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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
3
An editorial argues pedestrians have priority on public streets and that driving is a state granted privilege, not an inherent right. It notes courts limit motor operation and urges drivers to protect pedestrian safety, asserting legs precede automobiles.
The Fairfield Sun River Project hosts its annual Project Fair in Fairfield on September 14 and 15. It highlights county cooperation and irrigation success with exhibits for farmers and city dwellers, plus sports and amusements like tennis and airplane flights, promising a big turnout from Choteau and surrounding areas.
A critical excerpt discusses how writers craft credible stories from impressions and hearsay about movements opposing the old order in America. It notes the assertion that these forces threaten constitutional authority and American principles, and critiques verbose space writers for interpreting twists in events.
The piece argues for cautious openness to progress within the U S system, warning against anti change hysteria while noting historic radical shifts in transport, communication and government. It juxtaposes alarmist critics with calls for sane, constructive reform and references to a sheriff sale notice in Montana.
A Chicago mother wounds her 19 year old son to stop him from crime. Pathé reviews show German officers as authorities plan to suppress communist demonstrations. The piece extols seed and stock selection and argues selective immigration, critiquing the melting pot idea and urging careful citizen screening.
Sheriff Willem D. Reiquam will sell at public auction on September 1923 at 2 PM the described 160 acre tract in Teton County Montana. The property includes NE quarter of SW quarter and other portions of Section 9 Township 23N Range 4W per official survey. Attorneys George Coffey Jr and Geo W. Mager represent the plaintiff. First publication August 23, last September 13.
The Board of Trustees of School District No 17 Teton County Montana will sell Amortization Funding Bonds on September 15 1923 at 2 00 PM at Bole School House. Bonds total 1973 45 dollars with par value 200 each for nine bonds and 173 45 for the tenth. Interest 6 percent semi annually for ten years to fund warrants outstanding prior to July 1 1923. Bids require 100 bid bond, conditional sale or exchange option, private sale at best interest, exchange dollar for dollar with warrant holders. Bids to clerk H B Hanson Edwin A Bjork Carl F Carlson with attest C A Austad clerk. First pub Aug 16 last Sept 6.
The State of Montana issues a summons to Carly Anderson to answer the complaint filed in the Clerk of Court. She must file an answer and serve a copy on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days of service or face judgment by default.
Court records reveal a mortgage foreclosure action against the defendant by First National Bank of Chateau for $930 on lands described as NE and NW quarters of section 20 in township 23 N range 7 W with district court seal dated August 26 1923. The case seeks interest costs and attorney fees with a sheriff sale notice also listing Brown L Keatts and Charlotte D Keatts and Northern National Bank of Great Falls with sale set for September 21 1923 at the Chateau courthouse.
Mrs. W. Grills of Great Falls Montana reports constant back ache headaches and frequent urination. After using Dean's Kidney Pills her trouble disappeared. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY promotes Dona's Kidney Pills as the same remedy Mrs Grills used.
The seventeenth Judicial District of Montana announces a public sale of the south half of the southwest quadrant section 25 township 22 north range 6 west. The sale takes place September 21 1923 at 1 PM at the front door of the Court House in Chotrag Teton County Montana. Under-Sheriff date August 28 1923 notice first published August 30 last September 20.
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