Foreclosures and Transcripts Filed in Civil Actions
In the past week the Clerk of the Court filed civil actions. First National Bank of Fairfield sues Earl R Angle et al to foreclose a mortgage. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co sues Clarence Reed et al to foreclose. Ida P Moore sues Clarence Reed et al to foreclose. Frank X Linder sues Hattie Olivar et al to foreclose. Power State Bank sues Sam Ness for transcript of judgment. Power State Bank sues J O and Hans O Huseth for transcript of judgment.
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B. M
Jacobson
First National Bank of Fairfield
Earl R. Angle
Phoenix Mutual ‘Life Insurance Co
Clarence IE. Reed
Ida P. Moore
Clarence I. Reed
Frank X. Linder
Hattie B. Oliver
Power State Bank
Sam Ness
J. O
Hans O. Huseth
High School Notes and Student Achievements
Mrs. Ashworth cooks at the dormitory. Dorothy Anderson recovers from flu while Sophomores and Seniors exchange a torn flag for a gift. Junior Prom decorations and programs underway. Indoor baseball in gym classes. Remington awards for typewriting speeds. Primary certificate recipients listed. Belle Wallace earns leather card case for 49 wpm. Track and baseball practice start. two games planned. Agricultural class reports seven incubators set with one to hatch Sunday.
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Remington Typewriter Co
Maybelle Anderson
Alfred Brownson
Clarence Lindseth
Phyllis Pridham
Wardella Redmond
Belle Wallace
Harrington
Farmer seeks shirtwaist gift in city store
On a business trip the farmer asks a clerk to show waistwear. She asks for a bust size and he jokes he didn't hear anything, highlighting the comic misunderstanding.
Order of Sale Of Real Estate In Reisz Estate
The District Court of Montana Teton County orders all interested persons to appear May 11 1922 at 10 am in Chateau Court House to show cause why Leo C Reisz as executor should not be granted an order to sell as much of decedent George S Reisz's real estate as necessary. A copy of the order will be published in Chateau Acantha for four weeks.
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IMADE
District Court of the "Nite
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
George S. Reisz
Leo C. Reisz
George S._Reisz
Said
District Court
Chateau
County of Teton
Still The Bank Heist Misreadings Cause Confusion
A citizen bursts into a bank demanding two cases with a 50 bill on the counter. The puzzled cashier asks what cases he means while the man jokes about what he wants. The tale ends with a quip about a sign offering any drink at four percent.
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Tacher
Tanlac Endorsement Exhorts Appetite and Strength
An advertisement claims Tanlac is appetizing invigorating and strengthening and urges readers to try it at Choteau Drug Co. The copy emphasizes personal conviction from use.
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Tanlac
Choteau Drug Co
Somersault Road Ends For One Desperate Night
Jones trudges through a rainy London night with no money or home when he recalls Jenkins once lived on Somersault Road. He finds No. 37A and asks for Jenkins, entering to face a grim woman who commands him to bring Jenkins straight in.
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Jones
London
Somersault Road
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Mystery Snowman Witness Recounts Near Tibet Track Encounter
William Hugh Knight, member of the British Royal Societies club, recalled in London a near Tibet encounter with a figure he believes to be a Abominable Snowman. He described a tall, naked, yellow-haired hairy man watching from a hillside before fleeing down the slope. The sighting followed reports by Everest expedition members.
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William Hugh Knight
British Royal Societies Club
London Times
Mount Hyerest
Tibet
Gnaton
Sedonchen
Gantok
Tenzin Wagdl
Claude White
Merbers
Novelty in Postage Afloat on a Transatlantic Raft
On the Cunard ship Uner Port Pirie passengers crossing from London to Melbourne devised a new mail scheme. A raft with a tin of 40 letters and 46 shillings was launched 20 miles off Las Palmas. It bore a Union Jack flag and requests to post the letters by the next available mail.
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Cunard
Port Pirie
London
Melbourne
South Africa
Great Britain
Las Palmas
Africa Coal Reserves Seen At 100 Billion Tons
Figures show South Africa holds about 75 billion tons with Rhodesia at 6.5 billion. Africa’s total coal is near 100 billion tons, largely under British administration. Anthracite makes up about one fifth of South Africa output while bituminous dominates. Rhodesian coal is over 85 percent bituminous.
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South Africa
Rhodesia
Africa
Flashless Smokeless Powder Demonstrated by U S Ordnance
Popular Science Monthly reports that the U S Ordnance Department has developed a flashless smokeless powder. Experiments show five inch guns fired at night with so little glow that observers 20 yards away barely noticed it, with sodium and potassium chloride as additives to eliminate flash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Ordnance Department
Science Monthly
Charlie Learns From Belt Evidence
Marjorie recalls telling Charlie he was the first man she loved, prompting him to return her old belt after an expert found about 150 fingerprints on it, as described by a judge in the exchange.
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Charlie
Madge
Marjorie
Tales of Kale Thaungtot an eerie Burmese town of wizards
A travelogue-like account describes Kale Thaungtot in Lower Burma as cursed and uncanny. Reports recount spellbound silence, marsh spirits, demon-like humans, and gruesome feats by necromancers. A trader and a traveler relay transformations and miraculous happenings, including women touched by wizard oil losing reason, potentially turning into a tigress if not reversed.
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Lower
Burma
Kale Thaungtot
Occult Review
American Sulphur Domination Threatens Italian Industry
In southern Italy the sulphur sector faces American dominance. After an early territorial division with Sicilians, American firms now control the market. A representative of American sulphur producers is in Italy to discuss the situation, per Commerce Reports.
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Italy
Sand Dunes Nuisance North of Winnemucca Nev
A large area north of Winnemucca Nevada is covered by dunes formed since Lake Lahontan receded. The dunes reach 75 feet thick with steeper eastern slopes, suggesting eastward movement. Dune growth has altered roads in southern Little Humboldt valley and even buried telegraph poles enough to require splices to keep lines above crests. The sand is creamy yellow with ridges and ripple fretwork.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Lake Lahontan
Humboldt Valley
Making Real Rubies in Paris Laboratories
Chemists in Paris's Heller laboratories can synthesize rubies in hours, a process once lasting millennia in nature. Since Verneuil's breakthrough, tinted sapphires and rubies are produced that pass tests, contain the same substances as natural gems, and endure mechanical tests akin to natural formation.
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Heller
Paris
M. Verneuil
Nature
Popular Science Monthly
Skeleton Incident Sparks Classroom Prank
A student recounts hiding in a closet on a deserted third floor and knocking over the skeleton used by the physiology class. The prank aimed to frighten peers in a fearsome ghostly display as the joker hid until the teacher opened the door.
Moon Vegetation Theory Sparks Astronomical Debate
An eminent astronomer from Harvard University proposes that the moon may host sudden, short lived vegetation under certain conditions. Other experts remain skeptical, suggesting shadows or bands rather than life, while noting any life would be extremely minimal like Arctic moss.
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I. Pickeringy
Harvard University
Pickering
Professor Pickering
First Gas Stoves Traced To Tailors Goose Iron
A study by the American Gas Association traces the origin of domestic gas appliances. After gas lighting, the tailor's goose or pressing iron was an early gas utensil. The evolution continued to restaurant chafing dishes and then household stoves, with no gas stoves sold in the U S until about thirty years ago.
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American Gas Association
German Bells in Africa Reach Johannesburg Church
A German bell trio with electric control arrives in Johannesburg after seven years of wartime delay. The Friedens Kirche committee in Twist Street, supported by a German speaking congregation, financed delivery and installation amid hardship. The bells were originally subscribed for by donors including the late ex Kaiserin of Germany and were shipped on the Prinz Regent. The ship diverted to Teneriffe during the war and the goods warehoused until the warehouse owners demanded delivery.
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Africa
Johannesburg
South Africa
Kaiserin
Germany
Teneriffe
Friedens Kirche
Twist Street
Bank Returns Found Cash Reward After Honest Scrub Woman
A farmer in a Schuylkill County bank dropped a $1400 cash envelope in a waste basket. A scrub woman found the money and returned it. The bank gave her a liberal present in addition to a small reward to honor her honesty. Tanlac ads accompany the text.
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Schuylkill
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Apex
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Farmington
E. J. Hirshberg
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Marquis
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