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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
6
May 1 1922 to June 1922 county board minutes record minutes readings verbatim orders including Herd District expansions 6 and 4, deputy registrars, road abandonments, audits of county funds and claims, price cuts on oats and repairs, and public land filings notices for publication.
The Teton County Montana district court summons Fred A Baker and A May Baker to answer a claim for 171.95 dollars plus interest from Oct 9 1920 at 7 percent, plus 50 dollars attorney fees, arising from a December 30 1919 promissory note. plaintiffs seek costs. First publication June 15 1922 with court seal and filing details.
Notice announces dissolution of the Swanson and Eckle partnership in Pendroy Montana by mutual consent. All notes and accounts now payable to L N Eckle who has taken over the business and assets and assumed liabilities. First publication June 15 with last July 6.
On versus Mabel Nanamaker defense to failure to appear or answer judgment. Plaintiff seeks 180 dollars with interest from April 4 1919 at 7 percent on a contract to pay for eighty bushels of wheat purchased and delivered at defendant's special instance and request. Plaintiff also demands costs.
The document records a district court filing dated June 10 1920 with a clerk seal and attorney GEO W MAGHE of Chateau Montana. Public notice indicates first publication June 16 and last publication July 6.
On June 7, 1922 the Teton County Montana Board of County Commissioners ordered the creation of an additional Herd District to Herd District No 4, designated as Herd District No 4A. The new district includes specified townships and ranges and will be in effect thirty days after the order, with operations closed for twelve months each year. CHARLES P. CRAND, Chairman, Board of County Commissioners.
Capital Trust & Savings Bank sues Mary Truchot as administratrix and other defendants in Teton County Montana. Mortgage foreclosures dated January 17 1917 involve property described in Book 4 L mortages pages 338 and 339. Court orders answer within twenty days or defaults.
Estate of C C Sheble reveals creditor claims must be filed within four months after first publication. Administratrix Estella V Sheble directs claims to T H Pridham attorney at Larson Building Chateau Montana rooms 19 and 20. First publication June 8 1922.
The article explains Shrove Tuesday from the Old World, a night of merrymaking before Lent. Couples wed during Shrovetide, with a pancake cake containing a wedding ring, a silver sixpence, or a button predicting fate. Finding the ring foretells marriage within a year while the button means lifelong singleness. A sixpence hints wealth and bachelors fear missing matrimony as Easter approaches.
Since 1909 the American emergency council committee on elimination of waste in industry reports life duration lengthened by five years and millions saved by fewer disabilities and sickness. The sick list stands at 2,400,000, down from 8,000,000, due to mitigation of the struggle for existence and protection from communicable disease. A five-industry survey shows the average person loses seven days to sickness now versus 13 in 1909.
A courtroom exchange jokes about speed with a pilot claiming he was crawling. The judge quips about the hazard of fast driving and fines the pilot $25 for crawling. The dialogue highlights the gap between perception of speed and legal definitions in traffic cases.
Luther Moore, a U S government fish hatchery employee, caught what is said to be the largest landlocked salmon taken with hook and line in a Maine lake or pond. The fish weighed 16 34 pounds and is described as the biggest on record, dwarfing prior Maine catches.
Rumors from London report women turning to tattooing as a fashionable method of ID. A women's shampooing parlor has many patrons reportedly getting monograms or coats of arms tattooed on their backs.
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