Real Estate Transfers in Teton County Montana Listings
A sequence of warranty deeds records transfers of property in Teton County Montana. Various parties including Anna W Halladay H L Halladay Edward F Kohl and George A Holmes appear with parcel descriptions lot numbers sections townships and ranges and consideration sums from 1.00 to 2400.00 reported by Teton County Abstract Co Choteau Montana.
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Edward TF. Sxohl
George A. Holmes
Rge
William Cowgill
John Holland
Cowgill
M. Sargeant
Catherine King
Walier
Charles BE. Thomas
N. Whitacre
Ney
N. Neu
W. Clairance C. Irons
Edgar J. Roberson
Frank Wernett
William Hodgskiss
Martin Jacobson
Hjalmar A. Solberg
Jacobson
Teton County Abstract Co
Choteau
Montana
Schebler
WM. Monarty
Hirshberg
Conrad
Great Falls National Bank
Senator Myers Seeks Advertising Shipments Bill
Senator H L Myers introduced a bill in the Senate to amend the Interstate Commerce Act allowing publishers to enter advertising contracts with common carriers and receive payment in transportation. The measure aims to place publishers on the same footing as railroads and remove a discriminatory feature of the act.
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H. L. Myers
Senate of the United States
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Commierce
Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Myers
Montana Suffrage News Roundup From 1914
Weekly Bulletin reports on equal suffrage activities across Montana and beyond. Mrs Benedict sparks May 2 demonstrations in Butte while Jeanette Rankin’s campaign gatherings rally ranch women and supporters statewide. International and U S efforts push for universal suffrage ahead of May 9 gatherings.
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Montana
State Central
Xs Butte
Crystal Eastman Benedict
Congressional Union of
Washington, D. C
Max Eastman
New York
Butte
Benedict
Nebraska
Secretary of State
Porto Rico
Washington
D. C
Alice Paul
Congressional Union
Jeanette Rankin
Ireland Signposts Teach Gaelic in Omeath Village
An article notes Gaelic signposts in Omeath County Louth directing to Carlingford and Newry. Locals know the area, while English speaking visitors cannot read Gaelic, and villagers rarely read or speak the language, reducing practical usefulness.
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Ireland
Omeath
County Louth
Carlingford
Newry
London Chronicle
Tangle of a Four Mile Flow in Courtroom Gaffe
The scene closes with weary judge jurors witnesses and lawyers as the prosecution asks a distance question. The defendant claims four miles as the cry flows while a misheard reply triggers a string of faulty puns leaving all parties puzzled and laughing.
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Leca
Montana May Become Suffrage State in Fall Elections
Washington reports Senator Myers believes Montana will approve women’s suffrage in the coming fall. With Montana’s senators backing the amendment and Walsh reportedly would have voted yes, the National Suffrage committee forecasts Montana joining Western states in extending suffrage after November elections.
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Washington
Myers
Montana
Walsh
Congressonal Committee
The
National Suffrage Association
Congressional
United States
Misouri River
Texas
New Mexico
Nevada
Dakota
Nebraska
Cake dispute causes Willie to cry at family table
In a New York Telegraph item a mother asks what a boy Willie is upset about as Tommy admits eating his cake without sharing. Willie cried over the unfinished cake while the mother notes he had cried earlier during the sharing.
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Tommy
Willie
N. Y. Telegraph
Travel in the thirties Power of Portage Railroad Journey
The Philadelphia Record recounts the Portage railroad of 1833 spanning 36 miles from Hollidaysburg to Johnstown over Allegheny mountains with ten inclined planes and a tunnel. Passengers could transfer from canal boats to rail cars at Hollidaysburg and onward to Pittsburgh. Early boats were later split into sections for car transport.
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Union
Philadelphia
Portage Railroad
Allegheny Mountains
Hollidaysburg
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Clipping Files Drive Railway Mechanic Insight
A New York division chief mechanic emphasizes constant study and a private indexed clipping file. He shares a twenty year system for saving valuable mechanics literature, noting it saves time and prevents worry by providing quick access to useful facts. He also stresses making reading a daily habit and keeping at it.
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New York
Morbid curiosity in court rooms criticized in Tribune
The New York Tribune decries the public's eagerness to stare at crime and scandal. It argues that fascination with filth and misfortune reflects worst human nature, urging readers to resist such instincts and show charity instead.
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New York Tribune
Peculiarities of Slang for Hats and Its Origins
The piece traces hat slang with Hebrew-root likening to cady and cites London usage dating to 1886. It lists numerous playful aliases including contrary star, die, canister, cas tor, chimney, muffin cap, mushroom, pill box, st ove pipe, stove pipe, and weejee, noting hats boast a rich slang variety.
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Whitechapel
London
Cady
David
Gomer
Goss
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Anna W. Halladay
H. L. Halladay
Sey
Rgee
Patrick Keegan
Anna Dolliver McDonald
New
U.S
Eling Rekdahl
U. S
Albert E. Long
Alice Long
W. U.S
Philipp Eischen
Ana W. Haladay
Lester Howe
M. Kaupisch
Adolph Adam Fly
M. Thomas Manix
Edson A. Schoonmaker
Wv. S
Fred Dykstra
Edward Mansell
Stanley
James H. Devlin
van Loons
Van-Der-Wurst
Bea
Mel van Loon
Mrs Jones
Brewster
Sumeln
National Suffrage Committee
Cadillac
Hupmobile
Bower’s Garage
H. Beaupre
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