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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

3

Real Estate Transfers and Oil and Gas Leases Noted

U S to Verna Haas and other transfers listed include lots, quarters, and sections in Montana. Deeds show prices and parties such as Cecil Embody, Verna Holt, Luther Phillips, First Congregational Church, Geo Woodworth, J B Long Co, and Andrew Vought. Oil and Gas Leases involve C M Vance, E A Durham, J W Theisen, and multiple ranges and townships across counties.

U. S Verna Haas State of Montana Oliver W. Phillips Dakota and Great Northern Elmer Genger and Company First Congregational Church Fairfield Lois G. Grant Geo. A. Woodworth Talcott H. Howard J. B. Long & Co Claude L. Jones DB. A. Charles P. Collier Andrew P. Vought C. M. Vance E. A. Dinham Regine F. Hughes E. A. Durham J. W. Theisen Heremiah Huffman EF. A. Durham

Taft says Bolshevism danger past in America

In New York Taft told Yale Civic club that Bolshevik influence failed as leaders of dissatisfaction could not turn the nation toward a bolshevik government. He urged industrial calm and predicted ratification of a peace treaty to settle world issues. A claim agent for Great Northern visited Bynum to settle cattle losses of Orlo Stansberry and others after a wreck near St. Paul killed 13 of Stansberry’s head cattle and 2 of Mrs. O C Miller and 3 of Harry King.

New York America William Howard Taft Yale Civic Club Taft Great Northern Railway Company Bynum Orlo Stansberry St. Paul Mr. Stansberry O. C. Miller Harry King

Miners End 5 Week Strike With President Wilson Plan

Indianapolis Dec 11 The general committee of the United Mine Workers accepted President Wilson's proposal for an immediate return to work while wage talks with operators proceed by a commission. Telegrams urged 4,000 locals to resume work. operators expect full resumption Friday and coal shipments Monday. The tieup threatened national industrial shutdowns. radicals opposed settlement, conservatives led by John N. Lewis and Green prevailed. Palmer praised the action.

Indianapolis General Committee United Mine Workers of America Wilson John N. Lewis Green A. Mitchell Palmer Lewis Washington Palmer United Mine Workers

Teton Co operative Canal Company Stockholders Meeting

Notice is given that the stockholders annual meeting will be held at the Burton School House on Saturday January 10 1920 at 10 o clock a m to elect directors and conduct other business. H R Thompson secretary treasurer. First pub Dec 18 last Jan 1.

The Teton Co-operative Canal Company Burton School House H. R. Thompson

Jersey cow sets high milk record for Sutter herd

New York reports Lulu Aphea of Ashburn produced 13 660 pounds of milk in the year ending November 1. The butter from her milk yielded 1 000 pounds of Sutter, and the butter weighed 100 pounds more than the cow.

New York Lulu Aphea Ashburn American Jersey Cattle Club

Tevis Urges Miners to Return to Work at Once

Indianapolis Dec 12 Members of the United Mine Workers urge miners to return to work with the least delay to meet public needs for coal. A circular from international officials sent to 4000 locals explains the general committee’s vote to accept the president's 14 percent wage proposal pending settlement by a commission.

Russian Ambassador Defies Subpoena in New York

Ludwig C. A. K. Martens, ambassador of the Russian soviet government, refused to produce documents or answer questions before the joint legislative committee investigating seditious activities. He said all confidential files are beyond the United States and can be produced only by his desire. Assemblyman Martin warned of possible action on the refusal.

New York Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Joint Legislative Committee Boeth Martens Russia United States Assemblyman Martin

Jazz Wireless Concert Pleases Operators Near Chicago

Amateur wireless operators in Great Lakes Milwaukee Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Iowa and other nearby cities heard jazz music and grand opera broadcast from the United States naval station. Chief Electrician Grover S M Diekman used a high power transmitter and phonograph to run the program.

Chicago United States Naval Station Grover SM. Diekman Great Lakes Milwaukee Mount Pleasant Towa

Debtor Chicago Broker Adsit Faces Exchange Suspension

Charles C. Adsit former Chicago stock exchange president and noted broker was suspended by the exchange for failing to meet obligations promptly and reporting indebtedness of 490000 against 175 trading accounts after an audit. It was not alleged he was insolvent.

Chicago Charles C. Adsit Chicago Stock Exchange TE Wis Stock Exchange

Love Dilemma Resolved by Marksman Bet in Roy al Theatre

Buddy Apperson in Bill Appersons Loy faces whether to ask the father for the girl's hand. He tests his aim by throwing at a tree, hitting it twice out of three, overheard by the girl, and decides to pursue marriage. The tale portrays Kentucky hill folk with realism.

Buddy Apperson Bill Apperson Loy Royal Theatre Manship Budgy Kentucky

Quarantine Advice Against Colds Cited by Doctors

Doctors urge strict isolation for those with bad colds to prevent spread to family and colleagues. They warn colds are as contagious as measles and advise early treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to hasten recovery and reduce danger.

Fragmentary religious polemic on faiths battling for souls

A damaged excerpt depicts religious factions girding for struggle against Satan and urging those who have not despaired of the world’s generation to persevere.

Satan

Germans Realize Jordan Voyage Is a Hard Row to Travel

Report notes that German planners acknowledge the Jordan journey proves difficult, signaling escalating caution and potential strategic reconsiderations amid wartime navigation challenges.

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H. A. Hodgskiss I. A. Durham Oral G. Meadows A. Durham Lester H. Booker Gilda Manning E. A. Burham H. T. Cleary Wm. J. Watson F. A. Durham Walter A. Stevens Hartsel P. Akers FE. A. Durham Wm. Gilchrist James G. Barrow J. A. Durham Martin Lil Choteau Linotype Et Montana Bage Radi Cals Forts St. Anthony& Dakota Lumber Co Jersey Cow Tewis Amerus Garfield William Green Chamberlain Ough Scott & Bowne Scott's Mozer Shoe Repair Shop Teton County J.1. Cain St. Anthony Dakota Lumber Yard F. C. Young Choteau, Montana FISK Choteau Tire & Vulcanizing CO
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