How Fresh It Is Royal Baking Powder Ad
A vintage ad touts Royal Baking Powder as a pure Dream of Tartar product that keeps baked foods fresh. It claims real economy and that careful housekeepers insist on Royal for absence of alum and bitter taste.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
2
A vintage ad touts Royal Baking Powder as a pure Dream of Tartar product that keeps baked foods fresh. It claims real economy and that careful housekeepers insist on Royal for absence of alum and bitter taste.
The First National Bank of Chateau sues Guy M. Wilcox in Montana District Court for promissory note of 589 dollars with 10 percent interest and costs. The notice is followed by a homestead entry proof filing by John Benjamin Leflove dated November 1922 with witnesses listed and December 26 1922 date.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls regarding land parcel filings and rights of entry under non coal mining regulations. Includes parcel identifiers and filing dates for interested parties seeking claims or information.
This item contains an alias summons in a foreclosure case against Charles P. Collier Beulah M. Collier Andrew P. Vought and Kate Vought, plus an administrator's notice of sale of Elmer R Brandenburg estate real estate in Teton Montana. The sale applies to Lots two three four in Section five and Lots one two in Section six Township 23 North Range 3 West totaling about 141.49 acres with cash per cent and staged payments through court confirmation.
Notice of real estate foreclosure specifying the east half of the northwest quarter and the north half of the northeast quarter of section 19 township 24 north range 4 west Montana with eight percent interest from January 1 1921 plus abstract title and legal costs. Clerk Blanche M Jacobson notes the district court seal dated November 6 1922 and attorney George W Mageer Chateau Montana for the plaintiff with first publication November 9 and last November 30.
Porter Bench yields and ship movements depict about 350 000 bushels projected for Pendroy tributaries with 61 cars shipping 85 400 bushels and 150 000 remaining to market amid car shortages. A reorganizing meeting for Pendroy Community Development Club is planned at the G N depot on December 4.
Mrs Golden Shields was quite ill two days last week but has fully recovered. J N Ryan of Great Falls spent several days this week on business in Pendray and vicinity. Bert Janisch of the Eckle store spent several days last week visiting and transacting business at Lew.
Istown reports V C Rector of Great Falls collecting past due accounts for Ecklestore Ford. Sprikle serves as pool hall clerk after Frank Marsh left for Great Falls. Jimmy Campbell stayed as Sunday guest at Joe Rose home. Paul Rice and Pearl Milton both traveled to Great Falls on business. B B Milton returned to Shelby after a short visit. Tom Bigley stayed at Angel ranch near Dupuyer last week. Frank Leach visited from Dupuyer over the weekend.
The state serves a summons to Fred Gordon Inga Gordon Overly Land Mortgage Co Conrad Mercantile Co P F Lewis H G Boorman and Chouteau County Montana to answer within twenty days regarding a $2400 note plus taxes and attorney fees secured by a November 15 1917 mortgage on land described as the east halves of the northeast and southeast quarters of section 32 township 26 north range 1 east M M in Overly land. Judgment by default sought. First pub November 23.
Samuel T. Adams of Chateau Montana has filed intent to prove up three year land claims on Sections 24 and 25 in Township 25 North Range 8 West. The land sits under Montana Meridian with entries Serial Nos. 044653 044656 and 044657. The proof is set before Charles H. Ferris on December 21 1922 in Chateau Montana.
Sealed proposals for care of indigent poor sick and infirm at the County Farm in Teton County Montana will be received by December 2, 1922 at the County Clerk office. Bids cover per capita weekly maintenance for up to two years starting January 1, 1923 and include feeding clothing nursing and isolation care for infectious diseases at the Isolation Building.
Mrs. Eliza Tu. Button of Kirkville New York reports Chamberlain's Tablets have done her and many friends a world of good for indigestion and constipation. She urges others to try them and see the benefits firsthand.
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