Alias summons in Montana district court action
The District Court of Montana Teton County issues a summons to Fred J. Urech in a case by Lee Hendrickson seeking a 300 dollar judgment plus 10 percent interest from 1919, 50 dollar attorney fees, costs, and a mortgage lien on specified lots with a foreclose sale to satisfy the lien. The notice is dated June 14, 1920, with I. W. Church counseling for the plaintiff. First pub June 17, last July 8.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Lee Hendrickson
Fred J. Urech
Township Twenty-two
Range Four West
Teton County
Montana
I. W. Church
Ford Bldg
Great Falls
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
An early 20th century advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh with a stated $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. The message claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes accompanying products from F. H. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Fire destroys Gilman store building and stock
The B A Robertson store at Gilman and Lamb general merchandise were consumed by a Sunday blaze. Lamb’s stock insured for 7000 dollars. Robertson’s building insured for 6200 dollars. Fire origins unknown. bucket brigade saved adjacent buildings. D F Davies of Power Morgan notes Fairfield area may yield a half crop or better despite worm infestation.
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B. A. Robertson
Gilman
J. W W. Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Sun River
Mrr. Robertson
Lamb
D. F. Davies
Power-Morgan
Fairfield
Chateau
Market outlook favorable for range stock in Montana
Predictions from Chicago Omaha and Kansas City buyers indicate a tightening market for cornfed and western range cattle with fat cattle possibly reaching 20.00 before November. Fat sheep may lag slightly but lambs and feeding goods should stay strong amid excellent midwestern crops and abundant Montana grass. Shipments of fat rangers to eastern markets are expected this fall as stock numbers thin in the state and prices rise.
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Montana
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Better farming on fewer acres boosts profits in market gardening
Hundreds of U.S. growers push for more efficient agriculture with improved seed, manure, balanced fertilizers, tillage, moisture conservation, and pest control. The Market Growers' Journal argues that farming smarter on less land yields higher profits and better quality crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Market Growers’ Journal
Raising Winter Egg Layers From Purdue Advice
Purdue University expert Prof. L. H. Schwartz says pullets for winter eggs should hatch in March for general purpose breeds while Lecterns mature sooner and may hatch in April. Provide ample feed water shade and ventilation with at least four square feet per bird to avoid overcrowding.
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L. H. Schwartz
Purdue University
Yale Graduate Rides Naval Torpedo at Sea
Nelson H. Blount a Yale graduate at the Newport torpedo station became likely the only man to ride a naval torpedo underway. He previously rigged a saddle and two pon toons at New London and rode a torpedo fired from the surface until it spent itself, remaining on top.
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Nelson H. Blount
Yale
Newport Torpedo Station
Mr. Blount
New London
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Yeager School
B. M. Jacobson
Royal
Torpedo
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Choteau Drug Company
Laugh With Wilson
Chautauqua
J. Walter Wilson
Bear
Sampson
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