Notice of Dissolution of Partnership Skillman Boyd Koozer Horse Co
Notice is hereby given that the partnership of Guy I. Skillman Oliver A. Boyd and Henry J. Koozer known as Skillman Boyd and Koozer Horse Company is dissolved by mutual consent. Debts and credits must be settled with Henry J. Koozer of Big Timber Montana and Oliver A. Boyd of Reed Point Montana. Dated May 3 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy I. Skillman
Oliver A. Boyd
Henry J Koozer
Skillman, Boyd and Koozer
Notice of Sale of School Bonds by District 42 Montana
School District No. 42 Sweet Grass county Montana offers sale of coupon bonds totaling 2000 dollars at up to 6 percent interest redeemable in five years payable in ten years. Bids due June 10 1916 with sealed bids opened that day. Clerk Carrie Ammerman Springdale Montana. First publication May 11 1918.
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Sweet Grass County
State of
Montana
A. D
Carrie Ammerman
Springdale
Alfalfa Mill for Sale by Trustee in Montana
The alfalfa mill of the Alfalfa Products Co. or any part of the machinery will be sold at private sale. The undersigned trustee G. M. Parker of Big Timber Montana issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfalfa Products Co
G. M. Parker
Big Timber
Mont
Classified Ads for Real Estate and Goods in Big Timber
Local notices offer real estate for sale including five lots near McLeod Street with river views, a 120 acre stock farm two miles southeast, and a Shetland pony rig. Also listed are farm services, loans, furniture, poultry requests, and a piano for sale from Big Timber. Many small ads from Bray Meat Market, Phillips Drugs Co, and J. A. Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Jackson
McLeod Street
A. L. Whitney
Boulder River
Moore
Boulder
Yellowstone
Crazy Mountains
A. K. Wearne
Columbia Falls
Mont
Notice to Sheepmen on Patterson Ranch Property
Notice to sheepmen that sections 17 7 and 19 township 2 north range 16 east and sections 13 15 and 23 township 2 north range 15 known as the old Patterson ranch stay off the land. Hans Tjaaland.
Dissolution of Partnership Between Elief Sandem and Sven Stenberg
Notice states the partnership between Elief Sandem and Sven Stenberg is dissolved by mutual consent. Dated Simper Mont May 4 191?. Names Elief Sandem Sven Stenberg appear as parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elief Sandem
Sven Stenberg
Lees
Mutusl
Simper
Mont
Itt
Medical Lectures for Women at Philadelphia College
The Woman's Medical College of Philadelphia offers a series of first aid and medical lectures for women led by Dr. Clara Marshall. Twelve talks cover burns fractures and simple surgery with hands on bandage demonstrations under Dr. Harriet L. Hartley. Dr. Mary P. Rupert will discuss heat prostrations drowning and poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Medical College
Philadelphia
Clara Marshall
Harriet L. Hartley
Mary P. Rupert
England urged to grow timber by timber committee
A government timber drive chaired by Francis Ac land aims to boost England's forests. Lord Selborne noted rising demand for timber due to wartime needs and urged landowners and agents to open their woods for appraisal and sale. Some attendees warned against profiteering in timber deals.
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England
Francis Acland
London Chronicle
Lord Selborne
English Forestry Association
Surveyors Institution
Westchester
Anxious Night Clerk Recalls Mysterious Visitor at Laclede Hotel
Fred Thompson, night clerk at the Laclede in St Louis, recalls a tall rural man who offered $2 to store money in the safe and hinted at staying late. The would be visitor asked to see Mr Laclede, but Thompson pointed to the founder's death in 177.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
Laclede
St. Louis
Thompson
Mr. Laclede
Pierre Laclede
Jap Statesman of Prominence
Governor Hattori of Kyogo prefecture, honored at the imperial coronation, has led his post since 1900. Known for harmony with officials and private classes in Hyogo, he repeatedly declined higher promotions. Born 1851, Rutgers alumnus with a bachelor of commerce earned in the 1870s, he was named to the house of peers in 1903.
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Hattori
Kyogo Prefecture
Japan
Hyogo Prefecture
Rutgers
House of Peers
Paratyphoid Emerges Among Allied Troops in France
Paratyphoid has surfaced as a prominent disease among Allied troops in France with over 1200 cases and about a 1.5 percent mortality. The London outbreak is noted as milder than typhoid, often starting suddenly with shivering and abdominal pain, and sometimes presenting large palpable skin spots. Slow heart action is a characteristic sign and transmission by mosquitoes remains in doubt.
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France
London
Ancet
Paraguay Cattle Industry Sees Fewer Values in Skins
Despite estimates of one to four million cattle in Paraguay, the industry remains underdeveloped as slaughter focuses on hides rather than meat. With global demand rising, cattle fetch little beyond hide value, highlighting untapped potential in meat production.
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Paraguay
Actress dodges marriage debate in rare interview
Interview with a celebrated actress veers from a planned symposium on Is Marriage a Failure to a playful remark about her many marriages, suggesting she avoids direct answers to the controversial topic.
Colony Has Few Industries in Belgian Congo
Belgian Congo founded thirty years ago remains largely undeveloped with no significant manufacturing. The main enterprises are copper mines in Katanga and transport via railways and rivers, while most business centers on collecting tropical products such as rubber ivory gum copal palm oil cacao. Rubber gathering has not regained its pre 1912 income. East Indies plantations offer higher quality rubber at lower rates due to competition and better shipping.
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Belgian Congo
Congo
East Indies
Voice of thief Moriarity named by blind seller in听
The recognized voice of thief Jimmy Moriarity, a blind pencil seller, identified by a man who could not see his face. John Reggioni and six others entered Moriarity's room to buy two chickens, knocked him down, and took him to the floor. Reggioni later confessed stealing 17 certificates, and Moriarity decided not to prosecute after hearing his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy” Moriarity
John Reggioni
Reggioni
New York Dispatch
Philadelphia Ledger
Ruffed Grouse Decline Linked to Automobiles in Minnesota
The Minneapolis Journal notes a worsening shortage of the ruffed grouse or partridge in Minnesota, with travelers reporting few birds this August. It cites the automobile as a major factor, expanding hunters' reach and turning once safe refuges into accessible hunting grounds.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
War Tactics Harm Birds Across European Fronts
Captain Crawshay reports to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds describing how war disrupts avian life. Harriers in France face danger from shelling near gun positions while partridges and swallows lose shelter and nesting sites as cottages and huts are destroyed, forcing birds to seek ruined or makeshift refuges.
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Europe
Crawshay
Royal Society
France
Lloyd George’s Son Uses Oratory In Humorous Anecdote
The article notes Capt Richard Lloyd George, son of David Lloyd George, inheriting his father’s oratory. As a boy he deputized for his father at a public meeting and provoked laughter with his account. He once said that the sins of the fathers are visited upon the children, explaining his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsons
Still Talking About It Hojax Windig Reemerges in Debate
A muddled post election remark references Hojax Windig and Tonidix Oh amid ongoing discussion. The author dismisses the imagined parallels to a famous figure and concedes uncertainty about the outcome.
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Hojax—Windig
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Big Timber Supply Co
E.j.mo
K. Koozer
Zuill
E.J. Mo
C. L. Bryan, Jr
Patterson's
Bailey Implement Co
Billy Miles & Bro
Livingston, Mont
Montana Power Laundry
Livingston
Knight Barber Shop
O. R. Duncan
L. H. Lintz
C. N. Skillman
Big Timber Bakery
Bray Meat Market
W. R. Morris
Phillips Druge Co
JG. O'Leary
Old Christian Science Church
A. RF. & K. Elevator
Siges
Hensingston Produce Co
Kor
Park Counts Thardware Co
Q. R. Duncan
E. J. Ma
R. Duncan
Dixon
Bray
E.j.ma
Boozer Hardware
FE. J. Me
Phillips Drugs Co
J. A. Lowry
Surrey
J. F. Asbury
A. L. Bray
Perrine
Chas
W. Campbell
Arrow
Monarch
J. S. Solberg
Travel
O. Nordstrom Big Timber
A. M. Cleland
Avent Sr
Pace
Minn
Ting
Sekman & Pederson
General Blacksmiths
Will
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck
N. Dak
Ellef Sandem
St. Louis Hotel
Fathers
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