Montana Seeks New Markets For Bliss Triumph Potatoes
The Montana Development Association outlines the need to create demand for Montana Bliss Triumph seed potatoes. They note southern states rely on northern certified seed, with Montana leading in trials and plans to expand testing in Alaska, Texas, Arkansas, and beyond to foster a profitable, nationwide market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Development Association
Montana
Billings
United States
Louisiana
United States Department of Agriculture
M. Harrington
The
State College
Bliss Triumph
South
Mortis
Mormon Joe Sentenced to 15 to 25 Years in Prison
In Cortez Colorado Mormon Joe a Ute medicine man pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received 15 to 25 years for killing a Mexican prisoner Joe Chavez at Montezuma jail. He struck Chavez with a leg from a table while enraged by taunts over involvement in burial of Nay’s infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez
Colo
Mormon Joe
Canon City
Montezuma
McKean
Consolidated Ute Indian Agency
W. N. Seracy
Durango
Joe Chavez
Plat Nay
Nay
Pueblo
Conviction Affects Government Case in Denver Murder
The defendant known as Mormon Joe was convicted of murder, which will effectively nullify the government's accessory case against him. United States District Attorney Stephan, based in Denver, predicted the impact of the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
United States
Stephan
Denver
Senator McKellar Opposes Ship Sale to Dollar Line
Memphis April report notes Senator K D McKellar protests the sale of five government shipping board passenger steamers to the Dollar Steamship Co. He cites a Far East cable from Curtis King noting the Dollar bid $125000 higher than Pacific Mail and urges presidential intervention for fair play and American trade interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
K. D. McKellar
Government Shipping Board
Dollar Steamship Company
President Coolidge
Senator McKellar
Curtis King
Far East
Shipping Board
Pacific Mail
King
Coolidge
Hoover
Gentle Maiden Sees and Enjoys Football Game
A narrator describes a football game with vivid, sensational reactions. The audience comments on injuries, cheering players, and the emotional spectacle, noting a broken leg and a kicked ball amid festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentle Maiden
Snails Delicacy Clash in London Restaurants
The London Mail notes cross cultural food likes and dislikes. Snails are being pitched as a London restaurant novelty while the French embrace them as a delicacy. English habits contrast with Scottish tastes for eel and rabbit pie remains popular in Britain though viewed as vermin elsewhere. Swede turnips show regional divergence with Covent Garden selling them by the ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Scotland
America
Australia
Britain
Canada
Covent Garden
London Mail
Growth of Jellyfish and Their Reproduction Methods
The article explains jellyfish reproduction. It notes two main paths: many produce eggs that settle and grow into tree-like structures that bud and become jellyfish. Larger species release eggs that become pear-shaped larvae, which swim briefly before anchoring, growing into discs that split and form adult jellyfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horses Repay Kindness and Their Intelligence
A bulletin from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notes Arabian horses were cherished for their intellect and treated with exceptional care. It asserts kindness fosters quick understanding and bravery, while neglect hinders mental development as with other animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Almond Habits and California Preference in Ural Grown Nuts
Almond trees show peculiar habitat needs with 98 percent of U S almonds produced in a restricted area of the Ural state and most crops around Bunning per Nature Magazine. They require extreme cold and heat in different seasons and photos show snow on February first and full bloom by February 26. The same variety cannot self fertilize, so growers plant alternating rows of hardshell and papershell varieties to ensure a harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
America
Ural
Bunning
Nature Magazine
True Poetry and the Innate Creative Law
A quotation attributes true poetry to inner inspiration rather than external influence. It describes poetry as spiritually transmuted into gold, governed by a dominant idea, and unaffected by worldly wisdom or cleverness. The music is the law of growth, akin to a rose-tree resisting a different melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomson
Oedipus Rex Dramatic Review Expresses Tragic Tide
A vivid critique recalls the play's peopled tragedy from pestilence to cataclysmic revelations. Oedipus learns fated ruin as Jocasta dies and he blinds himself, while the chorus and staging widen the moment into universal significance.
What Proof Marks on Old Firearms Mean
A concise history of proof marks on antique firearms. Spanish and German arms used seals rather than maker names, while English and French makers often stamped names and towns. Proof marks, applied by officials, certify the weapon was tested by firing overcharged loads to prove its safety and dating, so marks help date the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Appleton Barker
Adventure Magazine
Myth of Ptolemy's Mirror and its legendary fate
The piece recalls myths about Ptolemy Euergetes placing a vast mirror in Alexandria's tower. Arabian writer Abulfeda cites Chinese iron, destroyed after the Saracen conquest to keep it from oppressors. Buffon and others offer varying materials and a controversial, sensational claim of a mirror revealing Egypt’s coast and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptolemy
Alexandria
Ptolemy Euergetes
Aboolfeda
Egypt
Buffon
Detroit News
Lower
Mediterranean Sea
The Lunatic Fights Taxes and Private Tax Woes
A reader asks how much the government owes him for money he does not have. He explains borrowing to pay income tax for several years and fears selling his house to cover taxes due, reflecting tax anxiety raised by the Times-Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Teacher in Stanford Case Involves His Wife As Pupil
A Stanford Kentucky school teacher kept his sixteen year old wife among his students. He was found out when he made her write on the blackboard that she had never kissed any other man but her husband. The couple drew additional notice for whipping her after she violated a school rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Melvin Wright
Georgia Tech Kiss Confession Exhibit
A courtroom exchange reveals the plaintiff admitting a kiss on the lips, corrected to a kiss in the arms. The dialogue features a Georgia Tech reference and the Yellow Jacket nickname as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Gossip Denied in Mrs Miggs Story
In a light exchange from Woman's Home Companion Mrs Tellum corrects a rumor about Mrs Miggs while Mrs Spreadit notes she repeated it hoping it might be true. The dialogue reflects social gossip and caution in sharing unverified tales.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Sweet Grass County Montana
Barbara M. Huth sues David L Thompson Jennie B Thompson Barnes Brothers Inc Stillwater Promoting and Construction Co and Mathias N Orfield in a foreclosure decree. The sheriff to sell Lots 3 4 Sec 2 and Lots 1 2 Sec 3 T2S R17E totaling 160 acres plus water rights and appurtenances at the Big Timber courthouse on May 4 1925 per district court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara M. Huth
David L Thompson
Jennie B. Thompson
Barnes Brothers, Inc
Stillwater Promoting and Construction Company
Mathias N. Orfield and
Orfield
District Court
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Montana
Big Timber
Notice to Creditors in Florence Arnold Estate
In Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County Montana executrix Florence R Kirkwood notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented to Florence R Kirkwood at her home near Big Timber or to F M Lamp attorney at Big Timber office. Publication dates April 16 23 30 and May 7 1925.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Florence Helen Arnold
Florence R. Kirkwood
Big Timber
Mont
F. M. Lamp
Executrix
Fr. M. Lamp
Alias Summons for Foreclosure in Sweet Grass County
The State of Montana to Henry Volden Matilda Volden and others. You must answer the complaint within twenty days or a default judgment will be entered. The action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage deed dated October 7 1922 on 320 acres in Sweet Grass County Montana. Plaintiff seeks $600 note plus interest, costs, and a decree foreclosing lien and ordering sale of the described premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of Montana
Sweet Grass County
E. D. O'Dowd
Henry Volden
Matilda Volden
Nomy Volden
Neander Volden
Bedina Volden Pulver
D. W. Pulver
Anna Volden Rice
Bessie Volden Russell
Perry Russell
Oscar Ness
Offord Ness
Edna Ness
State of
Montana
Nonny Volden
Bessie Wolden Russell
Maren Wolden
Sweet Grass
Montana Principal Meridian
United States
Librarian Mrs Oliphant Announces Daily Evening Hours
Mrs H J Oliphant the librarian announces daily library hours from 2 to 7 pm and again from 9 to 9 pm except Sundays. The notice indicates regular evening access for patrons seeking books and services.
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H. J. Oliphant
Sale Notice of Montana Sheriff Auction in Sweet Grass County
The notice announces a sheriff sale in Big Timber Montana on April 18 1925 at 2 00 pm for real estate in Sweet Grass County described as part of the Southeast quarter Section 8 Township 1 North Range 16 East M P M bounded by Sweetgrass Creek with 4 03 acres. Plaintiffs include Jacob Hoyem and defendants G B Pope Montana Ranches Co Alexander and Mary Bittner. Bredeienne Sheriff. Pub March 26 April 29 1925.
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Monetana
Jacob Hoyem
G.B. Pope
Montana Ranches Co
Alexander Bittner
Mary Bittner
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
Towit
Sweetgrass Creek
D. J. Walvoord
ED Brannin
Frank Whitsel
Estate of Elizabeth Woods Jennings Lease Order
Court orders Creston L. Crest as administrator to lease estate real property in Sweet Grass County Montana for up to two years at one third of crops. a show cause hearing is set for April 25 1925 at 10 AM in Big Timber to approve the lease. Publication of the order to show cause runs in the Big Timber Pioneer for two weeks. The property includes Section 9 and parts of Sections 4 in Township 1S Range 13E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of Montana
Sweet Grass County
Elizabeth Woods Jennings
Creston L. Crest
Big Timber
Montana
Saidi
Big Timber Pioneer
Sweet Grass
Montana Principal
J. E. Rees
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Montane Development Association
Alaskama
Mobile
Min Barrington
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Tnas
F. M. Harrington
Bozeman
Cocthall
Outing Magazine
Plass
Fies
Gii
Almond
Oedipus Rex
Stark Young
Oedipus
al Ujan
Jocusty Barnes
Sle
Ana Heanwiie
Salamis
Seal
Davis and Kelly
City Library
Professional Directory
J. B. Thompson
J. W. Church
A. P. O'Leary
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D
Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co. Block
M. W. Bark
C. J. Ellingson
Ina
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