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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
4
A Choteau Montana weekly newspaper denounces opponents of Carl W. Riddick as biased critics while defending his record. The piece decries partisan attacks and urges readers to judge Riddick by his public service.
The article urges giving American mothers one day off each week to relieve overwhelming duties. It cites Illinois with two thousand dependent mothers on charity and argues funds from clubs could support recreation and respite. It calls for women's clubs to back practical home-town action.
Police maintain extraordinary precautions to guard John D Rockefeller Jr as he attends his Bible class. Detectives periodically enter the church to shield the oil legacy heir from potential unrest while public opinion brands the Rockefeller wealth as an intrusive octopus.
Was not a personality. He was an institution. He forbade contact with his fellow beings. His photograph was never seen. The old man resisted publicity until advertising changed public perception of the Rockefeller life and activities. The essay argues the Rockefellers’ happiness hinges on advertising power.
E A Arnett, a road contractor, was thrown from a horse on Wednesday. His leg was badly torn and he will be laid up for some time.
Community notes from Farmington report dinners at the Lindseth and Hanson homes. A Luther League play at the Farmington school house drew a large crowd. Normal training students returned to Chateau after six weeks of practice at East Farmington. Several families hosted dinners and a car wheel mishap was noted for Gregor Tangen.
Sunday services at St Stephen's Church include Holy Communion at 11:00 and Church School at 12:00 with evening services suspended for the summer. The 19th Annual Diocese of Montana Convention in Billings drew 100 delegates noting membership shifts and allowing women to serve as wardens, vestrymen, and delegates.
Administratrix of the estate of Anton F Holm notifies creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be at the office of T Y Pridham 19 and 20 Larson Tyde Chateau Montana the place for estate business. Dated April 21 1922. Oll en Stotm Administratrix of the estate of Anton Holm deceased. To Pridham Attorney for Administratrix. (Quist publication April 28 1922)
The described property in Teton County Montana will be sold at public auction on May 18 1922 at 2 PM at the Court House door. The sale is by Writ of Execution to the highest bidder for cash in United States currency.
Legal notice dated April 1922 from Sheriff S Martine and Under-Sheriff M G Read for McKenzie and McKenzie attorneys Great Falls Montana. First publication April 21 1922.
A candidate announces intent to seek the State Senate seat in Teton County subject to Republican primary approval next August. If nominated and elected, the pledge supports strict legislative economy and tax reform including an inheritance tax and tax burden equalization in Montana.
Harm on Teton County announces candidacy for assessor, seeking Republican primary approval in August. pledges efficient, economical administration with taxpayers and county interests in mind.
Notice to voters announces candidate for Assessor of Teton County subject to Republican approval. If nominated and elected the candidate pledges economy, a clean administration, and hiring preference for ex service members.
Notice to voters announces a candidate for sheriff of Teton County promising law enforcement integrity and a clean administration. The declaration signals an upcoming campaign and public electoral process.
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company sues J H Odenwald Wm F Odenwald and Jacob Odenwald in Teton County Montana. A writ of execution issued May 13 1916 and orders sale of property to satisfy the judgment. The sheriff is to conduct the sale under court authority.
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