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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
2
The county officials receive credit for prudent administration of funds across the past years. Farmers report strong harvests with wheat above normal and straw-saving efforts aiding livestock. Taxpayers show diligence in meeting obligations, and a spirit of gratitude governs the community.
Backwoods endorses Cut Bank Pioneer Press critique of the Great Falls Tribune for narrow partisan coverage of the Montana Republican state convention. Calls for full, timely reports like other dailies. urges separating news from opinion and notes Tribune rivals’ fuller coverage in contrast.
The fiscal year ended June 30 shows a reduction of 56933.71 in general fund obligation indebtedness per the state examiner's annual report cited by The Acantha. The examiner terms the descent a commendable showing worthy of special mention.
Stockholders are informed that on September 12 1934 the board levied a 25 per share assessment. Payment is due by October 10 1934 to G E Monkman in Bynum Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on October 27 1934 at 2 pm at the Farmington post office front door to cover the delinquent assessment costs.
Deputy livestock inspector announces sale by bidding at the Charles Davis ranch near Bole on October 5 1934 at 2 p m of listed estrays including a mare with foal a bay gelding a brown mare and a gray unbranded mare all described with brands where applicable first publication September 13 last October 4.
A 1933 Montana act proposes submitting to voters a constitutional amendment adding a Section 1 (a) to Article 12. It authorizes the Legislative Assembly to levy income taxes on individuals, firms, and corporations to replace property taxes, with revenues distributed to public schools and state government. The measure details separate ballots and voting procedures for approval at the November 1934 election.
The document records a 1934 Montana constitutional amendment proposal to Article 12 concerning revenue and taxation. It details levy and collection of income taxes by the state and distribution to public schools and state government. Official acknowledgment cites Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell, Helena, dated July 26, 1934, with first publication August 9, 18t.
The document outlines an act to submit to Montana voters at the next general election an amendment to Section Five, Article XVI, granting county commissioners power to consolidate county offices. It details the offices involved, terms, vacancy rules, and the process to consolidate, plus ballot wording and certification by the Secretary of State. The act would take effect upon proclamation if approved.
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