Real Estate Transfers from January 21 to 28 Record
Daily bulletin lists warrants deeds and transfers from January 21 to 28 including Elmer Genger to Harold Genger for 1 dollar covering lots 17 to 21 in block 26 Fairfield. Various transfers involve L R Bailey to Charles Bannatyne and others with small dollar amounts, plus oil and gas lease activity and royalty assignments across multiple townships. Sheriff deed records show J L Collins to R O Hughes, tax deed to N O Tuttle, and a contract between Emma N Pilkington and Earl Burgett.
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Daily Record Bulletin
The
Teton ‘Abstract Company
Waranty
Elmer Genger
Dutton
Columbian Company
Chris Jensen
E. Mabel Sumner
L. A. Garrett
J. L. Collins
R. O. Hughes
A. M. Harper
Henry M. Snider
E. R. H. Ewart
Henry R. Snider
Wm. J. O’haire
California Petroleum Company
W. Wm. J. O’haire
Henry P. Smith
R. M. Fifer
Wheat production ranking for 1927 Montana counties
Montana officials report 1927 wheat output across counties. Chateau and Fergus lead with over five million bushels, Hill ranks third, while Teton County produces 3.68 million bushels valued at about 5.27 million dollars to farmers.
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Teton County
Montana
Montana State Publicity Division
Fergus County
Fergus
Hill County
Hill
Chateau
Sheridan
Teton
Daniels
Valley
Judith Basin
Cascade
Pondera
Property transfers listing oil and gas interests
Kinesthetic notation shows Keresta and W R P Jackson assigning interests to Charles E Crock in various quarter sections and halves. W W McKinley also conveys oil and gas rights in specified tracts to Charles E Crock. Considerable fractional interests include one sixteenth and one fourth of one percent across north and south halves and northeast quarter.
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L. D. Swain
E. K. Cochran
East Half
Southwest Quarter
W. Charlies E. Crocker
Joseph Bol
H. G. McKinley
Charles E. Crocker
Wheat value per farm tops Judith Basin county figures
The census shows Judith Basin county with 783 farms. if wheat value were evenly divided, each farm would receive 3836 dollars. Pondera 794 farms would yield 3215 per farm. Teton 1089 farms would yield 3374. Daniels 1020 farms 3215. Chateau 1649 farms 3196. Spring wheat: Hill county leads with 4,462,000 bushels. Teton 3,614,000.
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Judith Basin
United State Farm
Pondera
Teton
Daniels County
Chateau
Teton County
State Department of Agriculture
Helena
Hill County
Pondera County
State Department
Yakalos Breed Could Feed World Says Capper’s Weekly
Canadian experimenters develop Yakalos by crossing buffalos with yaks to create hardy meat animals. They forage alone, resist cattle diseases, and yield beef like meat with finer grain. Explorer Stefansson predicts the Arctic region will soon supply the world’s meat.
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Canada
Animal Husbandry
Stefansson
Arctic Circle
Capper
Unclear Autocorrect Interview From Local Farmer
Fragmentary quote from Farmer Fumblegate describes a car trip with his wife and two daughters to town and a stop at a gasoline filling station. The text cuts off mid sentence, leaving the event and outcomes unspecified.
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Farmer Fumblegate
Easy Lessons in Auction Bridge by Paul H Seymour
This article explains risk and payoff considerations for business doubles in auction bridge. It compares outcomes for doubles versus not, discusses free vs costly doubles, cautions on notrump and suit declarations, and advises on timing and score state when deciding to double or bid.
Easy Lessons in Auction Bridge Play
A concise guide to opening leads in declared trump. It explains roles on the table the naming of Senior and Janior, and offers practical rules for leading from various holding types from high cards to sequences, including the Rule of Eleven for the fourth best card.
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Janior
Difference in Viewpoint on Sunlight for Neptune Inhabitants
The naval observatory notes that from Neptune the sun would appear about one thirtieth as large as from Earth, roughly one minute of arc too small to see as a disk. Neptune receives about 1900th of Earth’s sunlight, around 520 times the brightness of full moon light for visual needs. Its satellite would provide less than one hundredth of Earth’s light.
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Naval Observatory
Neptune
Earth
No Grudge Held Anniversary Exchange
A fragment quotes Ezra and a partner planning their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The line plays on aversion to punishment for past events, debating whether to “kill a chicken” as a symbolic gesture.
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Ezra
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Order OF Demolays
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Masonic Temple
Tennant’s Orchestra
Paul H. Seymour
Heys
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Scott
C. H. Ferris
J. H. Byler
Mont
E. B. Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic
Chateau, Montana
Physical Therapy
Larson
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bitch
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W. G. Levy
Stockmen’s Bank
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