Cha teau Montana Post Office Second Class Notice
Publication note states the publication is issued every Thursday at Cha teau Montana when entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
4
Publication note states the publication is issued every Thursday at Cha teau Montana when entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
The Montana Montanan newspaper shifts from Republican to Democratic alignment amid charges of a $100,000 slush fund aimed at defeating Senator Walsh and Governor Dixon. The piece notes editors backing Democratic figures and hints at last minute political maneuvering influencing Teton County and county ticket choices.
The report notes that while the effects of his speeches vary across the state, he is certain to attract strong backing from Teton County due to local sentiment and past appearances.
A Great Falls Tribune editorial warns that political roorbacks surge near elections and urges quick rebuttal. It notes the tactic moves earlier, risks exposing falsehoods, and urges voters to distrust sensational stories and report any new roorback claims before election day.
The Acantha presents campaign speeches from speakers of all affiliations, aiming to faithfully reflect arguments. It notes no subject is overlooked and editorial comment is reserved, while expressing a clear editorial stance on issues to readers in a spirit of fairness and informing with multiple perspectives.
A fragment notes that conclusions may be drawn from campaign oratory and reflects on leaving listeners bewildered by the rhetoric. The readable text hints at confusion and rhetorical intensity without specifying events or participants.
Voters in Yeton County face a circulated two copy edition of The Montanan aimed at defeating Sheriff Wm. D. Reiquam. The circular purports to be from the Collins for Sheriff Club but is seen as anti Reiquam propaganda. It violates sections on corrupt practices and escalates a prior campaign of misrepresentation.
The District Court of Montana Teton County issues a summons to Anna Kajsa Skold and George J. Miller to answer a complaint filed by Minnie E. Ward regarding a note of Axel Wilhelm Skold for 1000 dollars dated 1918 with 10 percent interest. The action seeks judgment against the estate administrator and foreclosure of a mortgage on specified land parcels in Township 22N Range 5W. First publication Oct 16. last Nov 6, 1924.
District Court in Montana issues alias summons for Helen Powers against Fannie Allen Albert Allen and A V Swanberg to answer within twenty days. Action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage dated May 11 1922 on Lot 7 and SE quarter of SE quarter Section 1 and SE quarter of SW quarter Section 6 Township 25 North Range 1 East, totaling 239.24 acres, filed in Teton County. First publication Oct 30 1924. last Nov 20.
The Teenth Judicial District of Montana in Teton County issues a sheriff sale notice involving plaintiff E. J. Lander & Co and defendant Martha Boutilier. The document outlines the action in the district court and directs sale under judicial process.
Martha R Boutilier and George A Boutilier as defendants with Teton County Tri City Oil Company Montana Oil Corporation The First National Bank of Chateau Gordon Campbell Helen M Campbell Campbell Oil Company to be sold at sheriff's sale November 22 1924 at 2 oclock pm at the courthouse side doors Choteau Montana real estate includes W half SW quarter and W half NW quarter of sec 28 E half SE quarter and E half NE quarter of sec 29 township 24 north range 4 west MT meridian dated October 28 1924 sheriff WM D Reiquam under sheriff W N Streeter masculine shop sale note elk hunting trip report and unrelated ads included.
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