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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
4
Harm on T Rhoads declares candidacy for U S House of Representatives as a Republican in the upcoming primaries on August 27. He pledges to serve Teton County and Montana if nominated and elected. July 26 1918.
Geo W Magee announces candidacy for county attorney of Teton County subject to Republican primary on August 27. He asks for party members support and pledges prompt economical and impartial service if nominated and elected.
A J Simmons announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff, subject to party voters at the August 27 primaries. He pledges to fulfill the duties of the office to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Murdock C. McLeod announces his candidacy for sheriff of Teton County and asks Republican voters to support him at the August 27, 1918 primary election. Dated August 2, 1918.
Statement from John Zimmerman on August 27 1918 primaries. He pledges to enforce all state laws including prohibition and asks voters for support if nominated and elected.
County surveyor candidate announces intent to seek nomination in 1918. Seeks voters support and asks for their vote.
I S MARTINE runs for sheriff of Teton County subject to the Republican primary on August 27. If nominated and elected he will serve to enforce all state laws and pay special attention to 1917 prohibition laws. CHAS P CRANF also seeks County Commissioner on August 27, 1918, pledging to serve taxpayers’ interests to the best of his ability.
Attendees at the August 7 gathering included Mrs Schaefer Reed Whitacre Devanleau Nyberg Pinnell Simmons Angell Brown H Weist Barnes and Misses Bertha Nyberg Thelma Pinnell Krebs Whitacre Visitor Mrs Garrety of Jefferson Nine pairs of socks were returned A meeting of auxiliary officers is planned for Thursday evening.
Wanted a contract for stubble plowing. Have my own rig and am ready to work at once. Apply to box 196 Choteau. 3t pd.
In response to North Dakota complaints, J Brand, chief of the U S Department of Agriculture bureau of markets, says farmers nationwide have had every advantage in grading regulations. He notes public hearings in 20 locations and accuses the nonpartisan league of seeking special privileges. The piece ends stressing fairness for all and warns against privileged groups. FOR RENT A five roomed furnished house close in inquire at the Montanan office.
The county clerk and recorder lists deeds and land transfers totaling numerous parcels in townships 25 to 28, ranges 4 to 5 west, including transfers from C H Schneile to Melvin McCory and Conrad Townsite to W H Power. It also records a large tract to Truchot Land & Cattle Co and Alexander Truchot to Edward W Fearon. Warrants issued April 9 1918 itemize salaries and supplies to local schools, utilities, and vendors.
A lengthy record of warrants, salaries, and transfers plus estate matters. The document lists payments to staff and vendors such as Crawford, Coomer, Hall, Hansen, Dutcher, and Moser, followed by land and property dealings, civil filings, and a sale order in the Allison Garrett estate. It also includes legal notices about a constitutional amendment proposal and a show cause order for sale of real estate in Teton County.
Sunday program at the Royal Theatre features a debate on Prussianism versus Americanism as the defining issue of socialism. The speech contrasts Bolshevik and Kaiser Kaiser to defend American democracy and its opportunities over despotism.
Fragmentary archival note describes the Great Seal of the state and a secretary of state reference. The text mentions a date in August 1918 and publication in October 1918, indicating an official record of a state seal or related designation.
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