Choteau Montana Public Notice Rates and Publication Info
The notice states the Choteau Montana publication is entered as second class matter July 11, 1918 at the Choteau post office under the act of March 8, 1879. It is published every Friday in Teton County with a subscription of $2.00 per year and advertising rates on application.
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Choteau
Montana
Choteau, Teton Co
Choteau Post NO
American Legion
Choteau Club
E. J. Liptak
B. I. Packer
Choteau Lodge NO. 11
O. F
Connor
J. H. Stephens
Who pays for the advertising in industry today
The piece argues buyers should not bear advertising costs. It cites Wrigley’s Gum Colgate Cream of Wheat Palmolive and a famous camera example to show advertising lowers prices by boosting sales and reducing per unit costs. It notes direct advertising can cut selling costs and that volume production reduces overhead.
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New York
San Francisco
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Wrigley
Colgate
Careless With Money Fraud Awareness Ad
An advertisement urges caution with money handling noting that checks and notes represent cash and that alterations can harm finances. It promotes a product called a TV Paper that detects alterations and offers to demonstrate protection for cash checks drafts receipts and related documents.
The Advertising and Its Public Service Role
The passage extols successful advertisers for teaching the public to improve life health homes and enjoyment. It credits advertising with enabling hundreds of improvements and praises newspaper advertising as direct and effective, noting that advertising funds these efforts.
Sons and Daughters of Teton Set Annual Meeti
The Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers plan an annual meeti and dance on Friday February 19. Membership requires being 18 years old and a son or daughter of an Old Timer. Last Sunday Mrs J C Taylor hosted the city high school faculty and basketball teams at her home. the house and table were decorated in school colors and a luncheon was enjoyed.
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Teton
J. C. Taylor
To Rent Good Front Room Furnished
Classified rental notice for a furnished front room in a modern house. Inquiries directed to Mrs. H. B. Ashworth.
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H. B. Ashworth
Mullen man visits Hodgskiss home amid store remodel hopes
H. L. Nelson of Mullen Idaho visits his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs J E Hodgskiss. Chateau Mercantile Company remodeling this past week aims to enhance store appeal and maintain the high standard of service patrons have received.
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H. L. Nelson
Mullen , Idaho
J.E. Hodgskiss
Chateau Mercantile Company
Stock Cattle Moved From Teton Ranch to Schuler Carson
Harry Fisher, manager of the Strain Bros. ranch, led a large herd through town Monday. The cattle are being moved from the Teton ranch to the Schuler Carson place for winter care.
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Harry Fisher
Strain Bros
Teton
Schuler Carson Place
McGregor Party Attends Performance of Lady Billy
Dr H J McGregor Mrs Mc Gregor and Mr and Mrs James Eckford traveled to Great Falls Wednesday afternoon to witness the stage production Lady Billy.
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H. J. McGregor
Anniversary Club Meet at Drinkwine Home Near Farmington
The Anniversary Club gathered last Sunday at the Drinkwine residence near Farmington to celebrate the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jas Drinkwine. A luncheon was served and the afternoon featured games and music.
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Drinkwine
Farmington
Jas. Drinkwine
Clarence O Allum Not Guilty After Peace Disturbance Hearing
Clarence O. Allum faced a peace disturbance charge after arrest last Saturday night. On Tuesday January 16, before Justice of the Peace DeHaas, a jury heard the evidence and returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Clarence O. Allum
Justice of the Peace
DeHaas
Burfening Returns to Farm Life in Blackleaf Region
Ed 8S Burfening, once a city businessman, now farms in Chateau area. He has embraced a back to the farm ethic and built a fine herd of Hereford cattle.
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Burfening
Blackleaf
Chateau
Miss Maurine Miller Hosts Girls Friendly Club
Miss Maurine Miller and Ruth Yeager entertained the Girls Friendly club at Mrs. Roulston's home last Saturday afternoon. T. J. Cheetham, a hardware and implement dealer at Dutton, visited Chateau on business Monday.
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Maurine Miller
Ruth Yeager
Girls Friendly Club
Mrs. Roulston
T. J. Cheetham
Dutton
Local Happenings Roundup From Choteau Area
Mrs. Otis Mellon improves after illness. Ice harvests fill storage. Rancher George Sabados, Sr. visits town. Ray Porter and Fred Campbell visit merchants. N. O. Tuttle greets friends in town. John Hughes travels from Chateau toward Donahue, Iowa. T. A. Meagher makes a quick Great Falls trip. Miss Gladys Martine visits home from Spring Valley. Walter Bright Co. drilling crew arrives near Keys to start work. Floyd Churchwell heads to Cascade for Portland Cattle and Lean Co. duties. T. O. Larson party to Great Falls. Chateau Mercantile Co. ad noted. E. J. Liptak in Choteau on business after Great Northern travel.
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Walter Bright Co
T. O. Larson
Keys
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Teton County Abstract CO
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Spring Valley
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Cascade
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