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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
2
Miss Ruby Miller urges Chateau residents to turn Hallowe'en into a hundred percent community celebration. She stresses positive involvement, early planning, and supervising adults to prevent property damage while preserving harmless fun.
The Legionnaires from Three Rivers district received a heartfelt welcome in Chateau with praise for patriotism and hospitality. The piece urges ex-service men to join the Legion and support its program while commending the Auxiliary for its energetic effort.
A column contrasts city dailies with small town papers. It praises country weeklies for reporting uplifting community events such as marriages births and deaths while omitting or softening grim details common in urban press. It argues country papers treat neighbors as real people rather than nameless news items.
PENDROY Carl Gutshall and C L Gutshall moved into the white house in Bhanverville for the winter. Dover of Chateau dined with the Lewis home. Mrs. Larson left for North Dakota for her mother's illness. Clarkson met to elect a local farm allotment chairman. Campbell of Great Falls visited John Wellenstein for duck hunting. Stricklin family of Conrad guest at Nick Wellenstein's. Paul Rose visited the Swan son home. Nick Wellenstein purchased a Stewart Warner radio. Jones and Beryl stayed with Gutshalls Friday. C L Gutshall aiding on the Jones ranch during Tony’s absence. Church services planned for next Sunday at 3 PM. Betty Jones supped with Mrs Talbert. Children enjoyed coasting. Miss Branagan weekend in Great Falls. Broeder and Bill Wellenstein were Farmers Union delegates at Billings convention. Moon couple drove to Great Falls Tuesday. Eddie Shelton and others mentioned.
Maryland reports September employment up 5.5 percent with payrolls rising 9.7 percent. New York observers cite 68,132 upstate job gains since August. Ohio employment climbs 30.8 percent year over year and 2.5 percent from August. General Motors outputs 59,357 Chevrolets and trucks in September, nine months up 45 percent. Federal and state agencies note reemployment gains and wage increases, with diverse industry signals from wool, rayon, butter, and retail sectors.
A visiting family toured the Pendray vicinity Sunday. Attendees at the county H. D. meeting in Farmington last Thursday included Mrs. Will Wellenstein Mrs. Jones Mrs. Cornett Mrs. Reid Miss Ethel Reid and Mr and Mrs Talbert. Jim Bolen of Conrad leased the Gutsmer hotel and store and plans to take charge November 1. Mrs Nick Wellenstein spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Talbert.
B F Thrailkill head of the state dairy division says federal action on milk and butter codes has not yet occurred. He notes Commissioner A H Stafford is in the east to seek meetings with Secretary Wallace and national dairy officials in Chicago and hopes for definite information on the Montana code upon return.
The New Venetian Museum opens in the Rezzonico palace in Venice, transforming the historic canal-side landmark into a public museum space. The palace is celebrated as one of the canal city’s most beautiful structures.
Directors levy a one dollar per share assessment on all stock payable by October 21, 1933 to E J Hirshberg secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares by November 21 may be sold at public auction December 21, 1933 at 2 pm at the First National Bank of Choteau to cover the assessment and sale costs. Dated Chateau Montana October 21 1933.
The Milwaukee road announces a limited plan offering travel along the route from St Paul Minneapolis to Seattle Tacoma for two cents per mile. Tickets are on sale daily and valid in modern coaches or tourist sleeping cars at about half standard Pullman rates. Meals are priced to fit budgets. For details, ask the nearest Milwaukee Road Agent. Adg. 19-31
A stockholders meeting for Citizens State Bank of Choteau Montana will be held in the directors room on November 1 1988 at 3 p.m. to vote on selling the bank capital stock from 60000.06 to 30000.00 and address other business. The notice dated September 27 1983 lists FrEd A Wohlhne Co 8S McDonald P H Crossen Co D McDonald F C Barribal as signatories with first publication September 28 and last November 2.
Stockholders were assessed twenty five dollars per share at a directors meeting in Farmington Montana on August 30 1933. The payment is due by October 14 1933 to G B D Monkman secretary treasurer of the company. Unpaid shares after October 14 1933 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction.
The Farmers Cooperative Canal Co. schedules a delinquent assessment sale for October 28, 1933 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the post office in Farmington, Montana. G. E. Monkman, Secretary and Treasurer, signs the notice dated August 30, 1933.
The order referenced has been changed extending the payment deadline to November 14, 1933 and the sale date to December 2, 1933. Signed by Monkman, Secretary Treasurer, First National Bank vest. 19, last Nov. 9.
The State of Montana issues greetings to defendants in the Ninth Judicial District Court of Montana Te ton County. W D Holding Company formerly Wells-Dickey Company is named along with R H Ewart Walter croft Julia Peterson B F Reed J M Lierboe J G Wallace C L Foster and James Norup among others. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint.
A foreclosure action filed in Montana seeks $3,200 plus interest and $250 in attorney fees on a note secured by a mortgage on land described as 8% Section 32 Township 24 North Range 2 W M M in Teton County. The suit names Tom T Kloster Anna Kloster and Ole Kloster as defendants and W D Holding Company as holder. judgment by default may be entered if defendants fail to answer within twenty days after service. The case asks for sale of the property to satisfy the judgment and for immediate possession with bar to redemption.
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