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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
2
The article urges local residents to attend chautauqua programs to support community projects and unity. It praises social and cultural benefits, notes organizers often spend time and money, and compares local participation to European passion plays as a proof of potential talent.
A new nationwide movement backed by ex Democratic nominees Alfred E. Smith and John D. Davis forms as the American Liberty League. It aims to teach constitutional respect for person and property rights and government restraint. President Roosevelt says he approves of the goals though other duties exist. Strategists expect major action after the November elections with a hard fought battle ahead.
Workers at Premium Center report a month of busy harvest activity. The team expects about three more weeks to finish gathering the late produce. The current run has ranged from 20 to 40 units daily.
The article notes a lead farmer’s harvest figures with twenty five bushels per acre as a fair average and lists multiple buyers of combines and vehicles. It recounts a $3,200 loan denial due to land being deemed sub marginal and suggests relocating to better land.
Miss Marguerite Bremer is home from Los Angeles for a visit. Miss Elizabeth McLean will assume her duties as teacher in the Wuest district this coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Berringer remodeled their house this past summer and now have a comfortable dwelling.
Pendroy residents attend birth day party and chautauqua events while cattle shipments and local visits fill community life. A court action seeks foreclosure on the Burrows mortgage of land in Teton County, with Frances Rosengren recording the notice and Eugene L. Murphy representing the plaintiffs.
Next Sunday September 9 the sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost mass will be at Chateau 11 AM and Bynum 9 AM Power 9 AM and Dut ton 11 AM Communion Sunday for Bynum and Power Rev J F Schulte pastor.
Sealed bids for remodeling the gymnasium room and boiler room at Chateau Public School and for heating plumbing materials and labor are due by September 8, 1934. Specifications are on file in the clerk's office. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids. First pub August 30, last September 6.
Court in Te ton County Montana orders Chas G Roberts as administrator to show cause why the estate of Annie H Swaine should not be sold. Hearing set for September 14 1934 at Chateau Court. Publication required in Chateau Acantha for two weeks. Properties listed include Lot 6 Block 4 Original Townsite Choteau Montana and nearby parcels with described land descriptions and personal property. Frances Rosengren clerk.
Alias summons filed in Te Helen F. Delaney case regarding a civil action in the county court. The document directs service with court deadlines and indicates parties and filing details.
Deputy Livestock Inspector J. L. Billings to auction two black mares with foal and branding B V AO on right thigh at the W. A. Schwanke ranch in Section 9 Township 23 North Range 2 West. The sale is Friday September 14 at 2 p.m. Cash only. first publication August 23. last September 13.
An act to submit to Montana voters in November 1934 a proposed amendment adding Section 1 a to Article 12. It allows the Legislature to levy income taxes on individuals firms and corporations to replace property taxes with funds distributed to public schools and state government. Provisions cover ballot wording voting method and effect upon passage.
Official Montana record dated July 25 1934 confirms the taxation measure adding a new section for income taxes and distributing revenue to public schools and state government. Secretary of State Sam W Mitchell signs and seals the document in Helena with publication initially on August 9 131.
Montana Secretary of State records an act proposing to amend Article XVI Section 5 to allow the Board of County Commissioners to consolidate county offices. The measure, to be voted at the November 1934 general election, outlines terms, vacancies, and required publication of consolidation orders. It provides ballot language for and against and sets immediate effect upon proclamation if approved.
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