Real Estate Transfers in Teton County District
Real estate transfers reported by the County Clerk include deeds and patents dated Feb 11 to Feb 16, listing transactions among Helm, Toeckes, Halladay, Hill, Burnett, Proudfoot, Rupers, Drake, Rush, White, Hinman, Andrews, and others. Notable items include multiple quit claims within Conrad and Dutton townsites, guardian deeds for Green minors, and a sheriff’s deed to N O Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County Abstract Company
John ‘Emanuel Helm
Math B. Toeckes
John Hi ‘Meyer
Annie Halladay
Hobson's
Robert H. Proudfoot
Edward Rupers
Conrad" Townsite Co
C. H. Drake
Conrad
U. S
Peter Rush
Harrison White
Cyrus Edward Hinman
William P. Andrews
Andrew “Martin
Edward Martin
Dutton
George Mason
S. Wiprud
Phillip Crmviansky
John Hornyck
Erma M. Parker
Robert Fairburn
Conrad Townsite Co
Marveille Savage
Claude Elder
Gertrude Burns Elder
Guardian
Jennie M. Green
Phyllis’ H. Green
Liloyd
M. Green
Elizabeth F. Green
Charles F
Bolsheviks as pacifists provoke debate on motives
The text portrays Bolsheviks as pacifists and criticizes their stance, suggesting they fight their allies to aid opponents. It implies February carries a burden for white men, with no apparent dissent.
History of Salt Industry in Early United States
The article traces salt production in the U.S. from colonial beginnings in Virginia before 1620 to early New England efforts at Cape Ann. It notes Revolutionary War salt from sea water, Cape Cod evaporation, and 1830 output of 600000 bushels with Barnstable County dominance. It cites tariff cuts, Onondaga brines, and later Florida and California developments.
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United States
Virginia
New England
Cape Ann
Cape Cod
Barnstable County
Massachusetts
Onondaga County
New York
Cape May County
New Jersey
Florida
California
San Francisco Bay
Malta as a Crossroads of Europe Across Centuries
The Malta island story describes its role as a refuge for diverse Europeans over centuries. It highlights exposure to Irish French Russian and Turkish strains among natives and notes Knights of Malta era as a haven for Spanish Italian political refugees and aristocrats fleeing Napoleonic upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Europe
Knights of Malta
Spain
Italy
Origin of Water and Stellar Chemistry
Dr. F. Garrigou of the University of Toulouse links the origin of water to the star formation stage marked by red stars. Spectroscopy detects hydrogen in all nebulae while oxygen is absent, implying oxygen may not be a simple element and forms near cooling. Red stars near extinction could gain their color from increasing water vapor layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Garrigou
University of Toulouse
Charcoal Outlasts Diamond Says Old Text
A fragment discusses charcoal's durability claiming it never decays and remains unchanged after centuries while diamonds are compared for lifespan. It notes charcoal can endure ground or air and resist erosion, contrasting with the diamond. The piece also mentions New York papers calling Mayor Hylan "Hizzoner."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Hylan
Hizzoner
Steen Little Thrift Stamps Song Encourages Saving
Lake Worth Herald notes a verse about thrift stamps guiding a saver to grow stamps into a War Bond. The poem links penny pinching to purchasing Liberty bonds as the year progresses. It ends with a stray political remark about income taxes on congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen Little
Lake Worth
Fla
Government and the Farmer in Wilson’s January Message
In his January 31 address to American farmers, President Wilson highlights government agencies and agricultural institutions. He notes a four to six million dollar initial budget expanded 74 percent in four years, a staff of 18 000, and numerous experts. The system includes agricultural colleges and experiment stations with a $172 million endowment and over $36 million income, 10 271 teachers and 126 000 students plus many home instructors, plus 225 men referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of America
Wilson
Agriculture
Athe Agricultural Colleges
Bay Arena
Farmers and lenders praised for wartime credit access
The discussion highlights Smith Lever Act and the banking system, noting that the Federal Reserve Bank and Farm Loan banking provide short and long term credit to farmers. It stresses the need to extend credit to allow farmers to meet national wartime tasks and praises farmers’ toil intelligence energy and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Farmers of America
Alias Summons for Divorce in Montana Court
Felia Ferron sues Frank Ferron in Teton County Montana for divorce on desertion grounds. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or risk default judgment. Clerk Paul Jacobson, District Court, Feb. 6 seal. Phil I. Cole represents plaintiff. First pub Feb 7, last Feb 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
Teton
Felia Ferron
Frank Ferron
Montana
Paul Jacobson
Phil I. Cole
Plaintiff
Notice of Dissolution Petition for J. M. Ryan Company
Judicial District of Montana in Teton County to hear application to dissolve the J. M. Ryan Company. Hearing set for March 30 1918 at ten o’clock in Chateau court room. Clerk Paul Jacobson signs with Deputy Roy Franklin as of January 31 1918. first publication Feb 7, last March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
Teton
Montana
Paul Jacobson
Roy Franklin
Toaster roasted Lucky Strike cigarettes sparked vast demand
The American Tobacco Company conducted experiments to toast Burley tobacco to improve flavor and moisture. They created toasted cigarettes called Lucky Strike and offered them to the public, noting the method increased wholesomeness and enhanced taste like cooking improves meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
Notice of Homestead Claim Proof Staked in Montana
Leon F. Haley of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for parcels in section 9 and 10 township 24 N range 3 W Montana Meridian. He will appear before the U S Land Office in Great Falls on March 4 1918 with witnesses John Wenhouse Harry K Ferris Chris Evenson Harold K Prescott. Publication dates January 31 and February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Leon F. Haley
Chateau
West
Meridian
John Wenhouse
Harry K. Ferris
Chris, Evenson
Harold K. Prescott
J. A. Barker
Register
U. S
David C. Patterson
Township
Range 7 West
U. S.land Office
Hilmer Johnson
Choteau
Charles Schnelle
Aaron Bagley
Gilman
John Johnson
Adler-i-ka Promised Quick Relief for Digestive Woes
A merchant's wife suffered severe stomach trouble and could only eat toast fruit and hot water until Adler-i-ka was taken. The tonic supposedly cleanses the entire digestive tract, relieving constipation sour stomach and gas and is claimed to prevent appendicitis with swift action. Sold by McCullough's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough’s Pharma
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Sgt Athe
Mary E. Hill
D. P. Hill
Charles Burnett
W. C. Bunn
Thomas QO. Larson
Limington
Phyllis
H. Green
Lloyd M. Green
Elizabeth F. _ Green
M.A. Wilcox
Jackson
C. H. Campbell “and Son
C. K. Malone
P. C. Truchot
Vermont Loan and Trust Co
K. Malone
Jessie R. Villars
John Schaline
U.S
Jay W. Gitchel
Harry O. Beale
Clara “B. Smith
Clara_E. Horn
George Coffey
Sulgrove
Walier-Montana Land. Water Co. Itp
Herbert L. Barber
Austin J. Miller
Julius Brekke
George C. Pendrey
William A. Miller
Margaret L. Miller
Tange
Julius Hi Wists
Henry D. Robinson
Hirshberg
William Miller
N. O. Tuttle
Hazlett
Lieve
New
England
Steen Little Thrift Stamps
Panest Utila Inogtt
Gree
Wen
Nix
Clothier
Astounding Report
Urs
Fur Market
S.feffermanco
Boks
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