Cho teau Weekly Gazette Seeks Local Notices
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana the paper notes its delivery as second class matter in the post office and serves as a local notices outlet for residents and businesses.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
4
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana the paper notes its delivery as second class matter in the post office and serves as a local notices outlet for residents and businesses.
The piece argues women voters will influence the November election and urges fair play. It discusses candidate debates, registration drives, and the need for women to engage, vote, and support ethical conduct while addressing concerns about pre election activities and party influence.
The text argues laws should improve county life for homes and families and asserts that those with honorable aims have nothing to fear from a woman’s participation in politics. It presents a civic, inclusive view on political engagement and local reform.
A 1924 editorial from Choteau argues for stronger Commercial Club leadership to unite merchants and farmers. It urges importing dairy cattle, starting real business meetings, and leveraging the local creamery to spur crime and economic revival in Teton County, Montana. The piece calls for concrete actions, including a community meeting and consideration of purchasing dairy cows to place on farms.
A local advocate for dairying in Teton county has died. The piece outlines his long effort to develop the county creamery into a major industry, noting the creamery’s growth from a small operation to a business generating over 100000 dollars annually for the county.
The State of Montana to Clyde Carey and Nadine Carey. Bed Nbersol Whriintati. and others are summoned in a foreclosure action filed in the district court. Plaintiffs seek judgment for $2,400.00 plus interest and $2265.00 for promissory notes, with mortgage lands described as parts of Section 29 in Dickey County.
The Harvest Sale and Dinner is noted by the community church group. Proceeds support church programs and local missions with a planned gathering event.
Valvoline lubricating oil offered in any grade and any quantity at Joe Baarts. The advertisement promotes a flexible oil sale with broad product options for customers.
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