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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
2
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The Fun feed in Teton county showcased a democratic, borderless event with no headliners. Communities Diamond Valley through Pendroy contributed high quality acts at Chateau, highlighting recreational school gains and a aim to unite residents, lift selfishness, renew interest, and advance county welfare.
Editor G M Moss of the Whitefish Pilot predicts a hard session due to many new and inexperienced lawmakers in both house and senate. He notes Teton county sends a new representative J B Conner and outlines concerns over bill drafting, passage, and the impact of turnover on legislative efficiency. He expects overall difficulty and uncertainty in advancing legislation.
William Lemke’s piece argues the Frazier bill will refinance farm debt at 114 percent interest and 142 percent principal via federal reserve notes secured by farm mortgages. It contends abundance of money will revive demand, erase unemployment, and end starvation, citing wartime money expansion and current shortages.
Charles Dickens became a premier platform reader earning over $100000 from 80 paid readings in a span of three months. His touring schedule drew large crowds and solidified his fame as a performer of literature.
A fragmented 1932 notice mixes political musings on the election, a brief social note about Mrs. Henry Bremer’s club gathering and newfangled dishes, and a sheriff sale listing. It details a Montanan estate case, a Nov 26 public auction of 160 acres in Teton County, and local commentary on the national mood and Prohibition repeal.
The notice states that the first half of 1932 real property taxes and full personal property taxes in Teton County Montana for state county school and improvement taxes are due by 6 pm November 30 1932. Delinquency accrues interest and a 5 percent penalty. half of taxes are due by May 31 next year with similar penalties. Signed by Treasurer 6O G Meadows. First published November 3 last November 24.
A four pound tooth from a prehistoric monster was found near Evansville Indiana beneath the Ohio River bed. The specimen was buried several feet underground and reported in a local discovery.
The Citizens State Bank of Chateau sues Thomas A. Jeffers for 364 dollars with 10 percent interest from Nov 4 1931 plus 271 23 for goods sold to be paid, note on file, with 1932 interest. Defendant to answer within twenty days or default judgment may be entered. Court clerk Blanche M Jacobson. Chateau Montana. Attorney George Coffey. First published Nov 17 last Dec 8.
United States Marshal announces a public sale on December 20, 1932 at 2:20 p.m. at the court house front door in Chateau Montana. It conveys William Hodgskiss Jr. right and title to Lots 13 and 14, Block 5, original townsite of Choteau in Teton County Montana. The sale is in the case United States versus Tom Hurley Sr and William Hodgskiss Jr. Rolla Duncan is U S Marshal with deputy C C Johnson. First publication November 17.
Court sale set for December 20 1932 at 2 pm at the Court House in Cleio town of Rolla Duncan U tana. Weyer’s right title and interest in sections 29 township 23 north range 2 west will be sold to satisfy the described claim. Deputy C C Johnson notes the action as the official notice.
District Court in the Nineteenth Judicial District schedules a sheriff sale on a foreclosure decree. Action seeks to enforce the court order against property described in the decree and related mortgage documents. Auction will occur at a specified time and place with terms set by the decree.
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