Quotations on Success and Wealth in Brief Aphorisms
A compact set of sayings contrasts rare tall men with success paths and the tangled road of failure. It notes how money silences dissent and how a single smile can outweigh a year of grumpiness.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
2
A compact set of sayings contrasts rare tall men with success paths and the tangled road of failure. It notes how money silences dissent and how a single smile can outweigh a year of grumpiness.
Two Utah ranchers sent steers to the same market under equal grazing and fees. The owner with high grade breeding stock earned 40 dollars more per head than the other. Forest experiments show better stock grades raise weight and value without extra grass use. Lambing sheds and pastures also boost lamb survival and gains on national forest ranges.
Department of the Interior notices Christie Lehr of Choteau Montana has filed intent to make final proof to Desert Land Act lands described in S14 S14 section 5 and NEY NY SWY4 NW Sh section 9 township 23N range 5W Montana meridian. Hearing before A C Warner on May 9 1916 with witnesses Hugh Robinson H H Higgins Fred Williams Oscar Odenwald all of Choteau Montana. r N Sutherlin Register First pub April 5 last May 3.
Julius Hirshberg sues W Dickinson Shields and Ingelf A Stub. The sheriff will sell April 27 1916 at Chateau Montana front courthouse door between 9 am and 5 pm about 2 pm the southwest quarter of section 25 township 25 north range 5 west except 1 acre to School District No 8 leaving 159 acres plus waters and one share of Farmers Cooperative Canal stock. Dated April 3 1916 Sheriff William Miller Attorney James Sulgrove. First pub April 5 last April 26.
In a humorous exchange Filub notes the landlord would need higher rent if the bulging walls make the house larger, while the wife recalls discussing the issue with the landlord.
An editorial piece extols Montana’s vast size 143000 square miles and three quarters of a hundred million acres. It compares Montana’s scope to multiple eastern states noting rich resources mining stock raising and agriculture. The article argues Montana’s industrial potential matches or surpasses several small states.
L J Otness files foreclosure in Eighth Judicial District Court Montana against Roy Johnson and Kenneth Cohoe. Sheriff's notice sets April 15 1916 at 2 PM in Chateau for public auction of the south half of the southeast quarter and south half of the southwest quarter of sections 3 and 2 in township 25 north range 8 west. Sale to satisfy the judgment with interest and costs.
In the District Court of Montana Teton County a public notice states that on Saturday April 15 1916 at 10:00 a.m. the will of Otto C L Miller deceased will be probated and Mary J Miller seeks letters of administration with the will annexed. James Gibson clerk Walter L Verge attorney first publication March 29 last April 12.
Fred M. Cady of Chateau Montana filed intention to make five year proof to establish a claim on multiple parcels in section 11 and 12 township 23 north range 8 west Montana Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana will occur April 11 1916. Names Daniel A McFarlane Hugh B Hodgson Charles M Odell Frank Salmond from Chateau Montana. R N Sutherlin Register First publication March 8 last April 5.
Montana resumes livestock growth, shifting from trainload cattle to pooled smaller shipments. Exports rise as beef, not breeding stock, leads the growth, powered by small farmers raising higher grade stock on cultivated land. The trend marks a new era for the state’s stock industry.
Montana's road and bridge work shows large totals with high spending last year. Counties spent 3.645 million on roads and bridges, up from 2.554 million in 1914 and 1.811 million in 1913. Warrants outstanding declined to 1.078 million on December 1 1915, with a total road balance of 1.251 million and a bridge balance of 657 625.38.
Advertisement explains the nervous system as body alarm and links nervous symptoms to decline in health. It promotes Scott brothers Emulsion as the nourishing tonic to restore strength, claiming rich blood feeds nerve cells and that the product is alcohol free. Bloomfield New Jersey is named as the company location.
Hattie G. Carter of Limington Montana files notice of intention to prove up three year occupation on her homestead entries serial 034340 and 035590 for lots 1 2 3 4 in section 7 township 22 north range 4 west Montana Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana occurs April 25 1916 with witnesses Homer A Jackson Jack Delaney James Thorne and W M Pyatt. First publication March 22. last April 19.
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