Notice of School Indemnity Selection Land List 031776
Notice from the Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana announcing the State of Montana selections for land under the school indemnity program. The list is open for public inspection and protests or objections must be filed in this office. First publication June 9, 191?
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
State of
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Notice of Public Land Claim Interest in Montana
Public notice announces Roy Johnson and others file intent to establish a homestead claim on lands described in Montana Township 29 North Range 4 West, within the Great Falls land district. Names listed include William E. Phinstone and Herman Cherrin among witnesses and adjoining residents.
Notice for Publication in Choteau Montana 1918
Public notice states intent to take a tract for a railroad or land claim in Choteau Montana. It lists witnesses Timothy Cook and Iver E B Nasser and authorizing registrar R Sutherlin. First publication April 4 1918.
Notice of entry of land claim Gilman Montana
Damas Votemne of Gilinan Montana filed notice of intention to establish claim to land before Register and Receiver and Great Falls Montana in August 1914. Claimant witnesses Ed Collins Lee Meghiad James Bolento Mes and Edward Oll of Gilman Montana.
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Department of the Duter
Gilinan Montana
Elaine
Padis
Mont
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Lee Meghiad
James Bo
Edward Oll
Gilman
Notice for Publication Montana Homestead Entry 027156
Notice is given that William Amilin of Chateau Montana has filed intention to make final proof to establish a claim to the homestead entry 027156 described as sed nwt evawih swisch section 29 township 25 north range 06 west Montana meridian. The hearing before A C G Warner at the office in Choteau Montana is set for the 11th day of May 1913. Witnesses named include Thomas L Ratnes Iver L Nasset Louis Amelin Ora K Knowlton and R N Sutherlin.
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Mont
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Vioutatma
Dupe
St. Swi
Montana
Meridian
Haiti
Gisaire
Chateau Vonbhene
Aue
Wiliam
Dstum
Montuatir
Oma Bo Kirawl Ton Borhoof
Blackleat
Montatue Ion SE Pherlin Leadster
Pirstae
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Gerent
A. C G. Warner
G. Ss
Choteau
Montiai
Ais
Thomas L. Ratnes
Iver l L. Nasset
Louis Aimelin
Chateau
Ora KE. Knowlton
Golden Rule changes stir local letters and notices in Fairfield
A South Montana correspondence and public records parcel reveal a letter demanding Golden Rule wording be restored and a citizenship petition list in Fairfield. The page also lists naturalization applicants and local notices with remarks on education and world affairs, including references to Kaiser Wilhelm and Andrew Carnegie.
Sheep Survive Four Months Without Water on Nebo Range
On Nebo national forest in Utah sheep grazed from June 15 to October 31 with no water, relying only on dew and forage juices. The high rocky range produced lambs averaging 68 pounds on Chicago market, while nearby Targhee forest lambs weighed 65 pounds after limited watering.
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Neho National Forest
Utah
Nebo
Chicago
Targhee Forest
Idaho
Dakotas Burn as Heat and Drought Devastate Crops
J HH Benson reports from Southern Iowa that drought and extreme heat have ruined crops across the western Dakotas. Temperatures reached 106 degrees, land values plunged from 60 to 20 dollars per acre, and fires along rail lines are common. Benson notes farm foreclosures and widespread economic distress, with newspapers allegedly quiet on the crisis.
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Dakotas
J. HH. Benson
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Benson
Dakota
Valerian
The Tramp Emerges From Where He Started
A narrator recalls a nameless tramp who arrives at the kitchen door and speaks little. He claims to be alone and penniless, saying his clothes shine less as he wears the worst dress. He cryptically repeats that he came from where he started.
Methodist Services at First Chateau Church
Rev. Percy Reid McMahan presides. Morning Worship at 10 30 a m. Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Epworth League from 6 00 to 7 00 p m. Evening Worship at 7 00 p m.
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First Methodist Church
Chateau
Percy Reid McMahan
Epworth League
Local notes on building plans and community events
Stuckey assisted in Prost’s store on Monday while Dr Crary visited from Great Falls and plans a new two month completion for a moving picture show building with updated interiors. A July 4 celebration in Bynum drew a good crowd and sheriff’s report mentions couples marrying despite hoodoo beliefs amid unsettled记.
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W. Ll. Stuckey
Chas Prost
Crary
Great Falls
Acantha
Bynum
Ko Meiken
Olympia
Wash
Monda
Ganong Ritchie
Steve Ritchie
Pondera State la Ick
Unclear OCR item on medical pills and testimonials
Fragmentary text mentions pills for constipation and medical testimonials. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving the exact event or notice ambiguous.
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Forest trespass ban and rewards notice from Farmington Montana
Hunting and fishing on any lands are strictly forbidden and tree passers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. A reward is offered for information leading to conviction of anyone cutting trees. TENCOS PEYRAUD Farmington Mont. 4-1-1f.
Hay Contract Bid Sought for Large Hay Piles
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Man
Ha- McDonald
Choteau
Roosevelt era political snippets and playful quotes emerge
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Precedent and meddling stir tensions in politics
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Lyman Abbott
Colonel Roosevelt
Republican Party
China
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