Community Notices and Household Moves Across Cleiv Area
Local notes show Mrs Olaf Field and family moving from the homestead while several residents plan holidays visiting relatives in North Dakota. Posts from Cleiv include sickness and recoveries, travel to Great Falls, and men working on homesteads preparing for winter. a land contest notice warns of cancellation if responses are not filed by January 10, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Field
Halver Thompson
Ella
N. Dakota
Henry’ Ness
Great Falls
E. R. Hart
Reclamation Commissary
Cleiv
California
Nora Landsverk
O. T. Kleiv
North Dakota
Selmer Hanson
Alex Hanson
Deaconess Hospital
Nels Wingom
A. E. Krofft
Stockett
Bole
Jack Clemens
Greet Falls
George Tweet
John Gronberg
Nora Nelson
T.O. Kleiv
Ole Kleiv
Net
Thos. Corbally
Notice of Contest and Guardian Sale Notices
Notice details two items: a land contest by Gustave Johnson against Joseph Lamoureaux for a Montana homestead in 1916 and a guardian sale of minor property in Teton and Cascade counties. The sale involves undivided two thirds interests in multiple parcels plus city lots with terms cash and mortgage payments over three years. Public notices dated 1916 with court and guardian details and publication window through January 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton County
Phyllis H. Green
Lloyd M. Green
Elizabeth F. Green
Jennie M._Green
Section
Township
Montana Meridian
Jackson
Chateau
City of
Great Falls
Cascade County
James Sulgrove
Choteau
On the Verge of War and the Prolonged Oil Empire
The passage notes Europe's tense peace before war finally arrived and observes the disintegration of the Standard Oil group yet its ongoing corporate march. It also references the rise and fall of dynasties with a nod to the egg kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Is Your Horse a Good Traveler The Speed Myth
A fragmentary essay argues against relentless efficiency and speed demanding overwork. It recalls conversations about horse trading and the dangers of chasing pace, warning that lasting value comes from moderation and prudent limits rather than constant acceleration.
Solar heated water for Monrovia homes heralded by major science journal
Scientific American reports sun powered hot water for about half Monrovia residents and other Pacific coast sites. A roof tank, insulated chimney, and copper coil system circulate water to reach near boiling, with insulation preserving heat during cloudy days and gas heating used as a backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Cal
Pacific Coast
Scientific American
County Agent Needs Aid in High Schools
M J Abbey of the State college extension department argues Montana counties large in area require integrating agriculture into county and district high schools. He suggests three trained high school agriculture teachers per county to assist agents, saving field time for broader county issues and expanding rural education and home farm practices. This shift would boost practical agriculture training for rural youths and support rural teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
M. J. Abbey
State College Extension Department
State College
U. S. Department
Guns that save life by line shooting from cutters
The three and six pounders on sea-going revenue cutters are now used to shoot lines to distressed vessels. Once ornamental, they proved more effective than old brass line guns. The rapid-fire cannons improve accuracy, moving from mere moral effect to practical lifesaving tool.
Lo the Poor Mule in Mexico
National Geographic Magazine highlights Mexican mules as patient and uncomplaining under heavy loads. Donkeys endure extreme rations and long journeys with docility, even when burdens resemble lumber wagons strapped with long boards and no consistent food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
National Geographic Magazine
States advance agriculture education as economic movement
The passage notes that eight states show that teaching agriculture is sound pedagogy and a broad economic movement. It argues that any state, especially agricultural ones, failing to train agricultural leaders falls behind in educational progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Public Instruction
How to Preserve a Husband
How to preserve a husband suggests careful selection and devoted preparation for domestic use. It warns against choosing too young, keeping them warm with steady romance, patience and love, and serving with kindness to keep relationships sweet and lasting.
Rumors and opinions cloud 1920 election talk and policy
The passage discusses Chancellor Day, embargo bills, Bryan as a 1920 Democratic candidate on a dry platform, and Morgan’s wartime forecast. It notes public appetite for sports coverage in the Congressional Record, and hints at candidates Roosevelt Bryan and others, plus a disdainful view of German submarine targeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
T. A’ S Hat
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Constantinople
Roosevelt
Col
Bryan
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Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Joseph Lamoureaux
Gustave Johnson
Gilman
Range
Meridian
Jennie MM. Green
Standard Oil Group
Ea Eas
Peruna
Peruna Medical Department
Edoctor
Peruna CO
Columbus
Oag Maseast
Bishop Hall
Syracuse ‘University
Archbold
Vila
Army
Navy
Fairfield
Acantha
T. L. Gap
Jerry Siccama Ranch
E. H. Ganong
T.M. Sanders
Power
Ate
J. W. Kerr
Farmington
Claude
P. O. Box
Wilcox, Neb
H. W. Bateman
Deering Gang
John Smith
Rand
M. D. Hammond
Hirshberg Brothers
Bankers
Herman Bamburger
S. W. Oregon
Jas. W. Willis
L. G. Cunningham
ODD Fellows Chateau Lodge
Connor Building
Brothers
S.r.roll
N. G. Chas
Connor
See
Rebekah Lodge
Odge
A.F
A.M
G. S. Jameson
M. Martin Read
Rocky Mountain Fire
Eurance Co
Falls
Choteau Land @ Loan Co
Rhoads & Bateman
Hospital Choteau
Henry D. Robison
Robison
Teton County Abstract CO
State of Ohio
Toledo
Tes
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Muaigeera
Hall
J. Cheney
A. W
Gleabon
Hall’s
Qatarrh
A. C. Warner
U. 8
Choteau House
Choteau, Montana
McGregor
Hospital Chateau
Wit
H. J. McGregor
R. E. J. Crary, D.D. S
McDonald Blocs
Bakery
Soo Son
South Main Street
A. de Yong
DR. Stephens
U. of M
Ann Arbor
Toeth - Larscn
Cheteau, Meat
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