County Board Proceedings Review and Payments 1914
The county board adjourned after reviewing land cancellations tax refunds and a long list of warrants. Expenses covered general fund road fund contingent poor bridge and institute funds with payments to health officers jurors sheriffs and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Law
Carey Land
Cowgill & Miller
Eyland-Muddy Bridge
G. F. Tidyman
P. O. Neraal
Jacob Graham
Wee
Frank C. Young
W. E. Logan
Pbecker
H. McCullough
Same
W. J. Roulston
Chris S. Hansen
A. J. Flynn
H. T. Rhoads
Arthur D- Fisher
John J. Greene
William Cowgill
H. P. Harrington
J. P. Fees
J. L. Collins
Bennetsen
E. Davis
M. F. Brown
Conrad Observer
Fairfield Times
Montanan
Sums Ca Cuwcevens Sevaccscs
Choteau Merc. Co
Choteau Hardware Co
Fairfield Drug Co
William Miller
Milliam Miller
Mileage Self
D. B. Donahue
H. J. McGregor
Warma_ Springs
Brook & Landstrom
Katherine Laughran
Ada Logan
Harry Wright
Care Small Pox
J. M. Chapman
G. M. Moss
Helen P. Clarke
BE. E. Crawford
Bynum Herald Pub
the Acantha
Pb. Notices and Missoulian Publishing Co
J. J. Hannan
Citizens State Bank
A. M. Walley
H. O. Crowe
Great Falls Power Co
Fower-Morgan Co
W. S. Murdock
J. A. Dunlap
Montana Transfer Co
A. B. Guthrie
J. J. Cain
E. C. Garrett
Henry Radcliffe
Mileage and
Ped Diem Co
United States Bridge Co
Lowry Bridge
C. W. Wymer
Frank McCabe
James Harley
Akafer Lumber Co
Give & Bs
Libby Yards Co
Great Falls Iron Works
St. Anthony & Dakota Eley, Co
County Auditor
George A. Little
Oliver Bisonett
John Bisonett
J. W. Linvelle
H. Barnett
Salary Co
Ueceeaae
Institute
Old Parr the Englishman who lived 152 years
A 16th century Englishman Thomas Parr known as Old Parr is said to have been born in 1483 and lived 152 years. He reportedly worked as a servant, married twice, and died in 1635 after being shown at court and buried in Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Parr
Thomas Parr
British’ Cyclopedia
Winnington
Thomas Howard
Earl of Arundel
London
Charles I
Lord Arundel
Westminster Abbey
Tho. Parr
Salopp
Anno
Edward
Richard
Henry
Mary
Elizabeth
James
Charles
Proposals for Medical Attendance in Teton County 1917
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana invites bids on December 14 1917 at 2 pm to furnish medical attendance for the indigent sick poor and county jail inmates. Bids must include an assistant or acting physician in Cut Bank Conrad Valier and Cro teau with a bond of 1000 to 5000 dollars. The board may reject any bid and further details are available from the County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Cut Bank
Conrad, Valier
Croteau
E. C. Garrett
Board of County Commissioners of
Choteau
Germany wary after American soldier sample motivates cautious retreat
A military observer notes that after taking a sample of an American soldier, Germany shows no rush to return for further action, signaling restraint and reconsideration of immediate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Judicious Saving and Politics in Public Life
A short editorial urges saving at the table to purchase liberty bonds in the next issue and argues elections should be free of politics to improve public officers. It also notes a growing religious shift in the Holy Land with the Bible supplanting the Koran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Typists Slip Meme Mistakes Stir Media Laughs
A humorist recounts typists making errors from om its to misreads. One typed remark turns "omniscience" into "on ion sauce" while another obituary note alters "immortality" to "immoral ity." A journalist’s joke misquotes a late story, inserting "Loud Laughter" and triggering an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Africa
Origin of Life on Planets Speculations and Doubts
Scientific American surveys ideas on how life might travel between worlds by meteors and atmospheric escape. It notes the plausibility of panspermia while questioning the assumption that life cannot arise anew on cooling planets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Scientific American
The No-Breakfast Plan in Health
The No-Breakfast Plan argues that skipping breakfast can reset appetite in those not in perfect health. It claims rising with appetite ensures meals are necessary and suggests skipping breakfast lets the stomach adjust to the body's needs and proper nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Culture Magazine
Easily Arranged Row Prompts Family Ties In Jest
A flirtatious exchange turns playful as one suitor learns the girl has been kissed before by a family member. She reveals tears and humor, and he softly offers to become part of her family in a light moment.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and County Bids In Montana
A local resident O L Thompson praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble after suggested use. The notice also details county bid requirements for building upkeep and pauper burial contracts, with bonds and performance guarantees, from the Board of County Commissioners of Teton County, Choteau Montana, November 15 to December 6, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Thompson
Morase St. Lewistown
Mont
Doan
Proposals for Care and Burial of Poor for 1918
Sealed proposals to be received by the county officials up to 10 a m on December 14 1917 for care support and maintenance of the county poor including contagious disease patients. Proposals to specify per capita per diem rates for up to six inmates and additional inmates beyond six and twelve. County to furnish bedding furniture and provide free use of the county poor farm.
Cure for Croup Cited by Mrs Rose Middleton
Greenville Illinois resident Mrs Rose Middleton testifies Chamberlains Cough Remedy quickly relieved her sons croup attacks and helped her own coughs and colds, saying she would not be without it in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Middleton
Greenville
Chamberlain
Germany Moves to Pull Allied Forces From Western Front
Germany declares the war pivoting on the western front and urges Allied powers to withdraw their forces, signaling a frantic push to shift the balance of battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Western Front
Few Get What They Think They Want in Life
The line suggests most people feel they chase outcomes that remain elusive while their happiness stems from comparing themselves to others rather than achieving absolute goals. It reflects a common social mindset about desire and contentment.
Hair Length Debate Sparks Emancipation Commentary
A remark challenges the idea that women seeking equal rights must also adopt shaved or short hair as a sign of progress. The discussion frames gender equality and personal style as intertwined social statements.
Every Dime and Quarter Share in Budget Push
A financial briefing stresses dollar by dollar commitment with emphasis on every dime and every quarter. Officials urge precise allocations and accountable spending to support prioritized programs and services.
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Akos
F. J. Cordier
Filtenberg
M. Randall
Geo
W. Fryer
J. T. Ragland
Gleason Dray
Archie Watts
D. E. Jacobson
Earl Aiken
Ab. Moore
M. Reiquam
A. Reiquam
C. O. Reiquam
Henry Kind
Joseph Primus
Ole Kregnes
Geo. Primus
Cyril Beelaert
Ernest “Zange
Frank Shelmerdine
Lewis Ryan
Pierre Beelaert
H. D. Hullinger
Matt Tetrud
Will Shelmerdine
William Tunberg
J. H. Scott
Fred Singer
Visscees
Im. O. Savage
W. D. Wilcox
Fleming
Valier
Montana Land & Water
Valier-Montana Land & Water CO
Earl Graham
C. M. Woods
C. Filtenberg
William O. Sargent
Bee
William Service
Ralph Bourne
Geo. Briggs
Frank Pickover
George Youne
Essevenes
Edward Striplin
Dan Harley
Dewey Siler
Charlie Erickson
O. B. Atwood
Ted Smith
Iea
O. BE. Atwood
Ecees
Ester Siler
D. S. Siler
Farmers State Bank, Pendroy
John Grabill Toad
Tador
Tony Snyder
W. M. Dawson
Saeathe
Lowry Mere. Co
Continental Oil Co
James Earley
Rogers-Templeton Lbr
St. Anthony & Dakota Elev. Co
John W. Graham Co
Peterson & Dawson, Same
Houck & Cleland, Same
Freeman Daley
Bult & Buff
Wees
Lee & Jacobson
George Poor
Sessace
Arnett & Cole
J. A. Feldman
W. D. Emery
Gus McDowell
Jacob Rupp
Bedeine
Merchants Cafe
Sam Pfrimmer
Chas. A. Franks
First National Bank
Conrad
J. J. Miller
James Creighton
St. Anthony & Oak
Elev. Co. Oy Supplier S
Logan & Howard
Chateau Lumber Co
Power-Morgan Co
Murphy-Maclay Hardware Co
Rogers-Templeton Lbr. Co
Expense Heehee
E. G. Jones
Keuffer & Esser
Great Northern Ry. Co
K. R. MacKnight
R. MacKnight
J. H. Barnett
Arnold G. Baker
Ue Gleason
W. O. Powell
T. J. Baart
Assign- Arthur Boise
Pure Oil Co
National Office Supply Co
St. Anthony & Dakota
Elev. Co
Chas
Akater Lumber Co
Power-Wilson Co
Morton Cauf
Esceeeeen J
Pietro Felice
Scee
Joe Manro
We Murphy
WOFK
Ceeee
B. A. Savory
D. Ledgerwood
W. D. Jones
H. Radcliffe
A. Savory
Ceeees Poor Fund
McCullough’s Pharmacy
A. C. McClurg & Co
iChoteau Merc. Co
Lee and Jacobson
Choteau Hospital
Chas. H. Connor
Great Northern Ry Co
Annie Austad
Stella Nadeau
Irene Home
O. Crowe
Cher Cheregd
He Gee
Santé
IG. F. Tidyman
Eagg
Arthur D
Johnson. & CO
E. T
Glasgow
C. B. Harris
Prop
Chateau
Ou Srey
Lenloy YP
B. S. Merritt
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