Montana Board of Equalization Proceedings 1920
The Montana Teton County Board of Equalization met July 19 1920 to review the assessment list for 1920 through July 28 and set August 4 5 for protest hearings. Numerous property value adjustments across individuals and firms were ordered including tractors cattle machinery livestock and goods for many taxpayers.
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Board OF Equalization
Teton County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
A. M
Charles P. Crane
E. D. Forrest
R. D. Anderson
M.A. O’neil
Otto Waynild
Tra T. Rietnour
Pearl IF. McCullough
T. J. Fulk
O. DeRushka
Ole G. Dale
E. P. Garnaas
J. L. Genger
John H. May
J. S. McDonald & Son
T. G. McGlenn
Teton County Abstract Co
O. P. Walker
Lewis Walter
Frank Warner
Theodore Albright
Charles H. Allum
Jacob Beck
Amelia Berndt
Lars Larson Bjordal
Walter Ellard
Fairfield ,Mercantile Co
Charles A. Franzen
Geo. E. Frey
Ed. Halseth
L. C. Hampton
Cornelius Sonnevelt
C. F. Herbison
Collins
C. W. Hess
Halvor A. Holm
Alvin Holm
Severin Johnson
Joe Korte
Edward Leeck
Daniel Lindseth
Albert Lloyd
H. J. Loomis
John Lorenzen
George Bedore
Annie Martin
Grover C. Markham
Ross H. Mayer
J. L. Michaels
Frank E. Moore
E. J. Mullen
Jasper P. Murray
John McDonald
Elmer H. Ness
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul Ry
Edw
Mourray
Miles City
Choteau
A. F. Noreen
John C. Norris
Otto Ostberg
George D. Porter
Bruce Neal
George Sabo, Jr
Patrick and
John Sands
Anton Seidl
Frank Waters
Willie Max Wetzel
John T. Murphy
Cal Lewis, Collins
H. W. Schneider
Pullman
Wash
Clifford C. Pickett
M. C. Deitrich
Elma Wall Sabins
Fred G. Hammond
E. T. Bell
F. W. Bell
John F. Dusak
Board Minutes Adjoined and Approved At Meeting
Minutes of the meeting were read and approved. The board adjourned a die. C. P. Crane served as Chairman and M. A. O’Neil as Clerk.
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Ney
Ney Ney
Township
Eina Die
C. P. Crane
M. A. O’neil
Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
An old remedy claims swift cure for bowel troubles with a history of nine epidemics of dysentery. It promises prompt relief for colic and cholera morbus and notes pleasant taking when diluted with water and sugar. Encourages family use and keeping it on hand.
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Chamberlain
Telegraphed Devil Laughs at Western Magic
In a Turkish tale from the Crimean era a wise mullah settles the ulema's debate on the telegraph. The device is good because the devil is busy routing messages, leaving humans less troubled on earth.
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Ottoman Empire
Sir William Whittall
Sir William
Turkey
Smyrna
Arabs Bow to Airplanes
Modern warfare is reshaping how the Arab world faces empire. British aircraft shield Suez to India while French aviators harass interior Algeria tribes. The Mad Mullah threat waned after a British Italian expedition employed airplanes and tanks.
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Allah
Suez
India
Algeria
Mullah
Paris Sways Amid Old Cloathes Economy
Paris daily life shifts as dress costs rise. Traders and cleaners display half worn frocks and cloaks to balance accounts. A Continental London Mail note says madame sells fast to keep fashion value. The street scene shows clothes changing hands as wearers exhaust them.
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Paris
Madame
London Mail
Reopening Ardmore Copper Mines in County Waterford Ireland
Engineers report rich lodes of copper ore in Ardmore cliffs and workable coal deposits in the Drumm hills. Plans call for immediate resumption of mining with 300 men to be employed.
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Ardmore
County Waterford
Ireland
Drumm Hills
The Florencia Treasure Seekers In Search Of Armada Ship
A 1588 Armada flagship Florencia sank near Tobermory after a powder magazine explosion. Salvage attempts since 1903 have yielded little but aim to recover the main hull's wealth, with renewed signs of progress and vows of a final strike.
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Duke of
Medina-Sidonia
Tagus
Florencia
Tobermory
Scotland
Spain
English
Sir Francis Drake
Walsingham
MacLean of Morven
Mixup in Relationships in Adoption Case
Syracuse correspondent reports a custody style adoption puzzle before Judge Raymond Cobb. Six year old twins James and Lucy Lonatwell endure a tangled line of adoptions with Lucy raised by Percy McDonald and Jimmie by Charles Singer. The case redefines family ties creating uncle cousins and step relations across the siblings.
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Raymond Cobb
Syracuse
N. Y
James
Lucy Lonatwell
Lucy Loatwell
James Lonatwell
Percy McDonald
Timber as Allies Supply in War Timbers France North Sea
The article notes timber’s crucial role in WWI operations against the Huns. It highlights northern France as the main theater, with French forestry skill supplying Britain and America. Napoleon previously mobilized engineers to stabilize shifting sand dunes in southwest France by planting maritime pine, creating a vast timber belt for wartime needs.
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France
Bordeaux
Pyrenees Mountains
Napoleon
Trees as Aerials for Wireless
The article discusses Washington tree aerial tests as a development rather than a breakthrough, noting earlier 1907 experiments and that modern sensitive receivers make tree aerials less remarkable. It emphasizes that trees can both receive over distance and transmit short distances, seen as a continuation of established radio ideas.
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Washington Fall
Scientific American
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Bear Creek Lump Coal
Choteau Creamery
Svu Weer
Philip
Anning
Chateau
Goodyear
Ford
Maxwell
Chevrolet
Ford Sales and Service Station
Chas. W. Sherrer
Bear
Sampson
Adams: Oil Company
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