Hearing on including adjoining lands in Herd District No 4
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County will hold a hearing on June 7, 1922 at 2 PM to consider a petition for inclusion of certain lands into Herd District No 4. The described territory spans multiple sections in Townships 23-24 North and ranges 5-6 West and would be in effect year round.
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Notich
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Township Twenty-four
Section Twenty-five
Township Three
Range Six
Section Sixteen
Section Twenty-four
Township Twenty-three
Section Twenty
Township Twentythree
Township
Twentythree
Rankins candidacy filed while Edwards remains undecided
Helena May 13 Rankin attorney general has filed his declaration of intention and nominating petitions for the Republican U S Senate nomination in Montana. Dr Lanstrum appears to have withdrawn leaving Geo Lanstrum his brother atop the candidate list. Edwards status remains unsettled after talks with state Republicans.
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Lanstrum
Rankin Club
Helena
Wellington D. Rankin
United States
Montana
Rankin
O. M. Lanstrum
Rankin For Senator Club
Lewis & Clark County
Geo. W. Lanstrum
Governor Dixon
Edwards
John E. Edwards
Rosebud County
Sid
The
Great Falls Tribune
Grazing Rates Lowered for Willow Creek Stock
The Willow Creek reserve grazing charges drop from 90 cents to 65 cents per head monthly for cattle and from $1.00 to 80 cents for horses. The reductions apply to Sun River irrigation project landowners and water users, not outside ranchers who pay 20 percent more. The 4000 acre reserve lies northwest of Gilman.
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Willow Creek Reserve
Reclamation Service
Sun River Irrigation Project
George Sanford
Sun River Project
Willow Creek
Gilman
Big Corn Yield Expected In Montana Prairie State Farmers Bet On Corn Profits
J. C. Taylor state leader of county agents said eastern Montana farmers plan larger corn plantings this year with yields up 15 to 20 percent over 1921. Richland and Dawson counties will increase corn acreage, while general grain crops show promise with moisture and good soil preparation noted. Taylor spoke at Great Falls after judging a stock exhibit in Choteau where schools won prizes.
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Montana
J. C. Taylor
Punty
Great Falls
Richland
Dawson
Taylor
Choteau
McSpadden
Bynum
Quote from J F Holly on medicine's promised effects
A Lexington Kentucky resident J F Holly praises a drug from Cho teau Drug Co claiming it fulfills its advertised relief, marking it as the first medicine he has used that delivers on its promise.
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J. F. Holly
Lexington
Choteau Drug Co
Free Employment Offices to Be Established in State
Havre May 4 Free municipal employment offices will be operating in most first and second class cities within 30 days. Charles D. Greenfield Jr state that cities must maintain free offices by law. Some clerks post adjutants and chambers of commerce officials will run these offices. The Montana State Fair will be run differently this year under the state department of agriculture.
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Havre
Charles D. Greenfield, Jr
State Department of Agriculture
Greenfield
Montang
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
State’ Department of Agriculture
Tanlac claims lift for Buffalo family gains
Deorne L. Tassey a Buffalo mechanic says he gained twelve pounds his wife twenty six pounds and his daughter is gaining daily by using Tanlac from Choteau Drug Co.
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Deorne L. Tassey
Buffalo
Tanlac
Choteau Drug Co
First Boston Bank Telephone Experiment Ends in Disconnection
Holmes of Boston recalls a young telephone experiment at the Revere bank. After placing a dial and switch, the bank president demanded its removal and the bank recorded as the first disconnection of a telephone in that setting. The incident highlights early resistance to new communications in business.
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Holmes
Boston
Revere. Bank
Revere Bank
Mr Walley
Ripley
Hide & Leather
Beyon
Exchange Bank
How They Feel Tall Men Among Giants
A panel of tall men discuss self awareness as a Liliputian questions how it feels to be tall. They note they feel normal among similar heights and only notice height when among shorter people, agreeing their sense of stature depends on those around them.
Turns of Fortune's Wheel
A Russian admiral on the Paris boulevard kissed a heroic war general in a taxi moment. In a left bank restaurant, Polish students kneel before a senior waitress, kissing the edge of her apron. She once served as a lady of honor in a court dissolved in national tragedy.
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Paris Prigaro
Bunyan Opposed to the Kiss A Puritan View
Puritan leader John Bunyan opposed the common kiss as odious in his writings. He argued against civil salutations and questioned holy kiss practices, noting moral concerns about whom to kiss and the appearance of such salutes. The Philadelphia Ledger cites these remarks from Bunyan’s letters.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Foreign Birds Brought Into United States Under Permits
A total of 66 793 canaries were imported into the United States during the past fiscal year under permits issued by the Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture. Permits for importing foreign birds and animals rose more than 20 percent from 507 to 560.
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Canaries
United States
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Two Sides to Every Quest ion in Senate Talk
A witty exchange features a ready made philosopher remark about two sides to every question. Senator Sorghum adds that moving from one side to the other can be hard when no clear situation exists, and quips there are no more than two.
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Sorghum
Townsend
Shefford
Colonel Chilton
Congress
Maurice
The Yellow Streak in the Townsend Hall Crowd
A wartime tale unfolds in Townsend as Maurice faces bravado and fear among soldiers. The narrator recalls betting crowds, Maurice’s bombing mission, and a final act of courage that turns the Yellow Streak into gold.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Dick T Gorter Deceased
Administrator A P Reiding calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown to the Administrator at the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date April 17 1922. T H Pridham attorney for Administrator. First pub May 4 last May 25.
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Dick T. Gorter
T. H. Pridham
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
A. P. Reiding
Tanlac Relieves Rheumatism By Removing The Cause
Choteau Drug Co promotes Tanlac claiming it eases rheumatism by removing the underlying cause. Advertisement notes relief reported by users and encourages readers to try the remedy.
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Tanlac
Choteau “Drug Co
Teton Steam Laundry Certificate Filed in Montana
Notarized certificate states J G Jackson of Choteau Montana operates as sole owner of Teton Steam Laundry in Choteau. May 6 1922 acknowledgement before Notary T H Pridham. First publication May 11 1922 with last publication June 1 1922. Commission expires December 1924.
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J. G. Jackson
Choteau
Montana
Teton
J G. Jackson
State of Montana
County of Teton
Gs. Aes
Beore
T. H. Pridham
State of
Chateau
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