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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
2
The Choteau Clementa Official Paper for Teton County published by J. L. Jourdonnais. Weekly publication in ChoGaea Montana with second class mail. Subscription price two dollars per year in advance.
The Montana State Press association’s Great Falls gathering highlighted the Gridiron Club dinner as a bright, hopeful high point. It praised the humor shown by officials, noting laughter at self and others as a sign of keeping perspective and trust in leadership.
A distant observer notes Charles A. Levine backs Chamberlin’s Germany flight and acts to hinder Lindbergh’s Europe role. Lindbergh remains calm, forging goodwill for the United States as Levine travels abroad, growing more headstrong.
The piece critiques Levine’s clashes with pilots Chamberlin and a French flyer and with Capt. Walter Hinchcliffe. It says his lack of diplomacy and public display harm his reputation and hopes Europe will overlook the Levine episodes after Lindbergh’s example.
At a press association meeting in Great Falls editors urged Montana papers to promote state resources for out of state readers. Emphasize honest publicity, avoid exaggeration, and rely on solid facts about Montana rather than sensational terms or inflated land agent language.
Judge Meigs exonerates Arnold G. Baker in a case involving improper handling of Phoebe W. Rogers property. The ward’s guardian sought deed cancellation, but the court found no wrongful intent and cited inadequate prior investigation and management. The opinion, reprinted from The Tribune, clarifies Baker’s position and guardianship issues.
A fragment indicates Mr Frary is instructed to assume management of the property by September first. The note provides a single directive, implying imminent handover or authority transfer. Further context or names are limited in the readable portion.
William G McAdoo said he would not seek the Democratic nomination in 1928. He urged New York Gov Alfred E Smith to consider stepping aside to clear the field amid religious and wet issues dogging the race.
Notice of a directors meeting held August 27 1927 levied a seven dollar plus fifty cent per share assessment on capital stock payable September 3 1927 to E B Noble Treasurer at Bynum Montana.
Notice states that any stock with unpaid assessments as of October 1 1927 becomes delinquent and will be offered for public sale on October 22 1927 to cover the delinquent amount and sale costs. E B Noble secretary. Office located in Bynum Montana. First publication September 1, last September 22.
At the University of Wisconsin two Caldwell sisters Mabel and Bernice, eighteen, twins in the college of letters and science, and brothers Byron twenty in commerce and Donald twenty one majoring in geology, all in freshman status. The Rio, Wisconsin lumberman James Caldwell is the father. three other Caldwell youths remain in high school.
Settlers near McMillan Michigan recount two hunters who shot a bear. The bear was left on the ground to recover, moved overnight by a second bear, and later found buried in a brush pile, suggesting the mate dragged the corpse away and tried to hide it.
A lighthearted exchange reveals a speaker who keeps hands soft by sleeping with gloves. The interviewer playfully asks if the hat is worn in sleep as well, sparking a whimsical moment.
The witness denies claiming the wife was speechless with rage and asserts she never reacts that way. The exchange recalls contrasting perceptions during the courtroom testimony.
Notice posted by Ella Miller states no hunting or fishing permitted on the Robert Miller dairy ranch. Dated September 8.
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