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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
2
The weekly general price index shows a six tenth of one percent rise from August 6 to August 13, with wool and cattle prices up while lambs lag. Farmers and sheepmen persevere amid harsh conditions, noting nature’s capriciousness and ongoing battles against hail and losses.
A reflective piece on the opening of the school year in Chateau and beyond. It celebrates childhood, education, and the American public school as a vital communal institution founded for universal access, urging support and sacrifice from all citizens.
A European perception of American policy clashes with U S refusal to cancel war debts join the League of Nations or lower tariffs The piece cites American apologists in Europe and editors who insist America will not abandon debt obligations and warns European leaders against listening to such voices The Hoover debt stance is described as broadly supported in the United States and opponents are urged to trust American public opinion
The piece discusses cautious optimism on prosperity with rising farm product prices and boll weevil impact in the South. It cites a Chicago August 16 dispatch about a cooperative grain venture showing earnings over 1 million dollars, 718 million bushels handled, and growing membership. It also notes a positive trade balance for July and an 65.2 wholesale price index for mid August, signaling broad economic signals.
A Burt Wells column mocks modern politics and consumer culture. It jokes about blondes vanishing, pre-digested straw polls, married men wearing cues, pain and neck sensations from speeches, and a rumor about a two dollar bill being pulled from circulation. It weaves social satire with financial and cultural references.
The line hints at a natural question about spinach composition and vitamins. It suggests curiosity about why nature includes vitamins in spinach and invites reflection on plant nutrition and health benefits.
Montana State College offers advice on dehorning calves after fly season to prevent stubs. It recommends plowless fallow with duckfoot and rotary rod weeder to reduce soil blowing. A dessert method uses condensed milk boiled in a tea kettle. Bald heads in hens are not always caused by depluming mice per expert Cushman.
Residents and visitors from Dupuyer Great Falls and Los Angeles gather for berry picking on Dupuyer creek and nearby areas. The group includes the Handbergs Moore Greens and Stotts with Carl and Reid Swenson and others. A boy, Fred Smith, suffered serious burns in a lantern gas explosion and received care at Chateau.
Several young fellows left here Monday at noon on horses for a journey to Big River, heading southwest as a small party.
Helmer Anderson of Farmington and Miss Maybel Tokerud daughter of Mr and Mrs Thorval Tokerud of Dutton were married Saturday night at Our Savior Lutheran church parsonage in Great Falls by Rev A Lunde. The bride a 1928 Teton county high school graduate taught in Farmington last year. the groom works as a road grader operator for the county. They will reside in Farmington.
Teton County Montana closes registration at 5 PM on Friday September 23 1932 for the November 8 1932 general election. Electors may register with the County Clerk Chateau Montana Court House or at precinct registrar notary public or justice of the peace. Naturalized citizens must show naturalization papers to registrar.
The sheriff will sell at public auction on the 38rd day of September 1932 at two o'clock p m the NEY SW and NW SE parts of sections 21 and 22 township 27 north range 5 west Montana meridian at Chateau Teton County Montana. The sale arises from Bertha Hastings Haber plaintiff versus Thomas Connole George Connole Morgan Connole Overly Land and Mortgage Company Teton County H P White M S Darling Trans America Oil Company William R Ducie and Lucille EB Owen defendants. J L Collins Sheriff. Donovan McClernan Shelby Mont plaintiff's attorney. First publication August 11 last publication September 1.
Chapter 101 proposes submitting to Montana voters at the next general election a change to Article IX section 2. It details that the amendment concerns who may vote in general elections and on questions submitted to the people. The act directs clarifications of the qualified electors and process for ratification.
The Montana act, approved March 9 1931, sets age and residency requirements to vote, adds taxpayer eligibility for levy questions, and restricts felons without pardon. It requires separate official ballots in November 1932 for the amendment on voting qualifications with explicit “For” and “Against” options, and stipulates repeal of conflicting laws.
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