Hoover praised as nation's steady leader in emergencies
Senator Tilson lauds President Hoover for integrity and broad grasp of affairs. He argues Hoover will apply his experience and powers to defend American interests in any crisis, large or small.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
2
Senator Tilson lauds President Hoover for integrity and broad grasp of affairs. He argues Hoover will apply his experience and powers to defend American interests in any crisis, large or small.
The piece critiques simplistic excuses for low prices, citing the Agricultural Analyst and state department findings that lamb feeders and growers are economic partners facing supply and feed costs. It also reviews a Republican pamphlet lauding Hoover's first sixteen months, urging patriotism and calm reading for perspective.
The Northwest Grain association will advance up to 70 percent of the local card value on stored grain including flax with a maximum $1.25 per bushel for flax. Advances carry 5.42 percent interest and require a Producer Membership Agreement and endorsed storage tickets. Loans must be settled by July 1, 1931.
Montana college economist says midwest feeders were disappointed by the lack of distress offerings in cattle and sheep despite drought. The report notes feeding markets remain stable as feed supplies shift, underscoring farm economic resilience in Bozeman Missouri.
Letter from 11 year old Freda Rosholt of Bole Denmark to Mrs. Anna Stafford in Chateau Montana describes Copenhagen as clean and well kept with a tall screw staircase tower and Rosendal Castle Roskilde? The note notes Denmark once a great country and includes a rotogravure folder showing the Danish capital.
A partial list from the county clerk reveals warranty deeds transferring parcels in Teton county from Sabo to Sabo and Bernstein to Bernstein among others. Tax deed transfers include Oral G. Meadows to Western Agricultural Co for 645.12 covering parcels in township 26 north, range 6 west.
Notice from Teton County Montana that registration books close at 5 p m on Friday September 19 1930 for the November 4 general election. Electors may register at the County Clerk’s Chateau office the courthouse precinct deputy registrar or a notary or justice. Naturalized citizens must present naturalization papers. To vote must be US citizen and resident of state one year and county thirty days. GEO A Carroll county clerk and ex officio registrar. First pub Aug 14 last Sept 11.
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