Montana House Bill One Twenty-Six Restrictions on General Merchants sale
A Montana bill would restrict general merchants from selling standard proprietary medicines in original unbroken packages unless merchants meet new education age and licensing requirements. The editorial argues the rules would burden rural merchants and consumers, while noting federal and state drug laws already protect buyers and that many needed medicines may continue to be sold safely by country stores.
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Montana
State Board of Pharmacy
Senate blocks bill to penalize intoxication at Capitol
The Butte Miner's Legislative Summary notes the Senate blocked a House bill that would provide penalties for intoxication. It suggests Senate resentment toward any infringement on its prerogatives.
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Butte
Senate
House
Law repeal would ease state rules by 1933
If the current legislature could wipe out about ninety percent of existing state laws and bar another session before 1933 it might be worth the tax cost. The remark suggests sweeping reform and earlier constraint on legislative activity.
A New National Party Growing in American Politics
The Industrial News Bureau says the Manufacturer warns of a New National Party led by the Progressive Bloc with aims to topple party rule and form an independent government. The piece questions radical labels and argues any new coalition would still reflect majority rule and constitutional safeguards.
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Industrial News Bureau
National Congress
Bureau
Progressive Bloc
Washington
Farm Bloc
Labor Bloc
Soldiers
Mothers’ Bloc
Ford’s Dearborn Independent Targets Big Business Campaign
The Dearborn Independent’s editorials rail against big business and moneyed interests while noting Henry Ford’s 1922 income. The piece contrasts Ford’s wealth with his non philanthropic image amid his sales dominance in cars and tractors.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Ford
J. Rufus Wallingford
Ford Automobile and
Edison Urges Work and Little Sleep for Long Life
Thomas A. Edison, at 76, emphasizes hard work and minimal sleep for an active life while Dr. Emile Coue promotes auto-suggestion and more rest. The Frenchman’s method may win public favor.
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Thomas A. Edison
Emile Coue
House Will Look Into Cellars of Foreign Envoys
Legislative note discusses inquiry into foreign envoys while urging restraint. Amid follow up, a fire at Armour & Co.’s Omaha plant caused insured losses. a lard refinery suffered no damage, and dairy products remain unaffected.
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Armour & Co
Omaha
Sheriff Sale Notice of Montana Foreclosure on 160 Acres
Decree of Foreclosure issued January 25 1923 in Court of Teton County Montana orders sale of 160 acre Southwest Quarter Section 25 Township 24 North Range 1 West. On February 24 1923 at 2 p m in Chateau Montana courthouse yard sale to highest cash bidder to satisfy Capital Trust & Savings Bank judgment with costs. Sheriff William D Reiquam oversees. Murch & Wuerthner represent plaintiff. First publication February 1, last February 22.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Teton County
County of
Teton
Montana Principal Meridian
Chateau
United States
WM. D. Reiquam
W. N. Streeter
Murch & Wuerthner
Great Falls
State of
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Paul W. Berens
Neva Berens
Neva M. Berens
Ernest M. Goodell
Strain Bros
Court House
WM. D. Abiquam
V. W. N. Streeter
Foreclosure Sale of Montana Property in Teton County
William D. Abiquam, Sheriff of Teton County, Montana, announces sale of the NE quarter of Section 22, Township 25 N, Range 2 E, containing 160 acres, under a January 26 1923 judgment against Paul W. Berens Neva Berens Ernest M. Goodell and Strain Bros. The sale will occur February 24 1923 at 2 p.m. in front of Chateau Courthouse to satisfy the plaintiff's decree and costs.
Foreclosure Suit in Montana District Court
Alfred Harris sues Otto Havsten for foreclosure of a mortgage dated March 19, 1918 to secure payment of a promissory note. Defendant is required to answer within twenty days after service or risk default judgment. The case is in the Nineteenth Judicial District, Teton County Montana.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Alfred Harris
Otto Havsten
Ottar Havsten
Mortgage claim in Teton County Montana suit
The plaintiff seeks twelve hundred dollars with nine percent interest and costs including four dollars for abstract of title, plus a reasonable attorney fee. The MT Montana District Court clerk Blanche M Jacobson signs, January 26, 1923, with attorney Geo W Magee representing the plaintiff.
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Teton County
Blanche M. Jacobson
Geo. W. Magee
Foreclosure Suit Involves Montana Bank and Estate
Capital Trust & Savings Bank sues Richard Sturgeon as administrator of Robert Sturgeon estate and Fred Moran in a Montana district court foreclosure action. The complaint seeks to foreclose a mortgage dated April 1 1918 securing a note for 210 plus related liens costs and to determine rights of subsequent encumbrancers. The mortgage was recorded April 8 1918 in Teton County Book 4 P page 60. Attorneys: Murch & Wuerthner of Great Falls.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Richard Sturgeon
Robert Sturgeon
Fred Moran
Teton County
Montana
Anl Court
Foreclosure Action in Teton County Montana Filing
The state of Montana Teton County court records show a foreclosure suit by a corporation plaintiff against defendants Thomas Lewis Forrest also known as Thomas L Forrest Myrtle Lilly and J I Cain as administrator of Elizabeth Bligh deceased. The mortgage dated July 5 1917 secured a note for 319 17 with the property description recorded October 19 1917 in Book 4 N Mortgage page 240.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Thomas Lewis Forrest
Thomas L. Forrest
Myrtle Lilly
J. I. Cain
Elizabeth Bligh
Teton County
Montana
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Suit Names Multiple Defendants
The Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company sues James B E Mullaney and Florence Mullaney, Foot Schulze Company, Robert Altman and Alber tine Altman, Farmers State Bank of Pendroy, Montana, and The First National Bank of Shelby, in a Montana district case.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company
2 Corporation
James BE. Mullaney
Florence Mullaney
Foot, Schulze & Company
Robert Altman
Albertine A. Altman
Farmers’ State Bank of Pendrey
Pendroy
First National Bank of Shelby, & Corporation
Stathd OF Montana
Foreclosure action on 160 acre Montana mortgage
The filing seeks foreclosure of a mortgage held by Féot Schulze & Company and others on 160 acres in Montana. James E Mullaney and Florence Mullaney executed the mortgage dated October 16 1916 and recorded in Book 4 E at page 274. Plaintiff requests judgment for 1360 plus interest costs and attorney fees and an order of foreclosure and sale of the described lands in Section 4 5 Township 27 North Range 7 West M P M.
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Féot, Schulze & Company
Robert Altman
Albertine A. Altman
James E. Mullaney
Florence Mullaney
Teton County
Montana
Blanche M. Jacobson
Ulysses A. Gribble
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Nature
Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts upon this plan to allay the cough relieve the lungs aid expectoration open secretions and help restore the system to health. Thousands have tested its good qualities and it is advised for colds.
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Chamberlain
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