Montana Wool Acceptance to aid growers with storage and loans
Montana bankers and the Montana Wool Acceptance Company announce renewed cooperation with the National Warehouse and Storage Co to advance growers at shearing time. A 20 cent per pound loan is planned for Montana fine wools plus freight and handling, aiming to raise Montana wool tonnage beyond 1921. The drive comes as Chicago bankers praise last year’s methods and Montanans retain ewes despite financial stress, avoiding forced sales to support higher future prices. An alias summons and court action appear in the same issue detailing a separate note and mortgage dispute in Teton County.
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Helena
Montana Wool Acceptance Company
T. A. Marlow
JS. McKennan
Montana
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co
Marlow
Matt Staff
Chicago
The
National
Butte
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mr. Staff
War Finance Corporation
East
Staff
Chicago Tenants Rally to Resist May 1 Rent Hikes
About six thousand Chicago apartment tenants met to refuse moving on May 1 and to resist rent increases of ten dollars per month. The gathering, organized by the city tenants leagues, reflects widespread landlord notices of higher rents effective May 1.
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Chicago
Tenants’ Leagues of
Washington
Harding
Congress
Longworth
Ohio
Non-Union Coal Fields Produce Rising Output Amid Strike
The Geological Survey reports United States coal production, after a 75 percent drop during the union miners' walkout starting April 1, began to rise. Non union fields kept operating, yielding 10 200 carloads on April 10 and 11 480 carloads by April 18, signaling gradual recovery from the strike.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Nonwonton
Summons in Montana real estate heirs case
Plaintiffs Sever Grothe and Jorand Grothe sue all persons claiming any interest or lien in the Southwest Quarter of Section One, Township 24 North Range 1 East in Teton County Montana. The suit seeks a judgment declaring plaintiffs sole heirs of deceased entryman Arthur K. Grothe and extinguishing other claims to the 160 acre property. First publication April 20 with last May 18.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Charles Alvin Whinnery
Thomas L. McDonald
Agnes McDonald
Martin Thompson
Ed. Butcher
Edl. Butcher
Montana Meridian
Teton County
State of
Montana
Martin W. Thompson
Id. Butcher
Blanctie M. Jacobson
J. K. Malmin
W. Tearnot
Conrad
Sever Grothe
Jorand Grothe
Section One
Township 24
Arthur K. Grothe
Blanche M. Jacobson
Emmett L. Hawkins
S. S. Hawkins
Jerry Quesnelle
Blanche Quesnelle
Joseph Hamilton
Lizzie Hamilton
R. W. Berry
Emma A. Berry
Fred Woehner
Sadie Woehner
S. 0. Huseth
Gene Huseth
H. H. Stanley
Great Falls
Robert E. Allen
Marvy Allen
Mast 48Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Walter Woehner
Baltimore
Maryland
Chouteau County
Frank J. Loch
Dutton
F. Hoyt
Ford
Heat Talks End With Woman’s Dire Warning
A domestic exchange turns sharp as the woman vows never to go with him again. He probes the heat remark and she cites Mrs. Smith’s husband who died two months ago, implying danger in the heat.
Wise Provision of Nature and the Limits of Perception
An American ornithologist recalls a Patagonian card player who can spot subtle card differences unseen by others. The piece argues specialists notice what their lives require while general vision varies. natives excel in chosen tasks but not in universal visual acuity like proofreaders who detect reversed letters instantly.
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Patagonia
New York Herad
Cuckoo Egg Theft Filmed at New Gallery Kinema
Ornithologist Mr. Edgar Chance premiered a four year study driven film at the New Gallery Kinema showing a cuckoo stealing eggs from meadow pipits and titlarks and raising its fledglings. Viscount Grey called the exhibition a real contribution to bird knowledge. The film depicts the cuckoo removing an original egg and consuming it after placing its own egg.
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New Gallery
Edgar Chance
Viscount Grey
Chance
Cheap Indian steel project sparks global steel push
The United Steel Corporation of India Ltd formed with capital of twenty crores rupees by Bird & Company and Cammell Laird plans large iron works in India. The plant targets 600,000 to 700,000 tons of pig iron and 450,000 tons of finished steel annually near coal ironstone deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
United Steel Corporation of India, Ltd
Messrs
Bird & Company
Calcutta
Messrs. Cammell, Laird & Company
Enterprising Angeleno’s Postcard Illusion Scheme
A Los Angeles resident ran a scheme to fool friends elsewhere into thinking they visited the city by selling ten postcard views for 25 cents. Recipients would mail back signed messages with funds for mailing, and the idea spread to other tourist centers including San Francisco New Orleans Miami and Palm Beach before reaching the New York Evening Post.
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Los Angeles
Angels
San Francisco
New Orleans
Miami
Palm Beach
New York Evening Post
Belated Love Letters Found In Old Ford Postboxes
Belated letters discovered after the death of Ford Kansas postmaster reveal thousands of undelivered mails stored in old boxes. Many addressed recipients are now dead and the pile includes love notes from years past to married men and matrons with families.
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Ford
Kan
Mall
Utica Globe
Indiana visit sparks hat etiquette at hotel lobby
Raymond C. Fox escorted his son to the station to see Notre Dame fans in Bloomington, then to the Claypoole hotel where about 100 people gathered. He recalled his mother that about 89 of the crowd took off their hats when Indiana fans were asked.
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Notre Dame
Indiana
Raymond C. Fox
Claypoa Hotel
Indianapolis News
Pie suppers fuel Missouri school fundraisers and rivalries
Misou rian district schools rely on pie suppers to raise funds for furnaces and libraries. Tales recount auctions where pies fetch high prices, from $15 to $20, driven by pretty pie makers and bidding crowds. Rivalry between town and country youths sparks dramatic scenes and pranks, shaping local fundraising lore.
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Missouri
North Missouri
Stone
Tewell
Ely
Edgar White
New York Evening Post
Tucker
Grand View Consolidated High School
Macon County
Linneus
Owl Creek
Trees in Winter Color Contrast Highlighted by Evergreens
The American Forestry Magazine notes that both North and South evergreen species provide welcome color in winter. Their dark green foliage enhances maples and oaks as cold weather approaches, making bright red or yellow leaves stand out.
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American Forestry Magazine
Making Fall Landscaping as Attractive as Spring Efforts
The article urges autumn plantings to boost home surroundings for year round appeal. It cites American Forestry Magazine noting homes are occupied 12 months and suggests using suitable plants to compensate fall flower scarcity.
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American Forestry Magazine
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs. Underwood
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs. John Underwood of Great Falls Montana credits the remedy with easing attacks and urges readers to ask neighbors for the same treatment.
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Dean
John Underwood
Fourth Ave
S. W
Great Falls
Mont
England
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Sale Should Not Be Made
In the estate of George S. Reisz deceased executor Leo C. Reisz seeks permission to sell part of the real estate. The court orders all interested parties to appear May 11 1922 at 10 AM in Chateau Montana to show cause why the sale should not be granted and directs publication in Chateau Acantha for four weeks.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
George S. Reisz
Leo C. Reisz
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
Isaid Teton County
John J. Greene
Indigestion and Constipation Relief with Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs. Geo Stroup of Solvay New York reports severe indigestion and constipation before using Chamberlains Tablets. She says the tablets strengthened her digestion and cured her constipation, restoring health and weight.
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Chamberlain
Call For Registered War Warrants in Teton County
Notice from Chateau Montana dated April 13 1922 calling for payment of warrants issued by Teton County School Districts. Warrants registered prior to January 1 1922 District 70 January 10 1922 Districts 37 and 47 Web 10 1922 District 41 March 1 1922 Districts 21 and 63 April 1 1922 Districts 2 68 69 74 Interest ceases after this date. A C Warner Treasurer of Teton County. First pub Apr 13 last Apr 20.
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A. C. Warner
Teton County
Farmer Cured of Rheumatism Using Liniment
A farmer near Patten Mills New York was treated by C P Rayder with Chamberlains Liniment. He recovered quickly and returned to buy another bottle saying it cured him and he wants it in the house all the time.
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Here
C. P. Rayder
Patten Mills
N.Y
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