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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
8
Brady Irrigation Company of Chateau Montana announces assessment number 9 of 25.00 per share on all capital stock. Payment is due by September 25 1916 to Kenneth McKenzie secretary treasurer at Chateau office. Unpaid shares will be delinquent and sold at public auction on October 14 1916 to cover the delinquent assessment costs. First pub August 25 1916. 4t
The Sunday school reports strong summer work and anticipates growth with the new conference year. Next Sunday is Labor Sunday with a sermon on Christianity and labor questions in the evening. The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will be entertained on Thursday September 7 by Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Pewterbaugh.
A Montanan summary lists deeds and U.S. patents filed at the Teton County Clerk and Recorder office through August 24. Entries include transfers in Cut Bank and Bynum, numerous lot descriptions, and several government patent actions involving Annie B. Thoburn and others.
The text notes Mr. Hughes is nominated for president and anticipates Mr. Wilson's response. A psychologist asserts broad hypnotic potential, while Carranza seeks loan prospects, reflecting varied public anxieties and ambitions in the period.
Mr. Hughes asserts that democracy cannot be governed by fools and condemns the idea of government by the people for the foolish, delivering a sharp rebuke at Chicago.
A compact quote notes that falsehoods clash not only with truths but also among themselves, echoing the idea that untruths generate internal strife even before confronting reality. The passage emphasizes the instability of fabricated claims.
A quotation from the Hartford Courant notes Mr. Wilson’s mind is progressive yet its direction remains unclear as it may move backward as well as forward.
Frances A. Kellor asserts that women are essential to shaping political life and national values, urging their active role in building the country’s future. The remark emphasizes gender involvement in civic progress and social reform.
The article argues that President Wilson seeks to shape public perception by implying there was no troop withdrawal from Mexico at the request of Carranza, and suggests declaring that no troops were ever in Mexico to withdraw.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Florence Larance deceased to creditors and to all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication at the attorney James Sulgrove in Chateau Montana. First published July 28 1916.
Sheriff William Miller announces a sale on September 2 1916 at 2 PM at the courthouse front in Chateau Teton county Montana. Property to be sold includes Lots 11 and 12 in block 14 of Jacksons First addition to Choteau with improvements and appurtenances. James Sulgrove represents the plaintiff Ollive Thompson is the defendant. First publication August 11 1916. 4t
In Teton County Montana the plaintiffs John Zimmerman and Eva S Zimmerman seek a decree establishing heirship and full undivided shares of NW 25 section 25 township 22 north range 3 west. The case lists adverse claims by Henry Schaettgen of St Paul and Rachel Hayes unknown. Publication dates include August 4 11 18 25 1916 and September 1 1916.
The president plans to craft his acceptance speech on the weekend trip aboard the May Flower. Amid salt spray and sea air he seeks to frame stirring notes on naval preparedness and readiness.
The clerk of school district No. 51 Teton county Montana invites sealed bids for building a school house and furnishing all materials. Proposals due by 7:00 p m August 29 1916 with plans at Franklin Pierce shown 9 am to 4 pm daily at St. Anthony Dakota Lumber Co Chateau. Bids opened 7:00 p m August 29 1916. District reserves right to reject any bid.
One large Case steam traction engine with water tank and pump offered for sale. See at the Teton Co operative Reservoir Co dam near Bynum. Cash bids requested by Sept 1 1916 and subject to state boiler inspector safety certificate. Communicate with the undersigned to submit offers.
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