Real Estate Transfers in Teton County and Nearby Lands
A compilation of real estate transfers filed with the County Clerk and reported by the Teton County abstract Company Paints, dated August 20 through August 24. Listings include U. S. patent grants, warranty deeds, and right of way deeds involving numerous parcels in townships 22 to 34 north and ranges 1 to 12 west, naming grantees such as Mary Connolly, Frank J. Jefferson, Lulu Menzie, Maude Breding, John N. Mazzle, R. M. Farrington, William Goss, Jackson M. Satterlee, Elmer Griggs, James A. Coghill, Martha Elizabeth Barber, Ona E. H. Smith, John R. Hooker, Alice R. Martin, Lafe Allison, Emma B. Schrock, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County
Mary Connolly
U. S
Frank J. ‘Jefferson
Wrange
Lulu Menzie
Fortheast
Alexander “Truchot
Maude
Breding
Dutton * Townsite Co
John
N. Mazzle
Dutton
S. A. McPhee
R. Im. Farrington
William Goss
Erick ‘A
Erickson
Jackson'm
Satterlee
George E. Griggs
Elmer Griggs
Osa M. Coghill
James A. Coghill
John King
Martha Elizabeth Barber
Williams
David C. Bulen
Walier-Montana_Land & Water Co
Ona EH. Smith
John R. Hooker
Americans urged to join war effort in savings drive
President Wilson says all citizens must contribute to the war effort and production. Montana pledges show only one fifth of residents heeded the call, with war savings stamps funding arms, ammunition, food, and labor while women work in munition plants as needed. County contests offer prizes for savings stamp sales and require new, individual efforts and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Montana
Kitchner
War Savings Stamp Campaign at Montana State Fair
Contestants over 18 file notice to enter the War Savings contest with their county director. All sales recorded at post office certified cost value as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
WAR Savings Stamp Campaign
War Savings
Sheriff Notice of Sale on Mont. Land in 1918
Farm Security Company sues George and Margaret Froid in Eighth District Montana for foreclosure. Notice details a 160 acre property in Teton County near Chateau to be sold September 7, 1918 at 2 PM for the mortgage of $313.64 plus costs. Sheriff William Miller commands sale by public auction at the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Sale Farm Security Company
George Froid
Margaret Froid
District Court
Eighth’ Judicial ‘District
Montana
United States
County of
Teton
Montana Principal Meridian
County of Teton
Chateau
A. D
William Miller
Montana Farmers Urged to Boost Food Supply at State Fair
Message to farmers urges actions to increase national food supply and inspire others by showcasing results at the Montana State Fair. Emphasizes collective effort for abundance and food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Montana State
Family urged to attend Montana State Fair fun
Advertisers invite the entire family to the Montana State Fair promising many items of interest for all ages from tots to adults. The message emphasizes a wholesome day out and a shared community experience.
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Montana
Delayed Sugar Shortage Inspires Coffee Tea Flavor Pursuit
A fragmented note suggests a focus on learning the taste of coffee and tea amid a sugar shortage. The text hints at widespread interest and curiosity about beverages as people adapt their flavor experiences.
Why She Became Christian in Asia
In an interview Tyler Dennett cites Mme Hirooka, a famed Japanese reformer, explaining that she turned to Christianity after studying world religions. She argues that Eastern faiths oppress women and that the Bible shows no gender distinction, with Jesus treating men and women equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Hirooka
Tyler Dennett
Asia
Orient
St. Paul
Peter
One-Man Colliery and Idaho Rail Road Notion
A London Answers note describes Hether Henge Ambergate as a one-man colliery with the owner working daily to yield about 1000 tons yearly. It contrasts with Idaho Southern’s lone operator railway where a motor car runs on abandoned irrigation rails carrying 16 passengers with a printed timetable and no guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hether Henge
Ambergate
Atlantic
Ariel RR
Had First Call on Dance at Quantico Before Departure
A Quantico marine dance night saw a popular dancer steal the show while a departing Marine asked to dance with a girl whose program was full. A fellow marine grabbed the willing partner, insisting he take the dance in a moment of camaraderie before France.
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Quantico
France
Evidently Had Wrong Girl
A bouncer bumps into an old acquaintance and asks about Borem. The friend reveals Borem frequents a former love interest’s home, where he uses a gramophone, while Miss Gladeye shifts the clock hands forward by ten to fifteen minutes.
Sun Lifts Water From Gatun Lake March Record
Popular Mechanics reports Gatun Lake evaporation reached a March record with 3.248 billion cubic feet of water removed, about 1 213 cubic feet per second over 81 days. The loss exceeds the Gatun hydroelectric stock flow by one cubic foot per second, while the plant produced 4.681 million kilowatt hours that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatun Lake
Canal Zone
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Gatun
Alias Summons in Montana District Court sequence
Amanda C. Wilson sues Ida B. Foster to cancel a warranty deed for parts of section 7 in township 24N range 2W, filed 1916, with answer due within twenty days. The case is in Teton County Montana with attorney STANLEY FR FOOT and PRAY & CALLAWAY. Public notice dated August 12, 191? with publication in August and September.
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District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District
Teton
State of Montana
Amanda C. Wilson
Rose Burnett
Ida B. Foster
Montana
Township Twenty-Four
Meridian
Teton County
District Court
Suffragette Question Puts Candidates on the Spot
Women activists press male candidates with a bold question about their stands. The probing inquiry marks a sharp turn in the campaign as contenders face direct scrutiny on policy and principles.
Fair Week Mid September 1918 Schedule Declared
The second week of September 1918 is proclaimed the biggest and most important of the year with Fair week set from September 9 to 14 inclusive.
Notable politicians defend public schools from demeaning tactics
A quotation notes that good politicians avoid debasing public schools and support their integrity. The remark underscores praise for ethical leaders who protect educational standards and oppose derisive rhetoric.
Finest beef on hoof at 1918 Montana State Fair
Readers are invited to the Montana State Fair of 1918 to view the prize cattle and judge the beef quality firsthand. The notice emphasizes the exceptional stock on display and encourages public attendance to confirm the claim.
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Montana
Montana Beekeepers Prepare Exhibit to Honor Kaiser Sting
Local beekeepers announce plans to showcase honey production at the Montana State Fair. They invite participation from statewide honey producers to demonstrate industry growth and heritage.
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Montana
Kaiser
Montana State Fir Promoted as Premier Educational Resource
From an educational standpoint the Montana State Fir will be second to none highlighting its role as a top educational resource.
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Montana
Circus Comes to Montana State Fair Attracts Families
Families are invited to enjoy the animal circus at the Montana State Fair. The program features a variety of acts and performances designed for children and adults alike.
Montana State Fair gains boost with new support
Community groups and sponsors back the Montana State Fair as organizers announce expanded programs, enhanced exhibits, and increased funding. Officials say the boost will help attract visitors, raise event profiles, and support local vendors throughout the fair season.
Notice of dissolution of partnership
The partnership between W. Swedancky and R. J. Schroder is dissolved as Schroder retires. All claims will be paid by Swedancky and all accounts are due to him. W. Swedancky and R. J. Schroder.
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iNotice
W. Swedancky
R. J. Schroder
Mr. Schroder
Mr. Swedancky
See the Girls Tally-Ho Girls At Montana State Pair
The twelve Tally-Ho Girls will be a charming musical act at the Montana State Pair, pleasing both eye and ear with their talents.
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Montana
Submarine Peril Quelled Yet Ocean Patrols Remain
Roosevelt hints the submarine danger may be over yet Navy boats remain essential for Atlantic ventures as ships navigate continuing threats and patrols.
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F. D. Roosevelt
Old Fashioned Exaggerator Hire Lord Kitchen er
The question asks for the fate of the exaggerated figure Hire Lord Kitchen er who predicted a three year war duration. Details about his current status or whereabouts are not provided in the prompt.
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Lord Kitchener
Saillent defined as German high command mistake spot
The passage defines saillent as the point where the German high command errs, clarifying the term's meaning within the wartime context.
Autocracy Faces Surprise Unity in Democratic Push
A fragmented report notes that democracy can rally as a single force against autocracy, catching authorities off guard and exposing divisions within the opposing regime. The piece highlights a surprising alignment among democratic actors and their resolve to act cohesively.
Kaiser Hinted as Scapegoat for Crown Prince Defeat
A speculative note suggests the Kaiser may be positioned as the scapegoat if the crown prince faces defeat, shaping public perception of imperial responsibility.
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Hindenburg
Berlin General and Staff Captured in Pink Silk Pajamas
A Han general and his staff were captured while wearing pink silk pajamas, a sight that delighted barefooted Berliners. The incident highlights a surprising retreat moment and has sparked astonished chatter in the city.
Crown Prince to Be Shot If Needed for Treason
The passage declares three Italian traitors to be shot in the back and implies the Crown Prince could be executed, though not for treason, outlining a punitive scenario without detailing dates or locations.
Congressman Compared To Small Town Mayor Cited
A quoted remark questions the ally by referencing a congressman’s claim that the ally resembles a small town mayor. The line reflects partisan rhetoric and public perception or misquotation amid political debate.
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George
Government considers tax on old cars worth ten percent of cost
Officials debate taxing automobiles valued at about ten percent of their original price to raise revenue. The move targets aging vehicles and aims to simplify assessment while addressing budget gaps.
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Alice R. ‘Martin
Lafe Allison
W. F. Allison
Walter Schrock
Emma B. Schrock
Solomon
Army
Navy
England
Helena
Allience
Ee Fair
B.J. Hirshberg
Choteau
Sadastenpay County
P. ST
Mra. L
A. Patterson
Kentucky
Bea
Memphis
Tennessee
Peruna
Athe
Beneait
Medijomes
James S. Innes
Coffey &Greene
Plaintif's
Peyton Brand Real
George Dow
Adams Oil Company
Montana Oil Company Products
Paul Jacobson
Stanley FR. Foot and Pray
Scott
Brytt
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