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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
2
The notice states weekly publication on Thursdays with second class mail status. Subscription rates are one year two dollars, six months one dollar twenty five cents, three months unspecified, and foreign rates two dollars fifty cents yearly.
The state urges immediate action on Public Works loans under a 30 percent grant and 4 percent bonds to fund local projects. Montana officials say applications must be filed by January 1 to avoid delays as President Roosevelt pushes quick start on construction.
A Conrad Independent Observer report describes a Morgan family Ford crash into a truck loaded with 10 inch oil casing near Conrad. The piece calls for stronger highway safety rules and criticizes truck operations that crowd others off the road, urging legislation to regulate commercial trucking and protect public safety.
The piece argues trucking firms drain public highways without bearing adequate liability. It urges drastic regulation requiring minimum public liability insurance, citing deadly accidents in Pennsylvania and Indiana. It warns insurers would raise rates to force safer drivers and criticizes the industry for challenging regulation and law enforcement.
The article chronicles school enrollment, perfect attendance, and classroom activity at Prairie View. It highlights student achievements, nurse visits, grade projects, and a string of staff and community happenings including visits, moves, travel, illness, and a quilting gathering.
Roscoe Thompson attended John Bruce Sunday funeral at Dutton. John England Jr suffered a broken leg while helping shoe a horse belonging to Harold Crane. he was taken to Conrad hospital and rested well by latest report. Alvin Reiquam left for Mayo Clinic in Rochester with D Banjs and Marion Reiquam. Mrs J A Coghill returned to Great Falls for medical treatment with improved condition.
Ray R Porter spent a few days in the Falls at the start of the week and was joined by a number of young friends during the visit.
In the District Court of Montana Burton L Knowles of Dutton has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition. Debts and property transfers to him are forbidden. First meeting of creditors October 13, 1988 at 10 a.m. before A H Gray referee Room 1 Dunn Block Great Falls Montana to file claims and examine the bankrupt under oath. Dated October 2, 1933.
Directors meeting in Farmington Montana levied a twenty five dollar per share assessment payable by October 23 1933 to Cal Binford secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares by October 23 will be delinquent and sold November 20 1933 to cover the assessment and sale expenses. Published September 28 1933 financing notice.
A Toledo Blade quotation notes that in Dmerson’s era there were no motor horns or traffic jams and that a gentleman makes no noise while a lady remains serene.
Notice is given to all stockholders of Farmers' Fire Canal Co of Farmington Montana that directors on August 30 1933 levied a 25 per share assessment to be paid by October 14 1933 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares by October 14 1933 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on October 28 1933 at 2 p m to pay debts.
Linquent assessment and costs of advertising and sale for property in Farmington Teton County Montana. Sale at the front door of the post office in Farmington on October 28 1933 at 2 p m. Dated Farmington August 30 1933. F Cooperatives Secretary and Treasure First pub Sept 14 last Oct 5.
Notice to stockholders of Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana to meet in the directors room on November 3 1933 at 3 p m to vote on reducing capital stock from 60000 to 30000 and to conduct other business. Dated September 27 1933. Fred W. First pub Sept 28 last Nov 8.
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