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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
6
Notice to creditors of Timothy O Shea deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Admin Peter M Shea at Munn Hansen Baker Montana for Fallon County Montana. Date April 18 1917. Apr 20 May 11.
In the Sixteenth Judicial District Fallon County Montana the district court cites Thomas Chilcoat to appear in Baker on May 18 to show cause why Letters of Administration for Jennie E. Myers deceased should not be revoked as requested by Ethel M. Chilcoat. Court clerk Ralph Keener issues the notice with attorney Booth & Dousman.
Notice that the partnership of Charles J. Russell and Jay Henton doing business as Baker Drug Company in Baker Fallon County Montana dissolved by mutual consent on April 28 1917. All debts to be received by Jay Henton and all demands presented to him for payment.
Wells-Dickey Company sues Mary Liscomb and multiple defendants to foreclose a mortgage on 160 acres in Township 11 North Range 61 East. Mortgage securing 600 dollars plus interest. action filed in Fallon County District Court with Ralph Keener as Clerk and F P Leiper as plaintiff's attorney.
The Department of Labor announces help for the Shipping Board to build wooden vessels. Qualified ship carpenters shipwrights bridge builders mill-wrights dock workers joiners caulkers and men versed with an axe who can learn heavier shipyard work are sought. The Agriculture Department joins to locate farm workers.
The Department of Labor requests letters offering constituent services for ship construction or farm work. Refer writers with any information to the department. Applications may be made to the Department of Labor in Washington, D. C., or at any Labor Bureau immigration station.
National Implement and Vehicle association members warn that a steel shortage and depleted manufacturers stocks threaten farm implement supply. The group notes only about 75 percent of sheet steel is available, endangering the wartime push to boost food production as farmers’ equipment deteriorates.
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