Nation Mourns President Harding’s Death and Legacy
The nation mourns Warren G Harding as his death is announced and tributes pour in from global leaders. Marion Ohio hometown friends praise his generosity and character as his remains are laid to rest in Marion. Chateau and Montana join the nationwide tribute to the man who embodied American life and citizenship.
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Warren G Harding
Mr. Harding
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Chateau
Montana
United States
Calvert Coolidge sworn in as president after Harding death
Calvin Coolidge becomes president after President Harding dies. He is sworn in by his father a notary public in New England and establishes offices in Washington while delaying the White House move. Coolidge, former Massachusetts governor, gains national prominence as a steady leader poised to carry out Harding’s aims.
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Calvin Coolidge
Harding
United States
White House
Coolidge
Washington
Roosevelt
William
Coolidge Ordered to Washington Support Raised
McKinley notes Mr. Coolidge assumes charge in Washington as a man deserving American confidence and prayers for him at a trying time. Public support follows his move into a critical position.
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McKinley
Mr. Coolidge
Washington
OUR STATE FAIR EXHIBIT
Plans for Teton county to enter the 1923 State Fair in Helena on September 25 are under way. County funds from the Chateau Commercial club and the Board of County Commissioners will support display efforts directed by County Agent Robert Clarkson. Emphasis on recruiting top staff and producing blue ribbon grain and livestock entries to showcase the county’s agricultural prominence.
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Teton County
Helena
Chateau Commercial Club
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Clarkson
Old Teton
Debate on Esch Cummins Act Draws Wide Interest
The Chateau UT club hosts a public debate Tuesday evening August 14 featuring Attorney General Wellington Rankin and Montana counsel S Parker Veazey Jr. on railroad regulation. The piece argues such debates educate voters, encourage fact based discussion, and foster mutual understanding for better democratic participation.
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Wellington TD. Rankin
S. Parker Veazey Jr
Montana
Great Northern Railroad Co
Chateau
UT Club of
America
Public Service Corporation
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in District 64 Montana
Board of Trustees of School District No. 64 Teton County Montana will sell fifteen 100 dollar bonds totaling 1500 dollars on August 25 1923 at 2:00 PM at Lowry School House to finance a new school building. Bonds may be amortization or serial with rate up to 6 percent. Bidder must provide 75 dollar certified check. Fairfield Montana trustees Sharpes Sikke Glastra Oliver Wade, clerk Crawshaw. First pub July 26 last Aug 16.
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Board of Trustees
State Board of Land Commissioners
Fairfield
Montana
William Sharpes
Sikke Glastra
Oliver I. Wade
Teton County
Alfred Crawshaw
Notice of intention to make three year land proof
James R. Gray of Chateau Montana, for the heirs of Caroline Gray, who held a homestead entry in section 34 township 25 north range 8 west, MT, has filed intent to prove up claim before U S Commissioner Charles H. Ferris at Chateau on August 27, 1923. Attending witnesses are Peter Trude William Hodgskiss George C. Moore and John Nesbit of Chateau Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Emil F. Horst
Davenport
Iowa
Neu, Masey
New
Township
Meridian
Emily F. Schroeder
Charles H. ‘Ferris
U. S
Chateau
Alva H. McGinnis
Oral G. Meadows
Samuel B. Davidson
William Davidson
James R. Gray
Caroline Gray
Neyswy
Nwysey
Section
Range
Charles .H. Ferris
Peter Trude
William Hodgskiss
George C. Moore
John Nesbit
W. E. Bennett
Register
Meeting notice of Teton County Board of Equalization
The Teton County Board of Equalization will open 1923 assessment books in Chateau Montana on Monday July 16 1923 to inspect and equalize county assessments continuing to August 13 1923 final action on complaints August 9 10 1923. All parties must appear or be barred from corrections.
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County Board OF Equalization
Board of Equalization
Court House
Chateau
Montana
W. H. Webb
Teton County
Notice of Sale of Funding Bonds of School District No 30
The Board of Trustees of School District No 30 in Teton County Montana will sell Amortization Funding Bonds not exceeding 5921.84 dollars dated August 25 1923 bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids must meet par value with $300 bid guarantee and may be sold privately or exchanged to settle warrants. Aug 1928 Power Montana.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Montana Foreclosure Case
Ruth M Wood v Robert R Powell et al decree of sale set for August 10 1922 at 2 PM at the Chateau Court House. Property described as Lot 1 in Section 19 Township 27 North Range 4 West and N4NE4 of Section 24 Township 27 North Range 5 West Montana Meridian containing 116.48 acres more or less.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Chateau
Fof Teton
Twentyfanur
Twentyfanur (24), In Township Twenty-seven
Westontana
Legal notice of sheriff sale Malta Montana
Dated this seventeenth day of July 1992 sheriff waves WM. D. REIQUAM by W. N. STREETER under-sheriff and Fred C. Gabriel attorney for plaintiff Malta Montana first publication July 19 last publication August 9.
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A. D
WM. D. Reiquam
W. N. Streeter
Fred C. Gabriel
Malta
Montana
Lawsuit target McLean for debt and mortgage foreclosure
Amelie Scharmer files against John F McLean and Wells-Dickey Company with Teton County Montana citing three promissory notes totaling 1344 plus 68.76 interest and a mortgage foreclosure on lands in the Southwest Quarter of Section Seventeen, Township Twenty one North Range Three West. The State of Montana advises defendants to answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Maddox and Church, Great Falls attorneys, represent the plaintiff.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Frank J. Hirshberg
George Dow
Anna K. Dow
Crane and Ordway Company
First National Bank of
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Amelie Scharmer
John F. Mclean
Chas
McLean, Wells- Dickey Company
Wells-Dickey Company
Montana Meridian
Suspect Kidneys Prompt Neighbor Advice in Missoula Ad
Mrs. A. Vincent of Missoula Montana reports severe kidney pain backache and dizziness and claims Dosa's Kidney Pills gave relief. The ad promotes the remedy 60 cents at dealers distributed by Toster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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A. Vincent
No. 3Rd
St. Missoula, Mont
Toster-Milburp Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Notice of Sale of School District Bonds in Montana
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 64 Teton County Montana will sell Amortization Funding Bonds on August 26 1923 at 2 00 PM at Lowry School House for up to 6582 38 dollars in six bonds 100 dollars each for five and 82 38 for the sixth bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually for five years to fund outstanding warrants prior to July 1 1923. Bids except those by the State Board of Land Commissioners require a 25 dollar certified check.
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Teton County
Montana
Board of ‘Trustees
Power School
Board of Trustees
State Board of Land Commissioners
Power
Jesse. H. Rutledge
Wialter J. Giese
August Helsper
W. P. Andrews
State OF Montana
Notici
Lowry School
Dolar
Fairfield
William R. Sharpes
Sikke Glastra
Oo. T. Wade
Lowry
Alfred Ca
Awshaw
Clem
Hot Weather Diseases and Remedies Mentioned
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the Choteau Acantha
E. L. Jourdonnais
Publisher
Official Paper
the County OF
Choteau
State of
Lowry School House
Monta
Blanche M. Jacobson
Court Seal
Geo. W. Mages
Plaintiff
Attorn
Maddox & Church
Scott
C. H. Ferris
H. G. Ward
E. B. Maynard
Chateau Hospital
Ors. Rhoads
Bateman
E. J. Crary
McDonald Brock
Gandy
T. A. Smith
Main Ave
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