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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
4
A prominent industrialist argues excess education fuels unrest, while mass thought and Americanization push progress. The piece links schooling, labor reform, immigration policy, and wartime causes to social change and economic recovery.
Prominent Republicans and Democrats press for an extra session unless the Harding Coolidge World Court proposal gains action at the regular session. With debates on international affairs taxes and farm relief, lawmakers face tough problems and many one idea critics.
A Kish expedition reports the unearthing of a library of cuneiform tablets including grammars dictionaries and commentaries. The pictographic script not used since the first century B C is believed to expand knowledge of the ancient language and its study.
The treasury reports holdings of 4.418 billion dollars in gold and bullions, an estimated 48 percent of all gold worldwide. Experts estimate the world’s total gold supply based on this stake.
The Morley archaeological expedition funded by the Carnegie Foundation explores primeval country near Yucatan Mexico as it seeks to solve phases of early American history dating back about 3000 years.
Congress passed a restrictive immigration bill to set US policy on alien entry. It grants a 2 percent quota based on the 1890 national population, replacing former liberal limits and extending the law beyond the June 30 expiry.
A Baghdasarian immigrant from Armenia, now an American speaker, will lecture at the Episcopal church in Choutenquain this afternoon and evening about Americanism and citizenship. The notice mentions foreclosure litigation in Teton County Montana for a 1917 mortgage on rural land and includes court dates and attorney details.
Mrs. BH Bailie entertained about fifty ladies Wednesday afternoon with a pink tea for her sister Miss Edna Swedlund of Missoula. Miss Alva Larson hosted this week’s guest Miss Marcia Patterson of Sanford Florida.
Notice under Section 4621 Montana Revised Codes 1921 for Teton County Refunding Bonds numbers 1 to 60 of 1000 each issued July 1 1909 for refunding. Bonds bear 4 percent interest payable semi annually redeemable July 1 1924 with interest ceasing then. payments to be made at Union Bank & Trust Co Helena Montana. First publication May 30 1924 last June 27 1924.
Notice announces a petition filed April 24 1924 with Teton County Clerk to include lands in Herd District No 6. Board of County Commissioners scheduled a hearing for June 4 1932 at 2 p m to examine petition sufficiency and protest. Described lands cover all of sections 35 and 36 in township 22 north range west.
The State of Montana issues alias summons in the Nineteenth Judicial District of Teton County. Site Life Insurance Company of Montana sues John E Woods Abbie M Woods and J C Manix, defendants, for answer to the complaint filed with the Clerk of Court. Service of process occurs in each county of residence.
The District Court of Montana's Ninth Judicial District in Teton County seeks to foreclose a mortgage on real estate described as the west half of the southeast quarter east half of the southwest quarter northwest quarter of the southwest quarter south half of the northwest quarter and lot 4 in section 5 township 22 north range 6 west Montana, asserting the defendants Sadie K McDonald Benjamin F E McDonald and Minnesota Loan and Trust Company defaulted. The action also seeks to determine the length of the mortgage and to foreclose the equity of redemption. Defendants are required to answer within twenty days of service or a default judgment will be entered.
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