Groundwork for a Greater Montana laid by Stockman and Farmer
The March 1 issue cites three assets for Montana: hardy cattle and low tuberculosis rates, superior alfalfa and potato seed, and high gluten wheat. It urges using these resources to build a stronger state economy and to secure prosperity for farmers, ranchers, and all Montanans through agricultural development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Stockman and Farmer
Montana
Union
New York
Michigan
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture
California
Commonwealth
Montana seeks 20 million for roads through forests and reservations
House Joint Memorial No 4 by P. N. Bernard of Kalispell asks Congress to appropriate 20 million dollars to finish road construction in National Forests Indian Reservations and other non taxable public lands of the Northwest. The memorial notes Montana's 31 million acres of public lands hinder highway development and cites concerns over federal spending amid deficits and sectionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. N. Bernard
Kalispell
Cairman
Highways Committee
Congress of the
House
Federal road funding favored to salvage public land projects
The article argues that selfishness hinders democracy but supports seeking extra Federal money for Montana road building to avoid wasting funds already spent on Forest and Indian Reservation roads. It suggests spending now is preferable to letting sunk costs go to waste. The piece frames the issue as a choice between public opposition and practical continuation of road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Votes for women hoped to halt wars, Morgan says
Mrs. W. Y. Morgan, editor’s wife in Hutchinson Kansas, urged that universal women’s suffrage could end wars by limiting war funding. She cites world peace as achievable if women influence lawmaking enough to cut military spending and halt arms.
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America
Fliha Root Voices Opinion on Ruhr Occupation
Fliha Root argues it is not this country’s affair if France keeps occupying the Ruhr to force German reparations. He praises Root as a man after our own heart and questions the European crusade’s results in justifying a repudiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliha Root
France
Ruhr
Mr. Root
Creation of a second Federal ind... for the district of Montana
The piece notes urgent need for a second Federal indae in Montana due to congestion at docks and the inability of one indae to clear the docks. Washington set Congress action without naming a replacement. Factious parties dispute who should receive the post, questioning whether a judgeship benefits friends of congressmen.
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Alfhonach
Montana
Washinston
Congress
Sheriff’s Sale Notices in Montana Foreclosures
Notices announce sheriff sale dates in Teton County Montana for multiple foreclosures. Judgments list plaintiffs Julius Hirshberg and Home Savings and State Bank against defendants including Haugen Hall and others with auction details set for March 1923 at Chateau Court House.
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Montana Court Case
State of Montana through Cedar Falls Trust Company files foreclosure against Frank Walston and Phebe Walston with Day Hansen Security Company and others. Sheriff sale to settle mortgage of 126.46 plus liens taxes and costs on March 9 1923 at 2 PM at the Chateau Court House front door. Includes description of lands in sections 27 28 25 and 9 17 in township 25 north range 56 west M M plus water rights and ditches connected to premises. First publication February 15 1923 last March 8 1923.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Julius Hirshberg
E. N. Haugen
Thyra Haugen
Chateau
Teton County
Choteau
WM. D. Reiquam
M. G. Read
James Sulgrove
State ‘of
Endre N Haugen
T Au
Hirshby
Mi ‘Ana
WM. D. Retquam
M G. Read
Home Savings and State Bank
Chauncey D. Hall
A. F. McCabe
Arthur R. Hustad
Erling S. Norby
Carlotta Savage
A. O. Kramer
Montana Meridian
Great Falls
Cedar Falls Trust Company
R. M. Farrington
Jean F. Farrington
Day & Hansen Security Company
R R Rogers
Richard T Ellis
M. M
Great Falls and Teton County Railway Company
State of Montana
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Frank Walston
Phebe O. Walston
Phebe O Walston
Chouteau County
Montina
Morteages
Notice of Property Seizure and Sale at Chateau Montana
The document describes the tenements hereditaments and appurtenances belonging or appertaining to a property and the tents, issues and profits from the date thereof. Dated at Chateau Montana February 8, 1923. By W. N. Streeter Under-Sheriff. Cole and Packer Attorneys for Plaintiff Chateau Montana.
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Chateau
Montana
WM. D. Reiquam
W. N. Streeter
Cole and Packer
Dancing memory from a raid before 10 o'clock
A brief exchange recalls a past dance place raided by authorities before 10 PM, with a daughter remarking on unusual dancing and a father confirming he had seen similar scenes in his day. No further details on location or dates are provided.
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Dad
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Greater
Ben Pane Ranch
Pendroy
McCormick Binder
John Deere
Concord Packer
Deering Mower
Sale
Deering
Studebaker
Roy A. McAtee
H. G. Ward
Chateau, Montane
J. A. Swanson
Blanche M. Jacobson
Court Seal
March and Wuerthner
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