Montana land transfers and patent notices from 1918
Choteau area records list United States patents to Malcolm W. Clark Edwin R. Ward Thomas E. Faulk and others across multiple townships and ranges. Warranty deeds record transfers to William H. Corry John S. Danens Brady Townsite and Valier properties. Public notice for contest of a land claim concludes with filing deadlines.
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United States
Malcolm W. Clark
Cozrier
Noutheast
John Seth Danens
Edwin R. Ward
Register
Thomas E. Faulk
Jennie Rinaldo
William H. Corry
Frank R. Bailey
Ship 28
John J. Miller
John S. Danens
Cut Bank
I. N. Walker
S. C. Purdy
Ray M. Armour
Annie Spokelie
Annie E. Spokelie
John B. Spokelie
Alexander Truchot
Joseph N. Stonehouse
Emma J.stonehouse
Harvey Lake
Charles Krofft
Brady Townsite Co
J. A. Reed
Larson
Brady
W. N. Gaines
U. S
William A. Gibbins
Louis B. Driscoll
O. N. Johnson
Margaret Smith
Henry T. Johnson
Albert J. Koenig
Herbert F. Koenig
W. T. Lowe
P. W. Berens
Lou E. Bohling
Jessie Hanby
Melvin H. Millions
U.S
John A. Jenson
Valier Townsite Co
C. A. Stowell
Valier
P. H. Crossen
Harold L. Stevenson
Notice of Contest for Homestead Entry 041897 in Montana
Department of the Interior announces at Great Falls Montana on May 15 1918 a contest by Samuel B Davidson against Charley R Wents homestead entry serial 041897 filed December 16 1916 for lands in township 22 north range 8 west Montana Meridian. Davidson alleges lack of residence for over a year and waives military service defenses.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. iLand
Great Falls
Montana
Charley R. Wents
Chateau
Samuel B. Davidson
North
Range
West
Meridian
Mexico
United States
Federal Army
Army
U. S
A. C. Warner
Howard H. Higgins
John H. Miller
Johann Viktor Linjatie
Edward W. Fearon
J. A. Barker
Register
U. S. Land Office
George Melvin Bony
Choteau
Frank W. Cady
John W. Godwin
John S. Lane
Frank Salmond
Kalma
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Montana District 60
Notice announces sale of three $500 bonds by School District No. 60 Teton County Montana on June 17 1918 at Farmington. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest repayable in 12 years redeemable in 5, bids due with $75 certified check, rejected at district clerk as needed. Board members H K Ferris Luther Schnee Sam Huseld Trustees. First pub May 23 last June 13. Also includes Chamberlain cough remedy testimonial from Peru Indiana.
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Board of Trustees
Teton County
State of Montana
Farmington
Teton
Montana
State Board of Land Commission
H. K. Ferris
Luther Schnee
Sam Huselid
J. B. Schnee
Chamber
Land Office Notices for McDonald and Bony in Montana
Public notices announce homestead claim filings in Chateau and Great Falls Montana with intent to prove up deeds. Benjamin F McDonald and George Melvin Bony named as claimants with witnesses listed. hearings set for July 2 and July 1, 1918 respectively.
Grannie Riley Recollects Spirit of Independence in Washington
A Grannie Riley sighs that Washington lacks its old independence and recalls days when tenants could pressure landlords. The piece notes a June 21 eligibility threshold for selective draft and urges readers to choose their service now.
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Washington
Grannie Riley
Appeal to pledge to save and buy government securities
Citizens urged to pledge by June 28 to sustain a home front program of production and saving. The message calls for universal participation and asks that no one be left unenlisted as the period ends on that date.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Volunteer Army
Notice to Creditors Estate of Frank Houlsworth
Executrix Helena M Houlsworth publishes a notice to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months to attorney Geo W Magee in Chateau Montana. First publication June 13 1918.
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Frank Houlsworth
Geo. W. Magee
Court House
Chateau
County of
Teton
Montana
Helena M. Houlsworth
Ship production delays ease as standardized methods prove useful
The article notes initial setbacks in adopting standardized ship production, but reports that the new methods are starting to pay off. It highlights efficiency gains and optimism about longer-term results as the start-up phase concludes.
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America
Speech misread as anti patriotism by La Follette
The remarks attributed to Robert La Follette in St Paul were in fact a straightforward plea for national unity and patriotism. His advisers acknowledge the misinterpretation and stress the speech’s defensive tone against disloyal sentiment.
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Max B. Bishop
Thomas Dawson
Andy Sommers
John Hartin
Charles J. Watts
U. 8
Melius Rietema
U. S.S
James N. Smith
Junior
Henry Paulson
Jean P. Hasnet
Robert L. Robinson
Warter
George Schmidt
Phillip Paul
Ira Burdox
Ira S. Burd
Thos. Corbally
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Chamberlain
P. H. Martin
Peru
Indiana
J. Barker
Michelin
Power-Morgan Company
The
White House
Washington, D. C
London
France
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