Drought Records Plague Southern and Central States
July rainfall in 16 drought afflicted states ranges from 17 percent in Arkansas to 53 percent in Indiana, with an average deficiency of 67 percent. The report notes record lows in Louisiana Arkansas Texas and other states, with declines compared to prior records. Billings Gazette cites Montana publication data.
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Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Missouri
Illinois
South Dakota
Iowa
Kentucky
Ohio
North Dakota
Nebraska
Missippi
Kansas
Indiana
Billings Gazette
Bountiful crops reported in Teton county despite national failures
Reports from Bountiful Teton county praise strong wheat yields on dry land from 18 to 35 bushels, excellent irrigated pea crop, good flax, and only slightly lighter hay. The Great Falls Tribune starts a Greenfields Beach series on Sun River Gibson dam projects. County boosters urge more literature on opportunities for livestock, wheat, flax, irrigation, and growth.
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Teton
Teton County
Great Falls
Sun River
Gibson
Meaning of Flowers and the Choteau Show
The piece reflects on what flowers mean to Choteau and promotes the annual flower show hosted by the Choteau Woman's club. It celebrates flowers as expressions of beauty and sentiment, urges community effort to grow better blooms, and ties the event to local welfare.
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Choteau Woman’s Club
Bozeman
Portland
Wordsworth
Lowell
Chateau
Present drought grips central states with record low rainfall
Weather Bureau reports June and July brought unprecedented dryness across many central and south central states. Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois Missouri Tennessee Oklahoma Mississippi all posted record or near record low rainfall levels, with declines ranging from 12 to 55 percent below prior records and several states noting their driest periods since the early 1900s.
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Weather Bureau
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Community social notes from Great Falls area residents
Views From Highview reports a series of visits and social activities around Great Falls and nearby communities. Residents attended 4 H events, rodeos, and picnics. several trips to Pendroy Glacier Park and Dupuyer are noted. airplane travel and local creamery meetings are also mentioned.
Notice of Opening of Teton County High School 1930
The Teton County High School opens for 1930 31 on Monday Sept 8 at 8 30 a m All students not yet registered should do so by Sept 6 The registrar’s office is open each afternoon until school starts except Aug 15 25 Parents should accompany pupils for registration Dormitory openings and meals set for Sept 7 Residents of Chateau may offer rooms or board and employers may notify the principal Clerks will collect a 260 book fee at year start and a 3 00 student activity fee is recommended for all students
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Teton County
C. H. Davis
Chateau
Guthrie Names Stafford as Clerk to Principal
To Allee Guthrie, Principal. 113¢ Sona E. Stafford, Clerk.
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Allee Guthrie
Sona E. Stafford
Real Estate Transfers Listed by County Clerk Office
Partial list of instruments filed for record from August 2 to August 9. Patents show U S to John Rosette with described parcels. Warranty deeds include Eliza Eisel to C J Edwards for east half of Hobson addition lot set and transfers involving Jennie M Cain Marion Fansler to Teton County, Caroline Sollid to Thorwald T Tokerud, and Samuel A Sollid to Caroline Sollid for Sollid park addition lots 3 and 4 in Dutton.
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U. S
John Rosette
Eliza Eisel
C. J. Edwards
Hobson
Chateau
Jennie M. Cain
Marion Fansler
Teton County
Caroline Sollid
Thorwald T. Tokerud
Sollid Park
Dutton
Samuel A. Sollid
Seventh and Eighth Grade Examinations Notice
Seventh and eighth grade examinations will be at Teton County High School in Chateau on August 21 and 22. First day includes Civics History Grammar Reading and closes at 4 15. Second day covers Arithmetic Spelling Physiology Agriculture Geography and closes at 4 00. Anna E Stafford County Superintendent of Schools.
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Teton County High School
Chateau
Close
Anna E. Stafford
County Supt. of Schools
Notice to Creditors in Jesse J. Smith Estate
In the District Court of Montana Teton County the administratrix Mary Pearl Smith calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be presented at George Coffey’s office Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated August 2 1930.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Jesse J. Smith
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Mary Pearl Smith
Notice of Application for Tax Deed in Teton County Montana
The undersigned will on September 30, 1930 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to the NW quarter of Section 29, Township 26 North Range 2 East Montana Meridian. Amount due 246.08. Teton County Montana by Geo A Carroll Clerk Applicant. First pub August 7, last August 14.
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Teton County
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Property description and amount in a 19th century land record
The entry details the south half of the northwest quarter of section 25, township 23 north, range 2 east, with an amount listed as 143.17 dollars. This reads as a land transaction or valuation from a rural survey record.
Call for bids on school bus contract 1930 31
Sealed bids for the nine month school bus contract for 1930 31 will be received until 8 30 p m August 16 1930. Bids to be let at Beck school house. The board may accept or reject any bid. Bids must be sealed and delivered to the clerk by August 16 1930. D L Scarrow Clerk Power Montana.
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Beck
Certificate of ownership for the New Choteau Garage
Certifies H. E. Adams as sole owner of the New Choteau Garage in Block 4 Original Townsite of Choteau with residence in Cho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Adams
New Choteau
Choteau
Cho
Notary Acknowledges H E Adams Signing 1930
H E Adams appeared before Notary T H Pridham in Chateau Montana on July 31 1930 and acknowledged executing the instrument. The seal and commission details are recorded with the notary noting his identity and the date.
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State of
Montana
H. E. Adams
T. H. Pridham
Chateau
Summons in Montana real property dispute 1930
Isabel Thompson sues to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 9 township 25 north range 2 west Montana meridian containing 160 acres in Teton County Montana. The State of Montana and named defendants are summoned to appear and answer within sixty days of July 11 1930.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Isabel Thompson
State of
Montana
Range 2
Meridian
Township
A. D
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Wayne Gitchell
S. D. Jones Ranch
Jay Gitchell
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Robert Sheppard, Jr
Earl Conklin
Aidgi
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Lyle
Dupuyer
John Brossma
Lee
Roy Moye
Elmer Phillips
Great Falla
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George Stranwold
Robinson Crusoe
D. L. Scarrow
Power, Mont
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Sheil Choteau Tes
MY Cafe
Rachel Edwards
Merchant's Cafe
Gordon A. Dutt
Larson Bik
Chas. H. Connor
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H. BE. Adams
Blanche M. Jacobson
J. L. Fleming
Douglas St
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22Nd St
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Llinois
W. E. Fleming
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Haldeane Vaughn
Hutchinson
Elmer E. Hershey
Plaintiff
J. H. Byler
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M. S. Bullerdick
Choteau, Mont
Joseph Knudtzon
Choteau U Creamery
Choteau Hospital
Drs. Bateman
Dulaney
St. Anthony & Dakota
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
The
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County
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Chas. G. Roberts
E. B Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic Hospital
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Arnetta Johnson
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Evelyn Cobb
R. N. Nurees
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