Montana Receives 30000 For Schools And Roads From Grazing Fees
About 30000 dollars, or 35 percent of last year’s grazing receipts from Montana’s national forests, goes to state funds for schools and roads. Total state receipts from grazing reach about 84000 dollars with counties receiving roughly 29000. For fiscal year ending June 30, 1918, grazing permits issued covered 121251 cattle, 15858 horses, 716191 sheep and 900 goats, with increases across most stock types.
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Montana
National Forests of
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
National Forest
Washington
Oregon
Ruling Allows 3 Year Proving Up For Homesteads
Walla Walla Washington September 20 After a clash with Washington land office officials Register John McDonald won a ruling altering homestead entries in the region The three year harvested low summer fallowing previously counted as tilling the soil now enables proof up in three years per the new directive reported by the Great Falls Leader
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Walla Walla, Wash
Washington
John McDonald
United States
Great Falls
Probate matter grants letters of administration
Letters of administration issued to John F. E. Fitzpatrick in the estate of Thomas H. Fitzpatrick, deceased.
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John FE. Fitzpatrick
Thomas H. Fitzpatrick
Civil actions filed with clerk of court
Civil actions were filed with Clerk Jas. Gibson since our last issue. Continental Dist. Co sues Robinson on a note. Hanon sues Johnson for injunction. Gaines sues Finlayson for damages.
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Jas. Gibson Gonce
Continental Dist. Co
Robinson
Hanon
Johnson
Gaines
Finlayson
Marriage Licenses Reported by District Clerk
For the past week the Clerk of the District Court reports marriages Jellen Soestra and Carrie DeBoer both of Conrad.
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Jellen Sooestra
Carrie DeBoer
Conrad
Bids Wanted for Coal by Teton County High School
The undersigned invites bids up to October 10 1913 for 40 tons of coal to be delivered at the High School in Chateau. Directors reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Nellie R Grown Clerk.
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Teton County
Herder Wanted for 1000 Ewes at Sullivan Ranch
A responsible party is sought to winter about 1,000 ewes at J. J. Sullivan's ranch south of Dupuyer Montana. Address Maclean Bros., 515 Lyile, Montana.
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J. J. Sullivan
Dupuyer
Maclean Bros
Lyile, Mont
Lantern jawed prisoner fuels council mystery
In a courtroom exchange a witness notes a lantern jawed prisoner while mocking a council member. The dialogue shifts to a boastful claim of common sense and a dig at a straw hat bought late in August.
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Dobbs
Birmingham Age-Herald
Laughter as a daily tonic and social habit
A Youth's Companion meditation on laughter as a healthful social habit. It notes laughter eases cares, brightens tense faces, and strengthens sympathy, arguing even solemn people loosen in company. The piece urges cultivating a cheerful view of life and enduring outlooks through humor.
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Mr. Burke
Justice Story
OOD
Bell Telephone Service
Match with Titles Stirs New York Encounter
A dapper British aristocrat claims high status in a chance meeting with Michael Murphy outside a hotel in New York. The stranger, Sir Francis Duffy, lists numerous knighthoods while the local man repeats his name with every night’s arrival.
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New York
Francis Duffy
the Garter
Michael Murphy
Notice of Contest in Land Office Proceedings
Department of the Interior notice to James Brown of Conrad Montana that C Mortimer Roberts filed July 9 1915 to contest and cancel four homestead entry 020193 for Sl e1 section 35 township 22 north range 6 west Montana Meridian on grounds of lack of bona fide residence no improvements abandonment over six months and that failure to answer within twenty days after fourth publication will prove confessed. R N Sutherlin Register dates of publications September 24 1913 October 1 1913 October 8 1913 October 15 1913
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
James Brown
Conrad
C. Mortimer Roberts
Seed Selection Rules for Crop Propagation
Central States seed improvement guide outlines methods for selecting seed corn and other crops. It advises harvesting early, storing dry and ventilated, testing germination, grading for even size, and planting best ears for next year's seed. It argues home grown seed beats bin selection and imported seed except rarely.
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Central States
Ili
F. S. Cooley
Woman's Place in Agricultural Education Emphasized
The farm and home form core factors in country life. A rural civilization hinges on farming as an economic unit and the home as a social unit, with women sharing equal influence alongside men in guiding both farming quality and home making.
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Hl. H. Bailey
CollinsMontana social notes and local incidents
Miss Myrtle Young of Plentywood visits sister Mrs Bert Holtey. Mrs. Foster spends Thursday with Mrs. John Wilson. Mrs J J Gerason dies after heat illness. Collins ladies enjoy a three day trip on the Teton river with camp fire cooking. Local businessmen recall a past supper. Attendees include Mrs Million Mosher Bailey Thompson Steves Holtby Cora Fitzgerald Powell Idell Bailey and Fitzgerald. Schoolhouse foundation nears completion and Idell Bailey conducts school census. Mr John Wagland recovers from rheumatism. H K Ferris loses a threshing outfit to fire during a wind storm at RE J Steves place.
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Myrtle Young
Plentywood
Mont
Bert Holtey
Foster
John Wilson
JJ Gerason
Collins
Teton River
Million
Mosher
Bailey
Thompson
Steves
Holtby
Cora
Fitzgeral
Powell
Idell Bailey
Idell
John Wagland
H. K. Ferris
RE. J. Steves
Religious Events and Services Schedule
The Ladies Aid meet at L Peterson's this Saturday afternoon the 27th. A Saturday 8 pm meeting at John Daifly school house near Paris in English. Sunday services at Farmington Church 10 30 am and 8 pm in English led by Pastor J O Ronsberg.
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Ladies’ Aid
L. Peterson’s
John Daifly
Paris
New Town
Farmington
J. O. Ronsberg
Crittenden and Eastwood threshing in Fairfield area
In Fairfield on Friday W J Crittenden finished threshing while Eastwood Brothers did threshing for Earl Halladay on Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs H L Halladay assisted with threshing. Crops look excellent with flax and oats, Baker flax averaging ten bushels per acre. Jack Woods has been sick for a few days but is recovering.
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W. J. Crittenden
Eastwood Brothers
Earl Halladay
H. L. Halladay
Geo. Baker
Jack Woods
Prince Mention Sparks Awe in Augusta Herald Whisper
A reader recalls seeing a prince and a chorus girl, while a Potomac Clipper item riffs on fashion and gender norms with humorous misdirection about skirts and pants. The clippings reflect playful gossip tones from era papers.
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Augusta Herald
Acantha Seeks Local News From Teton County
The Acantha management requests complete weekly news from every locality in Teton county. They seek correspondents to report from areas lacking representation and offer mutual benefit to those who assist. Write them today.
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Acantha
Teton County
Local newspaper urges readers to send in news
The Acantha asks readers to share news about family and friends with the editor each week. Citizens are invited to mail, visit, call, or telephone reports to the office at the provided address.
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Public notices warn against mercury containing catarrh ointments and promote Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claimed mercury free and taken internally. Endorsed by testimonials and available through druggists with a price of 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wall
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