Court records show Cut Bank child custody dispute in Sheble case
The Cut Bank case centers on J E Sheble seeking custody of his infant child. Habeas corpus petitions target the 1931 birth and adoption proceedings, with Molumby representing Sheble and multiple sheriffs aiding the search. The Magees hold the child with adoption papers signed by Judge Hattersley.
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Sheble-Magee
Cut Bank
J. E. Sheble
Pendrey
Henry Magee
Tom Magee
District Court
Glacier County
George Magee
Chateau
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Magee
J. E. Shable
Sheble
Pendroy
Clark
Embody
Sheble Ranch
R. M. Hattersley
Mir Sheble
Toy Molumby
Molumby, Busha and Greenan
Great Falls
Molumby
Montana Supreme Court
District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District
Pew TL. Callaway
Jf H Ewing
Julian Constance Sheble
Millie and
Henry T. Magee
Magees
Erickson for Governor Promises Fiscal Responsibility
Advertisement touts John E. Erickson as governor candidate highlighting a $1,350,000 debt reduction and stable expenses despite a tax base of $87,627,889. Urges voters to reelect a trusted administrator and preserve prudent finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Governor Club
Had Harrowing Experience With Rattler
Melvin Bueling ditch rider for the irrigation district faced a rattler on Cole Hill during rounds. He killed it after backing away as the animal coiled ready to strike. He often encounters rattlers and recalls two fighting snakes and the question of whether rattlers can poison each other.
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Melvin Bueling
Cole Hill
Melvin
Butles
Mountain visitors urged to carry water bucket and tools
Forest service officials require all who go to the mountains to carry a water bucket along with a shovel and axe. The rule applies to all entrances by car or pack-train to prevent forest fires and protect property after last summer’s Forest Lake blaze that burned 23 000 acres, killed wildlife, and left 34 ranches destroyed and 100 people homeless. Standards call for a 30 inch shovel, a two point or larger axe, and a one gallon bucket or more.
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Forest Service
National Forest
Forest Lake
Idaho
Defense of Hobbies by Lawrence Sterne and others
The passage notes Sterne’s fame from Tristram Shandy but highlights his many hobbies including books painting shooting and fiddling. It quotes his view that wise men have hobbies and argues a man may ride his hobby-horse on the king's highway so long as it harms no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lristram Shandy
Lawrence Sterne
Solomon
King's Highway
Tote
Needle in Heart Causes Death After Lapse in Time
A man named Sell died after a needle, driven into his chest by an upholsterer’s apron while he worked on an airplane, remained in his heart for four weeks. An operation failed to remove it and he died. a two inch needle was later found in the left ventricle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sell
Flases
Mankind
Sell
Be Rid of Rheumatism In 48 Hours Ad
A drug advertisement promises relief from rheumatic pains with an 85 cent Allenru bottle. It guarantees pain relief within four hours or money back, and urges continued use to expel uric acid and maintain happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Drug Co
Quality Brand Ice Cream Promoted By Choteau Creamery
The Choteau Creamery markets Quality Brand ice cream made from pasteurized milk and cream with sterilization of utensils and strict safety safeguards. It notes competitive prices paid for cream and cooperation with local dairy men, alongside claims on laundry hygiene and public health utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Choteau
Teton County
Chateau Implement Co A Farm Equipment Boost Offer
Chateau Implement Co the local International Harvester agent promotes farm equipment power drawn units tractors and implements with service and parts. They guarantee 70 cents per bushel for wheat toward note payments up to 40 percent of purchase price this year. See Mr Contin for details.
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Cyrus McCormick
International Harvester Company
Chateau Implement Co
International Tlarvester Company
Mr. Contin
County Agents Add 2 Million to Montana Farm Income
Dr Brannon states 15 Montana counties budgeted continuation of extension work claiming $2 million added to farm income in 1931. County cost $350 thousand and state $77,700. Latest reports from McCone Powder River and Teton. Yellowstone Missoula and Lewis and Clark undecided. Extension work improves agricultural methods with strong past results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
McCone
Powder River
Teton
Yellowstone
Missoula
Lewis and Clark County
Brannon
Dutton Co operative declares 44c dividend on wheat
The Dutton Co operative association announces a dividend of 44 cents per bushel on wheat plus an 8 percent stock dividend. E M Gibler remains president with Frank Waters as vice president and C F Proff as secretary treasurer. New board members include John Shields Chris Jensen Al Willick Frank Loch David Davidson and Ole Rosholt. Frank Schabel re elected elevator manager for a 90000 bushel capacity facility. The Equity Co operative of Brady also proclaims 20 cents per bushel and a stock dividend with A A Lee manager A E Kathan president A J McNeilly vice president and Lawrence Oien secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Co-operative Association
Wnation Grain Corporation
Montana
E. M. Gibler
Frank Waters
C. F. Proff
John Shields
Chris Jensen
al Willick
Frank Loch
David Davidson
Ole Rosholt
Frank Schabel
Equity Co-operative Association of
Brady
A. A. Lee
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
A. E. Kathan
A. J. McNeilly
Lawrence Oien
J. F. Killian
George Berland
Walter Banks
Sam Bartsch
Ed. Otness
Thief Sentenced After Hen Theft In Westphalia Farmyard
A Westphalian farmer reported three hens stolen from his fowl yard. The suspected thief claimed ownership but the birds returned to their roost in single file. He received a six month jail term.
Old Expression for Letter Z Izzard Variant
Notes describe the ancient form Izzard used to refer to the letter Z in the old phrase fr a to izzard. The entry records linguistic variation and spelling history without narrative or context beyond naming the form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izzard
Fra
Teton Steam Laundry Methods A Century Ahead
The article extols modern laundry practices, noting affiliations of U S laundry groups, testing plants and research departments. Teton Steam Laundry claims access to latest methods yielding affordable prices with services like rough dry wash at 10c per pound and minimum 50c, plus damp wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Huffman
United States
Teton
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McLumby
John E. Erickson
Democratic
Rattler
France
Saint-Germain
Paris
M. Stapp
Malcolm Campbell
Choteau Creamery
Board of Health of
New York City
Dutton Co-operative
Henry A. Tyvand
Supreme Court
Teton Steam Laundry
S. C. Ford
B C. Ford
Oliver
Oliver Nichols & Shepard Combine
T. F.dwyer
Oliwy
Ora
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