Property deeds filed in Teton County Clerk’s office
The county clerk and recorder’s office filed numerous transactions from November 20 to 27. Included are warranty deeds transferring parcels for modest sums, quit claim deeds, an executor deed, a sheriff’s deed from Albert O. Peterson to The First National Bank of Fairfield, and a deed of royalty detailing oil and gas interests among several parties.
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County Clerk
Teton
Albert O. Peterson
Tefton
First National Bank
Fairfield
Opp
Kropp
Emlie Leitz
Mirl J. Williams
Fred W. Smith
Henry C. Arensmeyer
Farmington
Andrew J. Ringen
Alfred C. Olson
Clara Olson
Solid Park
Dutton
Gertrude Gallery
J. A. Fischer
Rose M. Fischer
L. R. Barber
Frederick A. Diestkamp
Occidental Life Insurance Co
California
Capital Company
Land Interests and Pipeline Easement Transfers Noted
Harold E. Shaw transfers fractional oil and mineral interests to Joel B. Hale and Anna C. Hale in multiple land parcels. A pipeline easement is granted to Montana-Dakota Utilities Co with Ernest Koester for $1 across lands in 2-24-6. An oil and gas lease is released with The Texas Company transferring 20 leases to Homer C. Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Shaw
Joel B. Hale
Anna C. Hale
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Ernest Koester
Edward Jones
Texas Co
Texas Company
Homer C. Rowland
War Ration Details And Crop Outlook Announced
The notice lists ration program dates for gasoline fuel oil sugar meats and processed foods with stamp validity through early 1944. It also reports civilians will get more canned foods from WFA purchases and an optimistic 1944 outlook for farm machinery production almost matching 1940 levels. Slaughter quotas are suspended to aid marketing and housewives receive brown points for fat salvage starting December 13.
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WFA
WPB
U. S
Sergeant Promotes His Poetry Across Squadron Barracks
A sergeant writes poetry and pays to print copies, then distributes them to all personnel in his squadron, aiming to have his work read and shared.
Weather Man Helps Save Gas in_region Blizzard Saga
The piece recalls the season's first blizzard the day before Thanksgiving. City crews cleared sidewalks with a cat, rural roads drifted, and motorists detoured via fields. Residents shoveled, pushed cars, and used strong language in the scramble through the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Cahoota
Ole
Soybeans follow crops to reduce erosion and soil nutrient loss
The article explains that successive soybean plantings increase erosion risk and deplete phosphate and potash. It notes oats barley or corn are better follow crops. Soybeans can be planted on corn stalks or stubble, especially with oat acreage reductions. Poorly seeded or meadow-flats also suit soybeans.
War's Demands Boost U S Utility Workers in Wartime chart
The piece notes how war increased duties for America's utilities railroads and telephone services. It highlights the unseen workload shouldered by workers who kept civilian service steady and acknowledges they merit recognition beyond official awards. General Cable Corp promotes its wartime records via a New York Times editorial reprint across the coast.
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America
General Cable Corporation
New York Times
First trimester pot ride spans sixty four hours two minutes
A brief item notes a long trip lasting 64 hours and 2 minutes during the 1911 period, marking an unusual endurance feat of early travel or activity. It references a "Big Trip" and a notable time record without detailing participants or exact location.
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Jeatents
United States
Max Avrich
Clifford M.crapo
Emil Jackson
Wm. F. Reickhoff
George Steingrimson
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co
Sarah Willams
L. P. H. Haber Investments, Inc
Ear G. Barkaloo
Alfred C. Moam
Christan A. Peterson
Burbank Ranch
P&o
A. C. Burbank
J. H. Byler
O. G. Meadows
CT. Marys
Mustangs
Teton Bulldogs
Oslo
Bislet Stadium
Norwegian Athletic Union
Birger Ruad
Weather Man
the Electric
Utiities
Keck
Texas
Union
Pear Vania
THE
Montana Power Company
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