch for foreign and 35c for local ads when fewer than three ads per month are placed. 30c per column inch for three or more ads. Local lines cost 10c per line, 10c per line for first insertion, 5c per line for repeats. legal ads at statutory rates. want ads 10c per line first insertion, 5c per line subsequent insertions.
The Legion sponsored Pep Parade raises funds for a trust fund to aid college education for children of service members killed in action. Ten entries in the popularity contest include Bobby Hollar Lynne Howard Jay Dunckel Carol Ann Howard and others with Kropp and Bleecker leading for boys and girls respectively. Proceeds go into the trust fund. organizers seek broader support and plans will be published when details are finalized.
Teton County farmers must file shelterbelt tree orders with the county agent by January 1 1946 for spring delivery. Available broadleaf varieties Caragana Russian Olive Green Ash Northwest Poplar Chinese Elm American Elm cost 150 per hundred. evergreens Colorado Blue Spruce Black Hills Spruce Douglas Fir Western Yellow Pine Juniper cost 200 per hundred. Since 1928 the program has secured 665 applications totaling 206913 trees in Teton County exclusive of the Sun River Project.
Miss Helen Munson the noted evangelist will deliver a special service at the Assembly of God Hall tonight at 8 p m Special music will be provided by young people from Conrad and Fairfield The public is warmly invited to attend and participate in the event.
In St John s Parish Fairfield on Sunday November 11 1945 Masses are at 8 30 in Dutton and 11 00 in Fairfield Reverend Russell Scheidler is listed.
Morning worship at 10:00. Sunday School 11:00. Evening worship 7:30. Bible study Wednesday 7:30. Young Peoples Choir Thursday 7:30. Next Sunday morning two Thanksgiving services. Andrew Olsen, Bible Expositor urges attendance and faith in God amid fears of enemy threats.
In the District Court of Montana Ninth Judicial District Teton County notice is given to creditors of the estate of John Charles Thompson deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims may be sent to the administratrix at Thompson ranch Power Montana or filed with the clerk in Choteau Montana. Dated November 6 1945 at Choteau Montana Pearl F Thompson Administratrix EF Colins attorney Billings Montana four publications Nov 15 22 29 and Dec 6.
Readers gain access to community updates in The Acantha covering town events, school notes, and local happenings. Subscriptions enable full pages, classifieds, sports wrap ups, and column insights central to the area.
The Teton Co-operative Canal Co announces the sale by sealed bids of a 101.47 acre tract in section 36, township 25N, range 6W, between the county road and the Teton river, excluding the 100 foot canal right of way for Eureka reservoir. Bids due to secretary A G Arensmeyer in Farmington by noon December 1, 1945. two publications, Nov 8 and Nov 15.
The State of Montana issues an alias summons to numerous defendants and unknown parties to answer by date, or default judgment will be entered. Action seeks to quiet title to land in Teton County described as sections and quarters in Township 24 North Range 1 West Montana Meridian with appurtenances. Church & Harris represents the plaintiff with four publications planned in November 1945.
The administratrix Emelyn Stuart announces notices to creditors and all who hold claims against Louis Stuart deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is Fairfield Montana in Teton County. Published in November 1945 by H B Hoffman and L W Paul Great Falls Montana.
The Montana Commissioner of State Lands and Investments will sell by public auction on Friday November 23 1945 at 2 PM in Chateau Montana the following lands in Teton County Sec 36 Twp 22N Rge 5W Tract N%4 320 acres $5.00 per acre Sec 36 Twp 22N Rge 5W SW% (Unit B) 160 acres $10.00 per acre Bidders must accompany bids with a 10 percent certified check and pay the balance in cash, with adjustments to reach multiples of 25.00.
The notice outlines payment terms including a 5 percent annual interest on the balance, 33 amortization installments, and a $5 certificate fee. It warns of forfeiture penalties from $50 to $1,000 for failing to make the initial payment. It notes State Board approval, mineral reservations, lien on crops, and easement and lease considerations.
The article notes that honey helps preserve calcium in the bodies of young infants. It highlights a beneficial influence on calcium retention and its relevance to infant nutrition.
In lands under lease the purchaser gains possession by Montana State on March 1 next after sale unless the lease expires earlier or via special agreement. The State refunds rentals paid by the lessee beyond March 1 1946. J W Walker Commissioner of State Lands and Investments. Publications October 25 November 1 8 15.
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