Do You Know Royal Baking Powder and a Montana Foreclosure
An advertisement touts Royal Baking Powder being made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes. In a Montana district court foreclosure case, Joseph Hirshberg sues Charles Collier Beulah M Collier Andrew P Vought and Kate Vought to foreclose a mortgage on lands in Teton County, listing the property, amount, interest, and filing dates.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial’ Districts
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Joseph Hirshberg
Charles P. Collier
Beulah M. Coller
Andrew P. Vought
Kate Vought
Teton County
Montana
Christmas seal sale to start on Thanksgiving Day in Montana
The Montana Tuberculosis Association announces the sale of Christmas seals beginning Thanksgiving Day. Seals totaling 35000 dollars have been distributed to county chairmen and committees. Proceeds stay mostly in the state to fund nurses, child welfare, and tuberculosis education with 5 percent sent to the national group. The 1922 design by T M McClelland features a mother and child with a Christmas tree and the tuberculosis emblem.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Cash County
Sarah Morse
The
Tuberculosis Association
National Association For
T. M. McClelland
New York
Metropolitan Art Museum
National Tuberculosis Association
Good Health Advice on Bowel Regularity
Encourages daily bowel regularity for well being and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild, gentle remedy when needed.
Notice for Publication Non-Coal Land Claim in Montana
Samuel T. Adams of Chateau Montana filed intent to prove three-year claim to homestead land in sections 24 and 25 township 25 north range 8 west with witnesses Philip Rudolph James Peebles George C. Moore and Herbert T. Cleary. Hearing before U. S. Commissioner Charles H. Ferris set December 21 1922. First publication November 16 1922.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Samuel T. Adams
Chateau
Sey
Wink
Township
Range
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Philip Rudolph
James Peebles
George C. Moore
Herbert T. Cleary
Choteau
W. E. Bennett
Register
Broadus survey to Custer line eyed for federal aid
State highway engineers surveyed 15 miles of surfaced road from Broadus north and expect continuation to the county line with federal aid. Montana rail commission reports relief from severe grain and livestock car shortages is near via Saint Paul telegram.
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Broadus
Custer County
Nathan Smethurst
United Mine Workers of the
Billings
Rict
Smethurst
Rosebud County
Ingomar
Montana
Helena
Imada
Northern Pacific Railroad
Union
Butte
H.itchenson
Shelby
Midland Iron Works
Montana Railroad Commission
Saint Paul
American Refining Company
Great Falls
Women's Club
Malta
Blaine County
Chinool
Great Northern
Gilman
Augusta
Ling and Clark County
State Railroad Commission
Thomas H. Spratt
Lewis and Clark County
Spratt
Estate College
State College
Bozeman
Chamber of Commerce
Forsyth
Yellowstone Valley
Miles City
House of Representatives
St. Facey
W. W. Hamilton
Dodson
Phillips County
Catherine McCarthy
Glendive
Dawson County
Jessie Roscow
Silver Bow County
George A. Scott
Agriculture
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
James A. Murray
A Miillionaire
Murray
Libel suit seeks 85000 against The Billings Gazette
Rowan of Carbon county files in Red Lodge district court for malicious libel over a October 4 Gazette report about a raid on liquor law violations. He names The Billings Gazette and Joseph Pope claiming 25000 in actual damages and 10000 for penalties plus costs for alleged harm to reputation and mental distress.
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Billings
Rowan
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Billings Gazette
Joseph Pope
Montana Anti-Saldon League
Gazette
Attoreney
Charles Cotter
Helena
Hearing Opens In Capital On Rail Consolidation
At an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Washington a plan to consolidate transcontinental railroads into two systems is under detailed review. The Hill group led by Northern Pacific Great Northern and Burlington oppose the idea as it would split their current unified holdings. Also represented were the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and iron ore carrier Duluth Missabe and Northern along with state commissions.
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Milwaukee
Great Northern
United States Bureau of Mines
Winnett
Baker
Red Lodge
Billings
Great Western Sugar Company
Sugar Press
W. H. Countryman
Prohibition
Butte
Carbon County
Plains
Edward Donlan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Deer Lodge
Harlowton
William Ellsworth Davis
Milwaukee Railroad
State University
Missoula
Mollie Cook
Liberty Valley School
Rapelje
Pee
Woman's Club of
Bozeman
Northern Pacific
Hamilton
Fruit and Vegetable Inspection Service
United States Department of Agriculture
W. V. Westgate
Montana
Kalispell
United States
Forestry Service
P. L. Howe Lumber Company
Eureka
Brooks-Scanion Company
Bend
Ore
Libby
Rosebud
Martha Hunter
Montana State College
Gertrude Hoffman
Malta
L. B. Woods
Great Northern Railway
James Davidson
Harry Snyder Sheep Company
Treasure County
Hysham
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Allloiits
Washington
North West
Tava
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Burlington & Quincy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hill Group
Burlington
Walker D. Hines
Railroads
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. B. Byram
Duluth, Missabe & Northern
Smile Saves Mrs Phillips in Death Penalty Debate
In Los Angeles Mrs Clara Phillips, found guilty of second degree murder for hammer beating Alberta Tremaine Meadows, was said to owe her life to a defiant smile. Jurors admitted that without the smile she might have faced first degree murder with no clemency.
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Smile
Phillips
Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
Neighborly Loan Appeal Aids Okeechobee Flood Victims
A Jacksonville committee appeals for a neighborly loan to aid the Everglades Okeechobee district after unprecedented rainfall caused heavy crop damage. About 100000 dollars is sought to set industries back on their feet and prevent actual want.
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Jacksonville
Fll
Okeechobee
Everglades
Armour Awaits Decision On Morris & Co Purchase
J Ogden Armour stays in Washington awaiting government officers to decide on Armour & Co bid for Morris & Co. one of Chicago's big five packers. No definite date for a ruling. Armour remains hopeful of an early reply.
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Armour
Washington
J. Ogden Armour
Morris & Co
Chicago
Armour & Co
Grain Contest Thrown Out In Chicago Court
Federal Judge Carpenter dismissed the Chicago Board of Trade bid for an injunction against the grain futures trading act. The stay on enforcement remains in place until the Supreme Court rules on the law’s constitutionality.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Chicago Board of Trade
United States Supreme Court
Former Envoy Sharp Dies in Elyria Ohio
William Graves Sharp former ambassador to France died at his home in Elyria Ohio after several days illness. His death leaves a noted diplomat and public servant.
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Sharp
Elyria
Ohio
Waverly High Gridder Dies From Elbow Wound
Waverly Illinois high school football mourns the death of 14 year old Glenn Shearburn from blood poisoning after a game injury to his elbow. The death marks the second Waverly player lost in two years and prompts safety reviews.
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Wiinets Gridder
Waverly
Glenn Shearburn
Pirates Seize Ship Daisy Laden With Whisky
Pirates captured the schooner Daisy just outside Plumber's Pass. The vessel carried whisky and was valued at about $37,000, owner Larry Talbert said in a statement. The Daisy was reportedly overhauled recently.
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Seattle
Daisy
Larry Talbert
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Blanche M. Jacobson
George W. Magee
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