FARMINGTON Social notes and notices from area residents
Local society items list visitors and greetings in Farmington and nearby towns. Mrs Schaffrath returns to Great Falls after two weeks with her parents the Stensons. Various visits include Kreuger, Smith, Chalmers, and Oien households with church and Ladies Aid events upcoming. Public sale notice and legal notices follow.
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Farmington
Mrs. Oien of
Brady
O. Forseth
Great Falls
Good Health Tip for Regular Bowel Movements
Advice on maintaining health through regular bowels and using Chamberlain's Tablets when needed. The note emphasizes feeling well and gentle, mild relief from constipation.
Reilly mine blast leaves dozens dead near Spangler
Rescue teams say about fifty to sixty miners perished in the Reilly Coal Company shaft explosion at Spangler. Ninety four men entered the mine hours earlier. thirty survivors rest in the hospital as engineers and fellow miners search for more bodies and living victims guarded by crowds. Abe Craig, 22, recalls guiding comrades to fresh air and blocking a door to save others before rescuers arrived.
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Spangler
Reilly
Reilly Coal Company
Abe Craig
Craig
Grandchildren Inherit Large Share Of MacArthur Estate
In Chicago two grandchildren of the late Dr. Robert D. MacArthur receive the bulk of a 450000 estate as his will is filed for probate. Katherine Rankin Campbell gets 175000 in a trust while Robert Mae Arthur Campbell, both Los Angeles residents, receive 80000 in another trust.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Robert D. MacArthur
Katherine Rankin Campbell
Robert Mae
Arthur Campbell
Robert Campbell
Commerce activity noted as banks show growth in 1922
Crissinger states all channels of commerce are active and the nation faces an era of prosperity. National bank totals reach $20,926,099,000, up $220,089,000 since June 1922, highlighting broader financial expansion.
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Washington
Crissinger
De Valera Denounces Peace Talks With Free State
In Dublin a dail communique signed by Eamon de Valera as president rejects rumors of peace negotiations with the Free State government. He asserts Republican principles are irreducible and not negotiable, declaring victory for the republic or utter defeat as the only alternatives.
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Dublin
Dail
Eamon de Valera
Free State
de Valera
ELECT FIRST MEMBERS CABOR PARTY DECLINES TO AGREE
London reports show 137,000 candidates nominated across parties for the next Parliament with Conservatives and Coalition Liberals leading. Lloyd George resists carpetbagger candidates while contests intensify between Liberals and Laborites, creating many three cornered races.
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CABOR
London
William Joynson-Hicks
George Younger
Henry Craik
George Berry
D. M. Cowan
England
Labor Party
Trotzky
Lloyd George
Labor
Fascisti and Nationalists clash in Taranto violence
In southeastern Italy at Taranto fascisti and Nationalists clashed over local politics. Seven people were killed and many wounded in the ensuing fight. Count Sforza, the Italian ambassador to France, faced a hostile demonstration by fascists at Bussoleno on the frontier while returning to Rome for talks with Mussolini.
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Rome
Taranto
Italy
Count Sforza
France
Fascisti
Bussoleno
Turin
Mussolini
U. S. Consulate in Chihuahua Destroyed by Fire
The American consulate in Chihuahua city Mexico burned to the ground recently destroying all records. The three story building was one of the best in Chihuahua and the total loss was estimated at 25 000 dollars with the cause undetermined.
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U. S
Il Pease
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Juarez
Woman Held in $60,000 Fraud Indictment
Mrs. Mary K. Macks a longtime employee of the internal revenue office in Louisville was arrested in Evansville Indiana on an indictment charging her with defrauding Dr. John E. Harper of Chicago of $60,000 via mail fraud tied to a $1,000,000 mining and patent venture.
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Louisville
Mary K. Macks
Internal Revenue Office
Evansville
Ind
John E. Harper
Chicago
Steamers Loaden With Refugees Sink
A Tokyo dispatch reports 135 Russian refugees from Vladivostok drowned when two steamers foundered. Only two people were saved, according to the dispatch.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
Midshipmen Fight Fire on Boat in Chesapeake Bay
Twenty United States Naval Academy midshipmen battled a fire aboard a sub chaser as it neared shore at Annapolis Maryland. Spectators on the shore watched the perilous escape and the vessel finally ran aground at a continental station.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Chesapeake Bay
Academy
Nice Gocutinental Station
Thanks to those who aided us during illness and death
We express gratitude to all who helped our family during the illness and at the time of passing of our husband and father. Special thanks are extended to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Crane and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barringer. Mrs. H. W. Corey and Children.
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C. P. Crane
Ben Barringer
H. W. Corey
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Goldenrod Creamery Company
The annual meeting of Goldenrod Creamery Company stockholders will be held at the office of Cole & Packer in Chateau Montana at 2 o clock p m on Saturday December 2 1922 to elect officers for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may properly come before the meeting.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Alexander Truchot
Chateau
Teton County
Township Twenty-six
Range Five
Meridi_ an
Teton Cunty
Monta_ na
Mary .H. ‘'Tructnot
Cole & Packer
District Court
County of Teton
Elmer R. Brandenburg
Ius
County of
Goldenrod Creamery Company
Community Leader Thanks Supporters and Offers Assistance
The speaker expresses appreciation for generous election support and assures continued service. They invite consultation on any matters related to assessments and express willingness to be at the disposal of supporters.
Thanks for the kindness at our father's death
Our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors, the American Legion, and those who sent floral offerings for the help given during the death of our father, Joel Sheldon, as expressed by Dr. and Mrs. E B Maynard and family.
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American Legion
Joel Sheldon
E. B. Maynard
How Not to Take Cold
Some people rarely catch colds by daily showers or cold sponge baths in warm rooms, avoiding overheated spaces and wet feet. When a cold starts they use Amberlain's Cough Remedy promptly and recover quickly.
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Amberlain
Bids Sought for County Poor Farm Care in Teton Montana
Teton County Montana invites sealed bids for indigent care at the County Poor Farm. Proposals due December 2, 1922, to cover feeding clothing nursing and contagious disease care per capita per week for one to two years starting January 1, 1923. Bids address to County Clerk Wm. Weber for Board of County Commissioners.
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Teton County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners of
Ww. H. Webr
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H. P. Kreuger
Robert
K. R. Smith
Nora Richem
Esther Anderson
Carlson
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid
Wm. Chalmers
Ruth Andrews
Mrs. Anderson
Belt
Brother
J. Otness
State of Montana
Oseph Hirshberg
Charles P. Collier
Beulah M.collier
Andrew P. Vought
Kate Vought
Blanche M. Jacobson
George W. Magee
Lillian H. Brandenburg
T. H. Pridham
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburg
Paul W. Berens
W. H. Webb
Minnesota
Pondera County
Court House
Pondera
al” Warner
Warner
Scott
Scott & Rowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Allan Gamble
Wiel
McCormick
Deering
H. L. Stafford
Chateaubu
T. A. Meagher
Citizens State Bank
Acantha
Estray
Duroc Jersey
John Edwards
C. W. Wymer
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Givens
L. E. Taylor
Chas. Davis, Choteau
Hal B. Ives
Brady, Mont
Chas. H. Connor
Cole
C. H Porter
G. W. Booth
Choteau
Fairfield
J. A. Gaart
Hirshberg
Geo. F. Miller
Lass Painbesue Sons
W. V. Chandler
Penn. Ave. Station
Washington, D. C
J. B. LeFlove
Ole Nordhagen
Swaine
H. H E. Bush
H. E. Bush
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