Not So Bad Yet as Montana Sees Economic Glimmers
In a cautious tone the piece notes renewed investment in constructive enterprises, loosening credit, and a rising buyer mood. It reports improving building trades in Montana, hopeful mining and smelting activity, and an imminent Byun irrigation project. The tone contrasts gloom merchants with Montana’s resilient spirit and optimism for winter prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton County
Bynun
Col
No title despite urging calm and shared progress
The speaker urges avoiding calamity talk and promoting optimism about growth and prosperity. They advocate a positive, cooperative mindset and encourage communities and leaders to grant support with a smile, reassuring that difficulties are temporary and a habit of looking forward will aid progress.
Coals of Fire Prompt U.S. Aid For Starving Russia
An editorial argues Russia’s collapse into famine after upheaval and warns against harsh judgments. It praises American aid as restoring humanity and faith, noting the world must intervene to save a nation with vast potential for good.
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Russia
United States
America
Notice of Contest by Arthur Thompson Against Homestead Entry
Arthur L. Thompson files June 30 1921 to contest cancellation of Harry Perkins homestead entry No 041871 in section 17 18 township 24 north range 6 west Montana. Alleged abandonment nonresidence lack of cultivation and not fenced. contest claims not due to military service. Respond within twenty days after fourth publication or entry will be canceled without hearing. Public notice from J A Barker register. First pub Aug 18 1921.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Harry Perkins
Chateau
Arthur L. Thompson
U. S. Army
Navy
Foreclosure Suit In Teton County Montana
Parm Security Company sues Grace Thompson administratrix of Sidney Yarger estate to foreclose a 1916 mortgage on 160 acres SE 34 23N 5W and to collect principal 89.92 plus interest costs and taxes. Notice served July 25 1921 with 20 day response window. Roundup Montana attorney Jeffries and McNaught. First publication July 28 1921 last Aug 18 1921.
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Nineteenth Judicial‘ District
Sydney Yarger
Eien Yarger
Farm Security Company
Teton County
Montana
Montana Principal Meridian
Cipal
Sehal
Blanchem
Jacobson
Jeffries & McNaught
Roundup
Sale of Funding Bonds by School District No. 26 in Montana
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 26 Teton County Montana announces a September 1 1921 sale at 2 PM at Collins School House of funding bonds not exceeding 6161 46 with twenty six bonds of 200 and one of 161 46 to mature September 1 1941 bearing 6 percent interest semi annually. The district may reject bids and sell privately or exchange bonds to take up warrants or claims. Trustees Eric Sandberg Ira E Thompson C F Herbison and Clerk D F Waterman. First pub August 4 last August 26.
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Teton County
State OF Montana
Board of Trustees
Montana
Collins School
Eric Sandberg
Ira E. Thompson
C. F. Herbison
D. F. Waterman
Ownership and Management Notice for Lowry Mercantile Co
In Lewis and Clark County Montana John J Mitchke Secretary of Flowerree Sheep and Horse Company certifies that Lowry Mercantile Company operates as a mercantile business in Lowry Teton County Montana owned and run entirely by Flowerree Sheep and Horse Company with principal office in Helena Montana Dated July 28 1921 First pub Aug 4 last Aug 25th.
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State of Montana
Lewis and Clark
John J. Mitchke
Flowerree Sheep and Horse Company
Helena
Montana
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