Real Estate Transfers Reported by County Clerk
Real estate transfers filed with M A O Neill record U S to multiple grantees including Johnson Wagnild Nunamaker Hoy Chapin and McKenney with various parcel descriptions and warrantee deeds. Right of way transfers include irrigation canal rights for 100 foot strip through section 27 and electric transmission rights over Hobson addition in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. O'Neil
Téton County Abstract Company
U. S
Arthur D. Johnson
Otto Wagnild
Mabel Nunamaker
Mabel Fennessy
U. S&s
Abraham L. Hoy
Jennie M. Green
Chas. F. Green
O. Hansen
Choteau
Mathilde Burbank
Mathilde Burd
Stewart J. Ishgar
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co
Plain as Day Fielding Humorous Exchange
A teacher notes that boys increasingly say I dont know and recalls pupils examining a dentist sign reading facetiously 41 X Tractem Painless Dentist Nitrous Oxide. One student asks the meaning while another quips its Latin for Open All Night highlighting classroom humor.
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X. Tractem
Noted Grudge Resident Predicts Brother-In-Law’s Grocery Venture
A Grudge citizen quotes a neighbor claiming Oscar Snort from Allegash will open a local grocery here. He labels Snort as tricky conceited and unprincipled and predicts failure within six months blaming local critics for the misstep.
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Oscar Snort
Allegash
Goal Shortage Looms Across Sectors
The report notes a goal shortage affecting emigration of foreign labor and rail transportation. It highlights retirement of equipment and a call for cars to move fall grain crops. It cites Wisconsin fuel transportation difficulties in extreme conditions.
No Sound From Giraffe Says Trainers and Scientists
Animal trainers note the giraffe remains silent even when ill or injured. Scientists theorize the long neck makes sound production difficult or impossible for the species.
Punishment for the Teutons in Life's satirical quip
A quirky Life magazine quip depicts a conversation where Ted agrees to feed the Germans if the same portions are given out as in fashionable resorts. Ned responds he is willing if equal treatment follows. The lines satirize postwar or wartime attitudes with a sharp, ironic edge.
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Ted
Ned
Hoover
Notice to Creditors Estate of Carlos M Burrows
Administratrix June E Burrows issues notice to creditors and claimants to present vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be shown to Crowley and Sheehan in Great Falls Montana, the estate's business office. Dated May 22 1919. First pub May 29. Last June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos M. Burrows
Crowley & Sheehan
Great Fallss
Montana
June E. Burrows
John Koning
Carson Block
Chateau
Coal Shortage Warns of Tough Winter Across Montana
W B Innes warns Montana coal consumers of a coming winter shortage due to emigration reducing labor, railroad equipment delays, and high demand for food transport. He notes mines operated few days recently and predicts possible coal price rises and freight rate increases, urging early purchase and storage.
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Montana
The
Food Administration
Fuel Administration
Railroad Commission of Montana
Spasmodic Sermon Sparks Moral Outcry
An opinion piece denounces what it calls irresponsible individuals fueling widespread misdeeds, criticizing lax behavior and urging stricter conduct as a remedy for social ills.
No Reason for It You Are Shown a Way Out
A Lewistown Montana resident reports kidney pain and urinary issues eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. O L Thompson says initial relief came quickly and after several boxes he was cured. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY lists Doan's as the remedy.
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O. L. Thompson
Morase St
Lewistown
Mont
Doan
Prohibition Talks Stir Disgust Over Ship Christening
A friend says prohibition agitation sickens him and jokes about ship christenings using hot water bottles whenever he hears of the ritual. The remark reflects anti prohibition sentiment and humor amid moral debate.
European premiers grasp Wilsons open diplomacy
Slowly premiers of Europe realize that President Wilson intended open diplomacy not rhetorical. The remark signals a shift toward transparency in international relations and potential policy adjustments across allied capitals.
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Wilson
Butter and Eggs Declare War on the War's End
A witty line notes that butter and eggs seem to act as if conflict persists beyond the declared end of hostilities. The quip reflects lingering bargaining tensions in wartime economies.
Real Estate Sale Ordered in Monkman Guardianship Case
In Teton County Montana the guardians of Joseph A Monkman and Charles G Monkman set a public auction for June 28 1919 at 2 pm at the court house front door Chateau Montana for the minors land in Hazletts Second Addition Chateau including sections 7 1 12 township 25 north range 5 6 west with terms: 50 percent cash at sale and balance upon court confirmation. Guardian Mary H Monkman and attorney Phil I Cole announce the sale date and place.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Joseph A Monkman
Charles G. Monkman
Max
Mary H. Monkman
Joseph A. Monkman
Chateau
Teton County
County of
State of
Township Twenty Five
Montana Meridian
Montana Mercian
Hazlett
Choteau
Phil I. Cole
Guardian First
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