West Side Home Lot 693100 With Full Basement
Here is a vintage listing describing a west side property Lot 693100 featuring a full basement a wide living room full width of the building pressed brick fireplace and chimney built in buffed features a single sleeping room with closets iron porch large rear porch a stairway a spacious upper floor with two large sleeping rooms two dressers and closets dressing rooms usable as sleeping rooms a well equipped bathroom all under personal supervision Offered at a discount for 5000 with favorable terms and ample light fixtures.
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West Side
Mueller House Burglaries Reported in 1919 Two Occasions
Bankers testified on disposal of United States securities held by O’Flynn as jurors reviewed robberies at the Mueller home. Thieves struck twice in summer 1919, stealing liquor and stock from the Mueller apartments and wine cellar as insurers handled damage claims. Witnesses described barrels of whiskey and frozen bottles, with questions raised about record keeping and police reports.
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United States
O'Flynn
Mueller
James E. Higgins
Arthur
Joseph Robinson
James BP
Sigzins
Robinson
Ernest Gerhaan
Sam
Anattin
MM. H. Neidig
Himns
Arthi Mueller
Higgins
Neidig Cat
Higins
Butte
Inders Stand
Anaconda
Unclear 1919 loan payments linked to bonds and banks
Testimony describes payments on several loans in 1919 by Bale of bonds or thrift stamps, and in some cases by check or cash. A $6,865 note held by Yegen’s bank was paid by Bale of bonds as security, per C L Doney. D J Charles of Miners’ Bank and Dr. Fitzgerald of Silver Bow Bank found similar actions of small amounts.
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Ember
Yegen
C. L. Doney
D. J. Charles
Miners’ Bank
Dr. Fitzgerald
Silver Bow Bank
Ellen W. Jackson Pioneer Buried in Salt Lake
Funeral services for Ellen W. Jackson a Montana pioneer were held in Salt Lake City last Tuesday. She married Thompson G. Jackson in 1875 and moved to Montana in 1877 settling on the Jackson ranch Divide. Surviving are her husband two sons George A. Jackson Butte and Olle J Jackson Salt Lake two daughters Mrs H Boomer Salmon City Idaho and Mrs Alec Hotchkiss Seattle.
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Ellen W. Jackson
Montana Pioneers
Salt Lake
Butte
Thompson G. Jackson
Montana
Jackson Ranch Divide
Lake
Salt Terment
George A. Jackson
Olle
Conference to avert winter coal shortages discussed
Washington reports a New York conference planned by four government departments and a coal industry committee to address coal supply, profiteering, export embargo viability, and wage issues as Secretary Wilson seeks a reopen of wage awards amid strike concerns in Illinois and Indiana fields.
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Washington
New York
Ames
Amen
Wilson
Illinois
Indiana
Judith Basin farmers hold eleventh annual picnic in Moccasin
Lewistown July 29 Two thousand attend the Judith Basin Farmers association picnic at Moccasin experiment station. Tom Stout presided as Chancellor J C Elliott of the University of Montana P V Cardon of Bozeman and R Medlove of Montana Flour Mills spoke. The event is described as a great success.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin Farmers’ Association
Moccasin Experiment Station
Tom Stout
J. C. Elliott
University of Montana
P. V. Cardon
Bozeman Agricultural’ College
R. Meclove
Montana Flour Mills Company
Indiana coal operators refuse joint conference
Chicago July 29 Indiana coal operators declined to join a proposed joint conference with miners urged by John L. Lewis to amend the interstate agreement and the commerce commission award The Indiana bituminous coal operators association executive committee said contracts both state and interstate reaffirm the mandatory provisions of the award The operators plan to meet in Chicago to discuss coal matters and the next steps in response to the situation.
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Chicago
Indiana
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Commerce Commission
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Inter
County Still Seizures Lead to Junk Sales and Fund Proceeds
County officers report the seizure and sale of 48 stills this year with funds for the school, totaling over 3709, while destroyers mash copper and iron components to prevent illegal whiskey production. About 900 gallons of moonshine mash and 100 remaining bonded goods were seized, with ongoing court dispositions.
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Attorne
John F Sella
Ant
Dugan
Melia
Promis
Silver Bow
Rome
Oiler Injured In Breakage Accident At Butte Roundhouse
Adolph Prnoce, an oiler at the Northern Pacific roundhouse in Butte, was injured when a belt broke yesterday morning. He suffered a broken forearm and multiple bruises to the head and shoulders and is hospitalized.
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Northern Pacific
Butte
Adolph Prnoce
Pital
Titanic survivor dies in Milwaukee at 73
Catherine Crosby, a Titanic survivor from Milwaukee, died tonight at age 73. She was among the passengers aboard the White Star liner when it sank off Newfoundland on April 14, 1912. Her husband was among the victims.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Catherine Crosby
Newfoundland
Crosby
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