Woman Denied Alimony After Alleged Abuse Trial
A Montana judge heard alimony and divorce arguments as Frances Juvan seeks a final decree after alleging years of abuse by Joseph Juvan. She testified he beat her on July 22, and the pair, married May 21, own three Cherry Street lots, a house, and $2,280 in bank accounts. The court ordered the husband to pay $30 a month alimony and cover Mrs Juvan’s legal costs, while noting gun presence in the home and shared finances since early years.
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Joseph Javan
le Wits
Frances Juvan
Parr
Cherry Street
McQueen
Sivas
Juvan
Tuvan
Juran
Hin
Conan
Gagnon
Montana Street
Counse
Peter Breen
Marie Belin
Albert Belin
Gaghan
James J. Sullivan
Belin
Petar Bree
Erects Big Silo and Will Feed Stock Corn
Special Lispeted to the Standard Miles City. MewM. WW. Tate ley of the Co-Operative Creamery company has constructed a silo at his farm northeast of town the largest in this part of the state. The Railey silo is 14 by 15 square by 12 feet high and capacity of 10 tons. It requires nine tons of fodder to feed cows for six months. The total cost about 4 with concrete footing. Mr Balley taxes worth of corn. White calculates would make hay if he had fodder to take care of all the tadder hay will well from 10 to 18 per ton. While corn fodder when dry has value. There is occasional trouble ripening corn due to early frosts. Planed for the silo in a sten Riute its food value dn considerable. There in occasionally some trouble to ripening corn in this country on account of early frosts. There is already in growing the as fir as the given fodder alage. Mettkider Hew tha wante can help konte solve your ventilation problem. Phas wants will rent yer Tease or dy furnished for yon. Phas teante will bring information rekiling Tn various and ban properky. HE Uky ho Tend deta The heated sean The winks WHIP Finke 00 At TUE ONE Con ate en much information thmt wilt nhl ou ine thee ehgayaont Glide.
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Miles City
Atle
Tateley
Co-Operative Creamery Company
Balley
Ory
Phas
Bandits Capture German Scientist and Rescue Report
A dispatch from Saloulk Turkes says German geographer Dr Edmund Richter was captured by Greek bandits during a mapping expedition on Mount Olympus. He was held for 225000 dollars ransom and later rescued returning to Salgniki. The incident reportedly ties into wider hostilities between Greek and Bulgarian irregulars and is linked to Macedonia tensions.
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Berlin
Saloulk
Turkes
Toulay
Arites
Edmund Riehter
de Germin Roi Jeter
Winnie
Salgniki
de Richter
Mount Olympus
Turkey
Greece
German Geographies Society
Iu Turkish Tercitory
Auldieta
Lie Geographical Society
Weske
Richter
Fyranvos
One’ del Yannis
Dr. Richter
Misc Hlen Stone
Creek National Society
Struit
America
Liefsir
Macedonia
Beef Prices Rise On Summer Drouth Impact
Wholesale beef prices for top grades rose about 3 cents in 60 days as summer drought reduces supply. Armour’s F W Robinson cites uncertain timing for further raises while inferior beef remains cheaper. Pork also climbs. retail prices follow packer increases. Kansas City yard buys of steers from Plattsburg, MO, reach 3.20 per hundredweight, the year’s high.
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Kansas
F. W. Robinson
Armour
Mr. Robinson
Coleman Objects to Park Plan in Lewistown
Special Dispatch to the Standero Lewistown August 22 ex City Attorney John A Coleman representing property owners opposed the city accepting a Park addition tract of eight to nine acres valued about 110000. He argued the proposed expenditures and five year annual spending created an illegal contract beyond three years and questioned city authority. Coleman also objected to the entire park plan saying a park was unnecessary for Lewistown. Mayor Marrall named a committee to study the matter with Coleman and the city attorney.
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Standero- Lewistown
Amell
John A. Coleman
Culeman
Aawekbaldern
Aidivon
Aks
Coleman
Park Glan
Lewlatown
Care
Marrall
Enecil
Amended text fragment reports Canadian railway visit
An imperial delegation traveled to Winnipes where officials from the durming fen and provincial governments met the party. Admiral Tago stayed briefly as Elr Whyte, president of the Canadian Proita rulway, briefed them on travel arrangements.
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Winaipen
Auk
Winnipes
Watt
Durming Fen
Coanetl
Undefined Source Content
The readable text describes a confusing offer from the Hiondard about four Roshi articles for a subscription spanning months and a year in Avance. It mentions Morerihers and Win buying an uncanional copy to study the Mitte ar Anaconda rules and the Goimpars at Audltoright for Patent
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Hiondard
Tha Miondard
Copper Prices Sag Amid Stock Market Movements
Market notes indicate copper prices remain largely unchanged in New York but show underlying activity and a sag in the broader market. Analysts cite forced liquidations, weak New York trading, and a cautious stance on selling while urging selective copper purchases at current levels amid anticipated upswing once liquidity improves.
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New York
Hose Ton
Henry
Dow Properties
Tla
Hanovek
Markee
Fruit and Vegetable Display Planned from Plains Mont
An upcoming fruit and vegetable display from Plains Montana promises to be ready within a day or two and invites Tops to include it in an up town trip. It notes potential high returns on lands and urges timely action, warning that prices may rise and opportunities may fade if delayed.
Market Drift Amid Labor Strife and Rail Retrenchment
The market was dull as investors weighed labor agitation and retrenchment in railroads. Talks of higher wage demands and potential arbitration shaped sentiment, while a tentative rally depended on short covering. Ray Copper confirmed a smelting agreement with American Smelting and Refining for tin concentrates, with costs shifted to the latter and a larger plant to be completed at Harden. Local notes mention cautious selling, mixed earnings, and speculative pressure across commodities and exchanges, including Calumet & Teled dividend timing and liquidation themes in Boston and Toronto markets.
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Atone
Burts
Montara
Batore Havina
Tome
North Main St
Ee Joseph Richards Undertaking
Butte, Mont
Mose Linz—Lends
North Main Street
Totes Ort of Dol
Razor Hospital
Meil
South Main Direct
Butle
Firet National Bank of
Butte
Globe Jewelry CO
East Park Street
Lenox Hotel
West Granite St
Ullroughly
Altomakc
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co
Parehwee
Wilng
Radersburg
Oendresa
Heilbronner CO
Orton Bros
North Main
Nealth
Mia
Winslow
Vrulists
IDET
Svantie
Wertigan
Mackel and Meyer
William Meyer
Alexander Mackel
Ave
Northern Pacific
George E. Ander
Homestake
John Carlson
Guardian
Platmuus Astern
Carson
Ag Itle
Wanin
John Kerrigan
John
O'Meara
Te Burke
Ballaklava
Herrigam
O'Meary
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John A. Sullivan
Bridget Sullivan
John Lynch
Bay
Virginia
Jesse B. Hotte
Euardian
Breen
Wadia
Rictton
Ahic
Tapklal Watchnrs
Captain Mud
Matinnnt Society
Lewistown
Winntitg
Audltoright
Kuelack
Boston
London
Congress
Taft
Texas
Steel Corporation
Nebraska
Towa
Plains, Mont
Hanson-MacPherson Co
West Broadway
Sciente
Boucher Hall
Boucher's
West Park Street
Buel
Ma Nevada Briggs
Givan Edeh
Weloek
Briggs
Chad
Tarue Winkeys
Wales
Athens
Koo
Lady Baltimore Cote
Logan & Triun
New Y York
Dikoureston
Jaber
D. G. Lonsdale
Baltimore & Ohio
Calumet & Teale
Payabla Rena Books
Baite
Exrhines
Atlethy
Ritts & Auperiorccccee
Bymwate
HMO
Port Ardhar
Ontario
Wey
Milan
Howe
Tarnes Kinga
BMW
CNY Caere
Tintte- Montananthe
Radershurepereee
Peaukin
Hite & Raneror
Daly
Atawart Asteerer
Tad
Tel
Bonds
Atawart
Howard Music Company
Howard Music Co
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