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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
8
C. W. Wymer announces his candidacy for sheriff of Teton County Wyoming subject to the Republican party. He has lived in the county over 20 years and is a taxpayer. He pledges an efficient businesslike administration and enforcement of the statutes without fear or favor. Your support appreciated.
Arch ie Murchie announces candidacy for Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to August Primaries. If nominated and elected he pledges strict enforcement of all laws in a lawful manner and seeks support for a clean, economical government. Paid adv.
Henry Kropp of Agawam announces his Democratic bid for the Teton County Assessor nomination. He says he has resided in Montana 39 years, paid taxes, and pledges a square deal for all residents.
A Choteau resident and stockman, F P Goodwin declares as a Democratic nominee he will represent common people and taxpayers on the county commissioners. He pledges impartial justice, courteous hearings, and careful oversight of public funds.
John B. Bohling of Dutton announces his candidacy for Representative subject to Republican voters in the August 27, 1924 primaries. If nominated and re-elected he pledges the same service as in his past term.
J H Stevens, veteran Montana lawyer and ex soldier, born in Kansas and raised in Iowa, educated at Drake University Law Department. Admitted to practice by Iowa Supreme Court in 1900, Montana Supreme Court in 1900, and U S District and Circuit Courts in 1901. Promises judicial independence from politics, grand jury hearings on bank deposits, court powers to curb juvenile delinquency, and a volunteer juvenile welfare commission.
A political advertisement by J. H. Stevens of Shelby Montana promises to reduce taxes and administer substantial justice without fear or favor, promoting discreet technical strategies to achieve fiscal balance and fair governance.
Public notices seek sealed bids by August 6 for heating plant work at Teton County High School and plumbing in the dormitory plus bids for an oil burner system. Specifications available from the clerk. Bidder must follow orders of the High School Board and county authorities.
Teton County will hold a board of equalization session at the courthouse in Chateau Montana from July 21 1924 through August 11 1924 with final action on August 7 and 8 1924. Property owners must file written applications for reductions and attend inquiries. First publication July 18 and last August 1.
Commissioner's proceedings show warrants issued in March 1924 totaling 2282.57. Reports cover school and dormitory expenses, county poor farm quarter ending March 21 1924, JP fees for Chateau and Choteau townships, and audited claims with numerous disbursements including salaries, supplies, road work, and bridge fund expenditures led by Stockmens State Bank and Glacier County refunds.
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