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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
2
The notice lists LL Jourdonnais as owner and publisher of a weekly paper printed in Cho teau Montana. It says the newspaper is entered as second class matter and charges $2 per year in advance.
A profile of Herbert Hoover portrays him as a world famous engineer turned candidate whose campaigns emphasize merit over political artifice. The piece lauds his tenure as secretary of commerce, his limited self-promotion, and his aim to improve life for all despite scrutiny of his ideals.
Local notices and newspaper reports warn hunters to respect private property as signs go up this season. Authors blame hunter arrogance and the growing use of cars for more outsiders trespassing, urging deferential conduct toward landowners and wildlife rights.
The article argues that a few careless hunters may sully the group, though most are true sportsmen. It calls for improved farmer hunter relations through rod and gun club meetings, noting farmers are willing to negotiate fair terms.
The piece argues Governor Smith misreads Coolidge era economy and accuses critics of misrepresenting President Hoover’s Nicaragua policy and postwar New York expenses. It notes Democratic Party shifts and questions past judgments by inviting broader political critique.
Pendroy residents record visits from Oliver Lusty visiting friends in town and Mrs. M. A. Lewis from Seattle staying with John Lewis family. Local movement includes high school students returning from Chateau and relatives staying with the Campbell family. Church services Sunday at 3 PM and Ladies Aid gathering next Thursday.
Ear Mountain residents join Belleview Matron's club at Mrs. Rolland Clearman's home for a pleasant gathering. Mrs. Kelley of Great Falls and Miss Boehm attend as visitors. Next meeting set for September 19 at Mrs. Clearman Sr.'s home.
In 1834 James Chalmers of Dundee contributed to the development of postage stamps by inventing adhesive stamp concept. The entry notes his role in early postal innovation and the Dundee origin of the idea.
Notice states an administrator of Albert A. Rottenhagen's estate will conduct a private sale of described real property in Teton County Montana on or after September 28 1928 under a Sept 7 1928 district court order. The notice specifies sale parameters and the executor duties but does not include further property details.
The SE quarter of Section 24 in Township 23 north Range 4 west in Teton County Montana is offered for sale. Bids must be in writing and may be left at The First National Bank Choteau or delivered to the administrator or filed with the court clerk between September 13 and September 28 1928. E J Hirshberg administrator of the estate of Albert A Bottenhagen deceased. First pub September 13 last September 27.
In Montana Teton County District Court the estate of Hanna E. Waugh is discussed. Administrator Erick E. Waugh seeks court authorization to sell necessary real property. A notice requires interested parties to appear September 21 1928 to show cause. Publication in Chateau Acantha for two weeks is ordered.
Notice is given that Grandville F Underwood of Farmington Montana filed intent to prove final stockraising claim on lands described in sections 4 5 8 9 township 24 north range 8 west Montana meridian before M D Nicholson register Great Falls Montana on September 26 1928 Witnesses are Walter Streeter George W Harris Alice Underwood and Mack Bruno all of Farmington Montana First published August 16 last September 13.
Olive J. Keenan formerly Murray of Augusta Montana has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish her homestead claim for West Hall Northeast Quarter, Southeast Quarter Northeast Quarter, West Half Southeast Quarter, East Half Southwest Quarter, Southwest Quarter Southwest Quarter, Section 15 Township 22 North Range 8 West Principal Meridian. The proceeding is before the Register at Great Falls and set for September 24, 1928, with Benjamin Keenan Guy Kale Carl Madsen Ross Porter listed as witnesses.
The notice states that Teton County Montana registration books close at 5 PM on Friday September 21 1928 for the November 6 1928 general election. Electors may register with the County Clerk in Chateau or at the precinct deputy registrar or with a notary or justice of the peace. Naturalized citizens must show naturalization papers. Requirements: U.S. citizenship, one year residency in the state before election, and 30 days residency in the county.
To vote at the ensuing election, electors who failed to vote at the last General Election and who have not since re registered must register by the deadline. W. H. Webb County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar Teton County Montana First Notice August 23 1928 Final Notice September 20 1928.
George W. Harris of Farmington Montana filed a notice of intention to make final stockraising proof to establish a land claim in sections 5 and 8 township 24 north range 8 west Montana Meridian. The hearing is before Register M D Nicholson at Great Falls on September 26 1928. Accompanying claimants are Walter Streeter Grandville F Underwood Alice Underwood and Mack Bruno all of Farmington. First publication August 16.
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