Sale of Ludgerus Lefert estate ordered in Montana court
In Sweet Grass county Montana a district court orders the administrator John G Ellingson to show cause on June 7 1919 why an order should not be granted to sell real estate of the deceased Ludgerus Lefert. The sale parcel described as east half of section 2 township 2 north range 18 east in Big Timber is to be considered. A notice will be published in the Big Timber Pioneer for four weeks prior to June 6 1919. Judge Albert P Stark presiding.
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Keal
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grane
Ludgerus Lefert
John G. Ellingson
Ludgers Lefert
Big Timber
Range
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber Pioneer
Lgly
Sweet Grass
Bly Timber
Albert P. Stark
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Albert R. Hoyseth
McLeod
Neg and Wissel
M. P. Meridian
CN. Skillman
U.S
In Timber
Calmant Naies
George Camphell
Harvey Woods
William McKinsey
En Forsythe
Big Timber, Mont
United States Land Office
Albert M. Zulll
Bix Timber
Harestead
Enat. M. P. Meridian
C N. Skillman
U. S
C. N.oskillman
cIniimant
United States Army
Ciaimant
A.J. Brown
W. J. Brown
E.J.O ° Dowd
Ray L. Beckerall
Mont. Flw
Appleton
Register
Truths of Importance in Nature and History
Ruskin argues that the most valuable truths are historical, revealing growth and life in objects like trees. He favors energetic, evolving features over static details, noting that moving patterns and formations convey longer narratives than minor surface traits.
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Ruskin
Making Citizens of Aliens in Naturalization Classes
Aliens entering naturalization courts show strong knowledge of American government due to citizenship classes run by the bureau of naturalization in public schools. The courses aim to raise the citizenship standard and prepare applicants to meet state and court requirements, easing the path for those willing to fit themselves for citizenship.
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Naturalization Courts
Bureau of Naturnalization
Department of Labor
Ofien
Naturalization Court
Quiet December tithe at Union Station Red Cross booth
An elderly man in workman garb quietly donates 20 dollars at the Red Cross information desk in Union Station. He asks 16.90 be taken as his tithe, pays with a smile, and refuses to reveal his identity or motives. Another canteen attendant notes the monthly gift and his routine generosity.
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Union Station
Red Cross
Tam
Indianapolis News
Shaving Under Fire Links Soldier Tales at Argonne
A Kansas City medic recalls a youth in a shell hole shaving amid shell bursts while a fellow medic trims a doughboy’s hair between bombardments. Ehrman notes the stubborn care for grooming persisted through combat as shells illuminated the trench.
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Walter Ehrman
Kansas City
Argonne Front
Ehrman
No Man’s Land
Buddie
Public Land Sale Notice in Bozeman Montana
Department of the Interior notice announces a public sale of land in Montana to Karl Green Melville by public auction on June 12 1919 at 3 p.m. at the land office. The minimum bid is 8.00 per acre. payment required immediately to the Receiver. Adverse claimants must file by sale time.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
General Land Office
KR. S
Karl Green
Melville
Montane
Renee Wend
F. W. Appleton
Notice of Sale of 100 Road and Bridge Bonds
Notice from Sweet Grass County Montana that on June 16 1919 the county will receive sealed bids for 100 road and bridge bonds of 1000 each totaling 100000 with 5 percent interest payable semiannually. Bonds dated July 1 1919 mature July 1 1939 redeemable July 1 1934 at Big Timber or Northwestern National Bank Minneapolis. Bids must meet par value and include certified check of 10088 20.8 and bid to county clerk Big Timber Montana.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sweet Grass
Montana
A. D
Big Timber
County of
Montane
State of Montana
Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sweet Grass County
Fion
Chicago
Recovered Pocket Piece Ties Bethlehem Lodge to France Find
A pocket piece inscribed Belonged to Keystone lodge Bethlehem Pa was picked up on a battlefeld in France and later traced to Walter Scheaenberger of Bethlehem. C L Fox of Houten Me received a copy and a secretary at Keystone lodge confirming the item belongs to Scheaenberger and requesting its return.
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Keystone Lodge
Bethlehem
France
C. L. Fox
Houten
Moulton Times
Pennsylvania
C. i Fogg
The
Times
Keyetome Lodge
Walter Scheaenberger
Fox
Schowenberger
Fragmentary OCR: Survey and Salvation Names Amidst Confusion
The readable fragments mention surveyors and Salvation related terms in a garbled New York context. Notable names such as Thomas Conté and Welz appear within disjointed phrases. The passage lacks coherent events or dates, yielding a minimal, unclear record.
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Conte
Port
New York
Artoy
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James H. Wick
F. M. Nelson
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Harry Wentz
Louis Johnson
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Thayer
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Veblen Hardware Co
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