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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
4
Frederick A. Woehner J Morgan A Guthrie B C McDonald J E Sullivan listed among prominent local figures in the recent directory update. These individuals are associated with various firms and civic roles in the community.
Seventeen high schools statewide offer normal work to prepare students for rural teaching. Miss Mae Trumper says districts reimburse part of the salary for the teacher providing the normal work. Lists Montana counties and towns participating and outlines mailed for a standard high school course plan.
A reporter, new to a town, questions an early advertiser about citizen response. The native Deacon Brown, famed hardware seller, is discussed as a likely spender, with cautious speculation about his ad spending patterns.
The State of Montana sends greetings to defendants Karl Treumer Marie Treumer St Anthony Dakota Elevator Co and Bynum Irrigation District. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint filed in the district court within twenty days after service. If no answer is filed, judgment will be taken.
Several mortgage foreclosure actions are detailed, naming Karl Treumer and Marie Treumer as defendants with a $1962.70 claim plus interest, attorney fees, and costs, secured by a first mortgage on property in Teton County. Other suits name August Robeck and Annie M Robeck seeking foreclosure on a 160 acre tract in Township 22 North Range 6 West MPM, and a Glasgow case for $3695.25 plus interest, fees, and costs, with a sheriff sale and redemption rights.
Libby Yard Company sues W N Gaines and others in Montana court seeking $220.15 with eight percent interest from February 6 1919 and foreclosure of a mechanic lien. Maddox & Church are attorneys for the plaintiff in the nineteenth judicial district.
Richard Van Kuiken of Chateau Montana filed notice to prove up a three year homestead claim on land described as SE1/4?4SW1/4 in Township 24N Range 5W Montana Meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau on September 20 1922 with witnesses Joseph Ettema Elvy L Bell Hugh D Cameron Ralph Carson all of Chateau Montana.
A public notice announces the 1922 general election to submit Article XVI Section 7 amendments allowing a general or special law to create and unite county government forms. It details ballots, voting instructions, and repeal of conflicting acts, certified by Secretary of State Co. T. Stewart with official seal.
The Republican administration advocates world peace plans while maintaining a vigorous American policy. It emphasizes avoiding foreign entanglements and achieving practical results for global peace and stability.
The Washington Conference is hailed as the greatest peace achievement, securing naval armament limits among major powers, submarine and gas restrictions, fortification and base limits, and Open Door support. It asserts the current administration cuts military to treaty levels and urges continued U.S. restraint to avoid entanglements.
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