Transfers For the week ending January 17 1913 real estate deeds
Real estate transfers list numerous warranty deeds and US patents. Names include J Henry Russell James A Johnson Walter Montana Land Water Co Joshua Ash Ella Sutton Henry Hughes Jo han Pederson and others. Properties span sections townships ranges in Shelby Conrad and nearby towns with values from 1 to 2400 dollars and a patent to Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co. The Teton County Abstract Co. of Choteau Montana is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Russell
M. Arnot
James A. Johnson
Joshua H. Ash
Johnson
Shelby
Walter-Montana. Land & Water Company
Joshua Ash
Russell A. Edwards
E. E. Leech Co
Lucy Coughron
Henry F. Hughes
Clifton Sutton
Nellie E Sutton
James Heighton
Johan Pederson
Jackson
Conrad Townsite Co
Conrad
N. F. Swetnam
Henry T. Johnson
Shelby Co-operative Creamery Association
Guth
U. S
James Peebles
James W. Freeman
Millie B. Freeman
Sey
Jay Fish
Ney
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co
Charles B. Schwarder
Mike
The
Teton County Abstract Co
Choteau
Montana
Ford fund to double wages for Detroit workers
Detroit officials report a $10 million Ford plan to raise wages for 26 500 workers nationwide starting January 12. Men over 22 will see pay jump from 2.54 to about 5 per day, with eight hour days replacing nine. The fund covers 15 000 local Ford workers, 7 500 across assembling stations, and 4 000 new hires. Women and younger workers are included under a separate provision. Henry Ford says social justice begins at home and that capital and labor share earnings, hoping to set an example for others to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ard Motor Company
Ford
Chicago Record- Herald
Ford Company
For Sale Cheap Second Hand Lumber at Glenloyd Hotel
A brief for sale notice offers cheap second hand lumber. Inquiry room 16 Glenloyd hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenloyd Hotel
Owens-Glass currency bill draws new supporters
The New York World notes a surprising shift as many who resisted the Owens-Glass currency bill now publicly endorse it, signaling broad changes in stance among various interests and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Russian Doctor Warns Excessive Talking Dangers
A Russian physician cautions that frequent talk is risky causing hospital visits and many to stay in bed with a cold, unsettled supper. The claim highlights the health impact of overtalking on well being.
Forest Notes on Trees and Timber in National Forests
The American Forestry Association reports global membership and notes phonograph makers shifting to wood to mellow tone. In Idaho's Pocatello forest 230000 trees were planted last year and nearly half a million in three years, with three quarters thriving. Aspen shingles resist seasoning but break easily. About 500 tree species exist in the United States, with 300 timber worthy, and 100 represented in newly acquired Appalachian forests. most native species appear in national forests except a few subtropicals in Florida and extreme Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Forestry Association
Canada
Pocatello Forest
Idaho
United States
Florida Keys
Texas
Farm for Sale Cheap 320 Acres Near Clothzau and Bynum
An irrigated 320 acre farm between Clothzau and Bynum with good improvements is offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Acantha 1811. Professor. A query on action and reaction notes they are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction. A witty Life quip contrasts a social guest with the hostess hoping the guest will not call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Congress
Clothzau
Bynum
Acantha
Henry keeps bare fish hooks in his pockets
In a Chicago News dialogue the young Mrs Shops accuses Henry of cruelty and reveals he stores bare fish hooks in his pockets as part of the complaint about his behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Chicago News
Traveling men seek better beds and grub claim
The traveling men say they want better beds and better meals, stressing comfort and nourishment as essential for their work. They describe current accommodations as inadequate and emphasize the need for improved lodging and food during their routes.
Grimm Dead at Fort Benton County Records Expert
Harry T. Grimm an accountant and county records expert died at St. Clair's hospital Fort Benton aged about 35 He had lived in Montana years and completed a large contract transcribing Chouteau county records for use in Hill and Blaine counties His associates seek contact with his father in Maryland and arrangements for burial in Maryland are planned per the Great Falls Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Harry T. Grimm
St. Clair’s Hospital
Chouteau County
Hill and Blaine
Montana
Maryland
Great Falls
Bargain Sale Of Four And One Year Old Mules At Chateau
Auction notice describes a team of four 1100 pound mules and a one year old mule at 1350 pounds. They are broke and sound. Seller E H Ganong of Chateau Montana provides contact details. Also a separate moral line about celebrating the coming year without intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Ganong
Chateau
Montana
Tampering with Tampico Angers National Banks
A wary quip about ragtime and banking policy circulates, noting the chorus of voices urging orderly regional reserve action. The line hints at financial tensions and public debate over monetary governance.
Pious Old Man Recounts Gay Blonde Past in Boyhood
Fragmentary lines discuss a pious old man boasting of a gay blonde past as a boy. Other snippets reference Julies Vedrines not flying from Paris to Cairo, and Gen Rosalie Jones rallying her forces toward Albany with a joke about marching on Mexico City after Albany’s capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julies Vedrines
Paris
Cairo
Rosalie Jones
Albany
Mexico City
Montana State Fair set for September 21 to 26
Helena January 15 The Montana State Fair will run September 21 through 26 inclusive next fall, decided by the board at the annual meeting. The plan honors Montana Territorys fiftieth anniversary and statehoods twenty fifth anniversary as well as a celebratory week. Attending were C S Warden Pat Carney and Lewis Penwell as finances were discussed with the state board of examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
R. Young
Weather Bureau
State Board of Examiners
C. S. Warden
Great Falls
Pat Carney
Waterloo
Lewis Penwell
Monthly Masses and Devotions Schedule Across Collins Choteau
Mass will be celebrated on the third Sunday of each month at 10 a m in Collins with evening devotions at 7 30 p m in Choteau. On the fourth Sunday Masses will be celebrated in Choteau at 8 and 10 30 a m, devotions in the evening at 7 30 p m, preaching at all services.
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Collins
Choteau
Hard headed deal ends as elastic currency bill hoped
A soft hearted man finds business with a hard headed partner harsh as he hopes the elastic currency bill will help both ends meet. The note expresses cautious optimism that flexible money will ease settlements and prevent future friction.
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John P. Wagner
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Central Ave
Great Falls, Mont
Justice
Henry Ford
Company
H. Y. Grimm
Fort Lenton
Art
OIL Company
Caceooora
Colorado
Bree
Clem E. Bowers
Chouteau
Mont
D. Yeager
Prop
Gorham Stand
A. E. Rogers
D. Swift & CO
Seventh, St
Washington, D. c
Catholic Services
J. Connolly
In &c
Uncle Sam
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