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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1924
Page
4
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Allan K. Dalbey editor published weekly in Chateau Montana. The notice states second class snatcer postal entry and a $2 annual subscription in advance.
Farmers in Teton county are urged to answer questions for a federal Farm Census conducted by government enumerators. Officials stress the survey is for accurate agricultural statistics, not taxation or embarrassment, and that participation will take about an hour at most.
The Red Cross appeals for a dollar per citizen over 10 to fund relief in peace and war. Miss Margaret Nagle, executive secretary of the Teton county chapter, leads the local drive as the organization emphasizes its global aid role.
Governor Dixon proclaims December as Montana Mounth and urges eastern capital and immigrants to back the state’s progress. He warns against overhyped western boosters and emphasizes Montana’s true resources and inviting atmosphere for serious settlers. A sheriff sale notice follows for land in Teton County.
In Montana District Court for Teton County the administratrix Cora I Bitting seeks an order to sell decedent Robert G Bitting's real estate. The court orders all interested parties to appear December 26, 1924, at 10 am in Choteau to show cause. A notice will be published weekly for four weeks in The Chateau Acatha.
The plea urges residents to donate to Miss Nagle at Chateau, urging immediate payment by mail. It emphasizes that one dollar helps and fifty million dollars would provide substantial relief.
A sheriff's sale on foreclosure is issued by the District Court of the Nine district. The notice outlines the action to sell under a judicial foreclosure process and identifies the court, docket, and parties involved. It signals impending sale proceedings and legal steps to recover the mortgaged amount.
City Treasurer of Choteau announces payment of 1915 Water Works Bonds numbers 1 to 10 totaling 310000. Interest ceases after January 1 1925. Bonds paid at City Treasurer office or Kountze Brothers New York, holder option. Nov 20 1924. W B Butchart City Treasurer. First pub Nov 20 last Dec 4.
In the District Court of Montana Howard A Walker of Dutton Montana is adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition. The court forbids payment of debts or transfer of property by him. The first meeting of his creditors was held in Great Falls on November 24 1924 before Referee A H Gray.
The Belleview event near Belleview schoolhouse offers winners a turkey for Thanksgiving Sunday November 25 at two oclock. Local visitors and residents, including Nellie K Gray and family, Cleo Rogers and others, are noted in a sequence of social mentions surrounding the gathering.
The article notes three school days off for county institute in Cha teau and mentions farmers shipping from Collins. It records social visits in Great Falls and Brady, a St Paul trip, a farewell gathering for Roscoe Lewis moving to Broadwater, and multiple local activities including dancing, whist, and a taffy pull. It also covers sports season reflections, upcoming basketball, and student activities at the dormitory with a chicken dinner and dances.
The Fort Benton team, after an undefeated season, fell 33 to 0 to Teton in the final game on Friday November 8. Led by captain Bill Burns and coach Midgett, the squad earned praise for its strong showing and enthusiasm from a loyal crowd despite weather.
Civil actions filed this week include M. M. Connor against John Lorenzen et al for mortgage foreclosure and Wm. P.F. Rieckhoff against Martha Bouiller et al for mortgage foreclosure.
The Acantha offers a fine line of Christmas cards for selection. Visit to view options and place early orders for printing or engraving to ensure holiday delivery.
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