Preference Right for Ex Soldiers on Public Work
Governor Dixon sends a letter to Lt. Commander William G. Ferguson of the American Legion Montanas outlining the law granting preference in public employment for honorably discharged soldiers and sailors from listed wars. The memo urges county and city officials to publicize and apply the act to help ex service members secure jobs.
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American Legion
Dixon
William G. Ferguson
American Legion of Montana
Miles City
Montana
Mr. Ferguson
Wauuie
Germany
United States
Legion
Notice to Contractors for Public School Addition
Sealed proposals are invited by School District No 1 Teton County Montana for the labor and materials to complete a new Public School addition. Separate general heating and wiring contracts. bids due June 23 1921. Plans are in Stockmen's State Bank Building Clerk's office. The board may reject bids or accept the most advantageous. Cash payment. May 31 1921 John W Hall Clerk. First pub June 2 last June 9.
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Board of Trustees
Teton County
Montana
Stockmen’s State Bank
John W. Hall
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Arm Security Company
Harry Perkins
Farm Security Company
Blanche M. Jacobson
Jeffries & McNaught
Roundup
Choteau
F. O. B. Cars
Ciy of
Chateau
John W. Haul
Get Rid of Rheumatism With Chamberlains Liniment
Advice to treat chronic and muscular rheumatism with Chamberlains Liniment. Apply the solution to affected parts twice daily for relief or cure. A persuasive promotional notice urging purchase and use.
Man and woman roles mocked in essay on domestic labor
A satirical critique argues men feign incapacity for household chores to avoid work while women shoulder most domestic tasks. The piece traces how such stereotypes persist through culture and biology and notes jokes about cooking and sewing are often authored by men. It also critiques views on child care and the notion that holding a baby is a female art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Rye
Heywood
Brown
McCall's Magazine
Pershing Square Model Called Most Complete Ever
A giant miniature Pershing Square in New York, built from Public Service Commission plans and architectural input, is being lauded as the most complete model yet. Sculptor Francis T. Gilling labored on it for two years, featuring a Grand Central terminal replica with 15,000 windows, wood pulp and celluloid, cars, lights, signals, and subway equipment. After the exposition it may tour other cities and possibly travel abroad.
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Pershing Square
New York
Public Service Commission
Francis T. Gilling
Grand Central Terminal
Moonshiners Prosper and Spend After Prohibition
In a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt Squire Witherbee notes that after the eighteenth amendment many mountain folk who once struggled now buy cars phonographs pianos and finery for their families. He suggests readers draw their own conclusions about the changed prosperity.
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Squire Witherbee
Birmingham Age-Herald
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Haagen Borsholt Estate
In Teton County Montana, the court orders all interested parties to appear on June 23 1921 at 2 pm in Chateau to show cause why the administrator Byron Corson should be granted an order to sell necessary real estate of Haagen Borsholt deceased. The notice requires publication in The Chateau Acantha weekly for four weeks. Judge John J. Greene signs the order dated May 26 1921.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Haagen Borsholt
Byron Corson
Thurgiay
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
John J. Greene
Notice to Creditors Estate of Agatha Kutzera deceased
The administrator of the estate of Agatha Kutzera deceased invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months of the first publication at the administrator's Montana office. Date May 25, 1921. BE. J. Liptak administrator. T. H. Pridham attorney.
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Agatha Kutzera
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
BE. J. Liptak
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Lewistown
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Valier
Sarpy—Montana Tennessee Co
Dillon
Aim
First National Wool Warehouse Co
Billings
Polytechnic Institute
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Powder River
Anaconda
Stanford
Wolf Creek
Deer Lodge
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State College
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Broadus
Becker
Wolf Point
New Lutheran Church
Hrdin
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Deer Lodge Bank & Trust Company
Walier
Chateau Road
Great Falls—Company
Silver Fox ‘Farm
Winnett—56 Petroleum
Kalispell
Flathead Lake
U. S. Usco Tread
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National Electric Light Association