Notice and Citation in Montana District Court
A Montana district court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Katherine Helen Marie Smith deceased. The administrator O B Kotz of Great Falls must answer October 11 1946 at Chateau court in Teton County to show claims of heirship and ownership in the West Half of Section 32 Township 24 North Range 2 East.
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District Court OF the
Ninth Judicial District
State OF Montana
Tein
Katherine Helen Marie Smith
C. B. Kotz
Bernard E. Altermatt
Henry James Altermatt
Katerine Helen Marie Smith
James Altermatt
Range Two
Teton County
Montana
O. B. Rorz
Great Falls
Chateau
Teton
R. M. Hattersley
District Court
H. Doughty
Wae
Pineville
Hot Springs
Bert I. Backer
Larson
R. E. Nelson
Charles Simpson
Montana farm prices rise to WWII-era peak in May
A Montana Bureau of Agricultural Economics report shows farm prices up nine points to index 191, the highest since World War II. Grains and meat animals drive the gain while dairy and eggs hold steady. Haying begins by June 15, and labor supply meets demand as farmers seek workers for beet thinning and dairy work.
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Helena
U.P
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Montana
Bureau
Agricultural Economics Bureau
Gallatin Valley
Yellowstone County
Billings
Hardin
Missoula
L. Dusenberry
Lusenberry
Miles City
Great Falls
Bozeman
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Tretsven
Fergus County Association
Madison-Jefferson Association
Bitter Root Association
Lake County Association
Montana Association
Public Health Notes Advocates Diptheria Vaccination
Public Health Notes argues diphtheria deaths in Montana are preventable. It urges routine infant inoculation at nine months, with Schick testing for older children and reinoculation when positive. The piece stresses smallpox vaccination for those not immunized in five to seven years.
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Montana
Schick
Compulsory Vaccination Debate for Infants
The text discusses vaccination timing for infants and notes variances by country. It contrasts compulsory programs in some places with reliance on education in others and mentions New York's compulsory school vaccination and quarantine implications.
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New York
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Libby
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Great Northern R. R
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Lincoln County
Kootenai National Forest
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James Howell
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