Notice of homestead three year proof filing
Department of the Interior notice states Abraham L. Stanfield of Kalma Montana filed to prove up his homestead claim for southwest quarter section 11 township 23 north range 7 west Montana meridian. The proof before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on July 24 1917 lists witnesses Orlo Urich Mary I Vanish Ellis V Urich and Lyman O Rogers all of Kalma Montana. R N Sutherlin Register. First pub June 20 last July 18.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Abraham L. Stanfield
Kalma
Range 7
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Chateau
Orlo Urich
Mary I. Vanish
Ellis V. Urich
Lyman O. Rogers
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
C. D
Charley G. Anderson
Choteau
Gunder Gunderson
Township
Range
United States
Mexico
Thos, Corbally
Notice to Creditors Estate of Hamilton F Cooley deceased
Administratrix Catherine C Cooley notifies creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Attorney I W Church 3207 Ford Building Great Falls Montana. Date June 29 1917. First pub July 4 last July 25 1917.
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Hamilton F. Cooley
Heneby
I. W. Church
Ford Building
Great Falls
Montana
Catherine C. Cooley
Notice to Contractors for School Building Additions and Work
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk of School District No 1 Teton County Montana at the Larson building Chateau Montana until 8 p m July 18 1917 for addition and remodeling of the school building and for plumbing heating and electric wiring in separate contracts. Bids require a 10 percent certified check payable to the chairman of the school board. The board may reject any or all bids. Proposals address to the Clerk of the School Board Chateau Montana. June 26 1917. John W Hall Clerk. First pub June 27 last July 4
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Teton County
Montana
Larson
Chateau
Henry Hall Johnson & Co
Great Falls
Clark of School Board
Tango keeps soldiers fit with goat-footed endurance
The tango, though less fashionable, builds stamina and steadiness for soldiers, exercising disciplined movement and control.
The World Thrice Weekly Offer With Acantha
The World offers a combined deal with The Acantha for one year at three dollars, matching two papers for an annual price far lower than purchasing separately. This advertisement emphasizes wartime news relevance and value.
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Europe
United States
Acantha
Soul's Entrance Into Body Theories Divided by Doctors
Dr. Austin OMalley of New York revisits the age old question of when the human soul enters the body. He contrasts Aristotle’s day forty infusion with modern views that life begins with fusion of parental germ cells. He cites Cardinal Mercier and others favoring the Aristotelian breath of life while embryologists claim the earliest embryo already is a human being with a soul.
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Austin O'Malley
New York
America
Cardinal Mercier
Doctor O'Malley
French military digs in Balkans aid Macedonia history study
In Macedonia the French expedition preserves and classifies archeological finds from trench digging and field works. At Saloniki the artifacts are labeled with discovery details. Three flying columns survey regions to map ancient sites, gathering ceramics fragments and poetry data for study.
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Balkans
Napoleon
Marshal Maison
Macedonia
Saloniki
Race chemistry proposed to differentiate human groups
An essay suggests racial differences could be revealed by chemical tests on blood and body chemistry. It speculates on links to disease immunity and instinct, and even to immigration and marriage laws. The piece also notes core differences in white blood cell counts between Germans and French.
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Barillon
Steel for Battleships and Naval Vessels
The navy plans to build 66 ships including battleships destroyers and submarines. Each new battle cruiser uses 15025 tons of steel and each battleship 13761 tons. Destroyers need 325 tons and submarines 186 tons each. Hospital and ammunition ships require 4000 tons each. At 70 dollars per ton, steel costs total at least 10 million dollars.
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United States Navy
Popular Mechanics Magazine
War on Mosquitoes Seeks State Prosecution Funds
The New Jersey Mosquito Eradication association asks the legislature to appropriate 100000 for a scientific war against mosquitoes. The plan adds to county and city funds and includes drainage of salt marshes and land reclamation.
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New Jersey
Not Like a Church Elevator Moment Sparks Child’s Question
An express elevator in a city office building climbs to the tenth floor without a call or spoken word. A timid voice asks if it is like church, prompting a gentle motherly reply and a moment of quiet reassurance.
Quieting title suit over Montana land in Teton County
Erika M. Rheams files suit in district court to quiet title on the real property described as parts of sections 32 and 33 in township 23 north range 2 west. Defendants must answer within sixty days or face a decree declaring Rheams owner in fee simple and barring adverse claims. First publication June 6, 1917. attorney Cooper Stephenson Hoover of Great Falls represents Rheams.
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District Court
Highty Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Erika M. Rheams
State of
Montana
Towit
Range
Meridian
A. D
Paul Jacobson
Court Seal
James Gibson
NGO
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Great Falls
When Afflicted by Self Critique Blame the Government
A terse opinion warns that individuals venting inwardly may lash out at government bodies at state or national levels. It suggests self reflection before directing criticism outward. The piece frames accountability as a personal responsibility rather than a political attack.
Russia Fights Present Chaos With German Help
Russia appears likely to stabilize amid current turmoil aided by Germany. The report notes Germany's assistance as a factor in Russia’s efforts to regain order and momentum despite ongoing instability.
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Russia
Germany
Germany promises aid to Spain amid naval crisis
The German reply to Spain offers assurances and support while omitting any guarantees on the safety of the remaining Spanish ships.
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Spain
Berlin Says Germany Not At War With Russia
Berlin states Germany does not consider itself at war with Russia. The comment aims to reassure Slavic forces and ease tensions amid reports of hostilities in the region.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
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