Alias Summons in Foreclosure in Montana Court
Mary G. West sues Theodore and Bertha Albrecht and others in Teton County Montana district court to foreclose a mortgage on lands described as parts of Sections 22 26 and 27 in Township 24 N Range 1 W totaling about 440 acres The plaintiff claims 4620 due plus interest and costs and seeks sale of the property to satisfy the debt The action names several defendants and warns of default judgment if not answered within twenty days after service.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Mary G. West
Theodore Albrecht
Bertha Albrecht
B. Kesselheim
Byron DeForest
Walter Saunders
Gerard Ryzek
R. H. Ewart
A. Beardslee
State of
Montana
S& SE
Montana Meridian
District Court Foreclosure Notice in Watt Estate Case
In the District Court of Nine Jeanette E. Lewis plaintiff vs Ben Beringer Administrator of the estate of William W Watt deceased Maud E Brown formerly Maud E Watt and A V Swanberg Company defendants by default for relief in the complaint foreclosure of real estate mortgage held by Swanberg and Thomas co partnership and assigned to plaintiff mortgage dated February 12 1918 filed in Teton County Montana Notes secured by mortgage past due unpaid in default Real estate described NW quarter Section 34 Township 26 North Range 3 West Montana Meridian containing 160 acres Court note dated March 11
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Jeanette E. Lewis
Ben Beringer
William W. Watt
Maud E. Brown
Maud E. Watt
A. V. Swanberg Company
Swanberg & Thomas
Teton County
Montana
Towit
Montana Meridian
Sarah B. Stevens
Maud
Foreclosure Notice in Montana Mortgage Suit
The State of Montana serves notice of an action brought by Sarah B. Stevens against Ben Tate, Maud E. Watt, and A V Swanberg to foreclose a real estate mortgage on the SW 1/4 of Section 34, Township 26 North, Range 160 acres, dated August 9 1916. The mortgage and note are past due, unpaid and in default. The case was filed March 11, 1925, with A V Swanberg & H Norskog attorneys for the plaintiff and Stanton Bank Building in Great Falls listed. First published March 19, last April 9.
Court notice excerpts from Great Falls case filing
Court seal indicates Blanche M Jacobson as clerk with Meda McLean deputy. Attorneys for plaintiff are Cooper Stephenson Hoover of Great Falls Montana. Publication dates first March 19 last April 9.
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Ber
Court Seal
Meda McLean
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Great Falls
Montana
Plaintiff
1925 Filing Notice for Stanton Bank Building Case
A partial legal notice lists Blanche M. Jacobson as clerk and V Swanberg with H Norskog as attorneys for the plaintiff Stanton Bank Building in Great Falls Montana. The notice shows first publication March 19 with last publication April 9.
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Blanche M. Jacobson
SEAL
A. V. Swanberg
Blanche $M. Jacobson
V. Swanberg & H. Norskog
Stanton Bank
Great Falla,Montans
Foreclosure Suit Against Carrie and Thomas McAvoy
Montana district court summons to Carrie McAvoy and Thomas A McAvoy with W D Jones to answer a mortgage foreclosure complaint filed by William F Rieckhoff. The action seeks the foreclosure of a 1920 mortgage securing two notes totaling 375 dollars, with interest, costs, and attorney fees. Property described as West Half of Northeast Quarter and East Half of Northwest Quarter of Section Twelve, Township 23 North Range Four West, M M in Teton County. First published March 19.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
William F. Rieckhoff
Carrie McAvoy
Thomas A. McAvoy
W. D. Jones
Carrie Kelley
Teton County
M. M
Blanche M. Jacobson
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Montana
Federal City Lost Town in Hamilton County
The article recalls Federal City, once promising near the Hamilton Kearney line, 16 miles north of Kendall. Platted in 1885–86, it faced investor disappointment and left only a tar paper building and a few dwarf trees as markers. A general store and blacksmith served a growing settlement with post office at Kendall.
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Township
Range 39
Hamilton County
Federal City
Hamilton-Kearney County
Kendall
Henry Altenberg
S. J. Perring
Ben Hall
J. P. Francis
George Chilcote
Mr. Smith
Development Association Urges Local Newspaper Advertising
Country town merchants should invest in local newspaper ads to boost home trade. Big city advertising success is tied to constant promotion, and rural shops waste money on transient material while neglecting sustained, targeted ads.
Merchants Benefit From Local Newspaper Advertising
The Montana Development Association argues that merchants who actively advertise in the home paper engage the community and boost local trade. Small ads reach about 1,500 readers and are more traceable than large mail campaigns, proving newspaper advertising cost effective for town commerce.
The Decline of Federal City and Desertion of Farms
Syracuse correspondence from Hutchinson Kansas recounts how Federal City thrived with a Sunday school a literary society and a ball team. Wheat yields declined after 1892 drought and hot winds led settlers to move to Oklahoma and other lands, leaving behind empty stores and a ruined digout.
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Kendall
Syracuse
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Federal City
Smith
Hutchingon
Kans
Early Bird Emulators and Ancient Flight Dreams
In 1679 Royal Society records in London describe Monsignor Besnier’s winged contrivance enabling a man to fly from a high place across a river. Skepticism from Mr Henshawe suggests a spring and wheel chariot as a more feasible machine for lifting people aloft.
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Royal Society
London
England
Hooke
Monsignor Besnier
Henshawe
Culinary Heroism and the Welsh Rarebit Lesson
A young wife, eager to please her husband, learns to cook. Guided by his mother who notes his fondness for Welsh rarebit, she begins a noble effort to master the dish and win approval.
Thrift Magazine Brief Tale of Linoleum in Court
A neighborly dispute unfolds as a woman habitually throws linoleum scraps from her kitchen into the court. Her husband is confronted by the superintendent who pleads with him to curb the wasteful habit. The vignette reflects thrift era humor and domestic quirks.
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Thrift Magazine
Peanuts the Dog Named By Vendor Shocks Terre Haute Boy
Ten year old Harry Black Jr. took his dog to a baseball game in Terre Haute. The dog, chained beside him, howled whenever vendors cried peanuts and ice cream. After being fed peanuts the dog learned its name Peanuts from a prior owner.
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Harry Black, S Jr
Terre Haute
Junior
Indianapolis Star
Dads and Sons Lead Troop 500 Scouts in Chicago Area
Scoutmaster Max Brown and his three sons have served Troop 500 in the Stock Yards district of Chicago for eight years. Eight other assistant scoutmasters who started in Troop 500 now continue the work in other areas, each with veteran pins.
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Max Brown
Stock Yards
Chicago
Crack a smile must have a literal meaning
A clipped political quip argues humor and appearance distort policy costs. The piece notes contrasting sayings from Luger News about sincerity in government and the deceptive weight of rhetoric. It emphasizes the difference between superficial show and real overhead burdens.
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Luger News
Eskimos Whip Whisk Broom Courage on Desperate Passages
The report notes Eskimos rarely cry but still blubber daily in jest. Pullman Co employs 8,000 new porters famed for courage. Each porter can prop up a desperate passenger with a single whisk broom as a humorous aside.
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Pullman Co
Luger News
Mystery Of Life Fills Men With A Sense Of Importance
A reflective quote attributed to Luger New explores how many men seek significance through status and purpose, pondering the universal human drive to feel important in life. The remark appears as a philosophical aside rather than a reportable event.
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Luger New
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