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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note from Fallon County paper hints at local news item and unnamed events in the era, with limited readable names or dates. Further readable content is needed to identify a specific person, place, or outcome.
Colonel Sam Gordon one of the Northwest's premier journalists dies at his Miles City home after a long active career. He was a loyal booster of eastern Montana and devoted to community progress. His friends and fellow journalists remember him for good deeds and steadfast friendship.
The piece argues that economic cycles will recur and that Montana, like Chicago after disaster, will recover from a slump. It notes banks reopening and improving solvency, urges restoring confidence, and encourages optimism about Montana’s vast resources and future commercial development.
A brief poetic reflection on hope and relief when farmers feel anxious, noting that uplifting moments arrive as a blessing to a troubled world. The tone remains earnest and hopeful, suggesting steady optimism amid hardship.
Washington gossip column recounts a Senate moment when Senator Lodge quoted a parody on a scandal filled with asides about a Chinese merchant and a Cuban relative. The verses mock Democrats by weaving rumors about a Klondike hoard and a well known society rake. The piece ends with a nod to Teapot Dome.
The District Court of Fallon County Montana issues a summons in a civil action by Farm Security Company seeking to recover a money judgment from Arthur Berry Emily Berry and others on a promissory note and mortgage. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. The mortgage covers NW quarter and parts of Section 28 in Township 9 North Range 61 East M P M Fallon County. Court Clerk Ralph Keener. February 25 1924.
Notice lists defendants in a mortgage and money judgment action with sale details to be held at the Baker County Court House at 2:00 PM on the Sunday in April 1924. It includes property described as SE Quarter Section 33 Township 3N Range 60E and related parcels in Fallon County with linked mortgage records and dates. The document pockets multiple names including Veo George Lero y Moshier and Minda McClintock as administratrix, and directs publication through Booth & Booth Attorneys.
The Sixteenth Judicial County of Fallon files the case of Elizabeth Doemler versus Florence Lipke and others to obtain judgment on a note dated October 27 1919 and foreclose a mortgage on East Half Section 32 Township 8 North Range 59 East Montana. The State of Montana is summoned to answer within twenty days or face default judgment. The clerk Ralph Keener and attorney J L Barstow address Baker Montana are noted.
A rustic speaker reflects on weather shifting through many years. He notes the role of rain and thunder in cleansing drought and keeps a hopeful spirit with a snappy rhyme despite mud and wet days.
A letter to the Ameran Legion Weekly disputes President Coolidge's stance on debt for veterans. The writer argues the administration abandons a moral obligation, condemning repudiation while praising service and patriotism. The piece cites Washington and Roosevelt as contrasts.
Notice to creditors of Edward Loftus deceased. AL Hansen administrator with will annexed invites all claimants to present claims with vouchers within months after first publication at his office in Baker Montana. Dated March 5 1924.
H Munich of the Fairfax Hotel testifies Tanlac rebuilt his health after a severe cold, restoring appetite and weight as he gained seventeen pounds and felt vigorous again. He endorses Tanlac as the best tonic for older people, with widespread use and over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold by druggists with no substitutes.
A Montana summons to six named Wood and related defendants for an undivided half interest in Fallon County land described as Lots 1–4 and parts of Sec 30. Plaintiffs seek quitclaim and decree of ownership. Witness date February 13, 1924. Also note a U.S. education conference on home economics in Washington April 22–24 chaired by Miss Emeline S. Whitcomb.
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