Real Estate Transfers and Patents List in Choteau Area
Transfers from U.S. to multiple individuals list quarters, halves, and sections across townships 22 to 27 north and ranges 1 to 6 west. Warrants and warranty deeds include Sun River Stock and Land Co to Guttorm Hemstad for 2720 dollars and several adjacent lot transfers in Choteau and Hobson additions.
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Register
U.S
Roger Wryn
Tanger
U. S
Barney Gordon
Kristian Moensep
Emily J. Wilson
Herman Rolfer
Uu. S
George’ Toeckes
Hedwig
Schamanun
Bert M. ‘Smith
Fannie EH. Kirkaldie
Birger Hemsted
Matt Polsch
North Mee
Lulu Brown
Charles’ H
Haglett
Choteau
Suigroves
Isaac R. Harbit
Erick Waugh
Julian R. DeWitt
Thomas
Larson
North
Government urges seed reduction for winter wheat
Washington says winter wheat acreage should fall about 15 percent this fall to roughly 42 million acres based on world supply and demand. The plan also suggests sowing 20 million acres to spring wheat in 1920, aiming for about 830 million bushels production and 200 million bushels for export.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Belgian King Boards George Washington Forvu
Brussels dispatch reports King Albert and party depart for Ostend to board an American destroyer bound for the George Washington three miles offshore. The story also recalls Jim Stockyards’ homecoming and his two years abroad followed by a call to camp for discharge, with vivid family reaction.
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KING
George Washington Forvu
Brussels
Albert
Ostend
George Washington
Jim
History says career paths of great leaders in business and life
The piece argues both salaried work and self employment have pros and cons. It cites Moses and Napoleon as successful in their own ways, contrasts Bis marck’s fate, and notes Antony and Alexander the Great built vast ventures but faced risks. It also references William Hohenzollern and suggests creditors compare Dun and Bradstreet ratings from 1914 to today.
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Tival
J. I. ‘Sprague
Moses
Pharaoh Corporation
Bismarck
Mark Antony
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
William Hohenzollern
Palmer urges six month armistice to ease postwar costs
In searing remarks at a Pennsylvania reunion, Attorney General Palmer calls for a six month industrial armistice to curb unrest and restore production. He warns against selfish wage demands and stresses that only general national interest can yield lasting prosperity and peace.
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Freeport
Palmer
78Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lansing Refutes Bullitt Statement On Treaty
Secretary of State Robert H. Lansing in Watertown declares the treaty should be ratified without delay and without change. He responds to William C. Bullitt’s Senate testimony alleging hidden provisions and asserts there is nothing in the treaty to oppose ratification.
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Watertown
N. Y
Robert H. Lansing
William C. Bullitt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lansing
United States
His Girl Dewey Finds Love in School
Six year old Dewey, in his first year at school, stays after hours with permission to confide in his teacher Miss CO about his new girl. He reveals excitedly that his girl is Margaret and declares he never knew love until he saw her, as his curls nod in approval.
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Dewey
Miss 0
Miss CO
Margaret
Indianapols News
Yankee Vandals Target German Holiday Scene in Bridgehead Town
A New Year incident in a bridgehead town describes an American private encountering German soldiers by a large electric cross. A buck sailor jeered nobend and schoen, prompting a playful exchange before a sergeant escorted the would‑be souvenir hunter away.
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M. P
Americans Lead in Historic Warship Flight Feat
The first aviators to fly from a warship deck were Americans. Eugene Ely took off from the Birmingham on November 14, 1910, then landed on the Pennsylvania on January 18, 1911, in San Francisco and returned to the battleship. Other American aviators followed.
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Eugene Ely
Birmingham
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Stirring Incident in Airmanship Tale
A Birmingham Age-Herald anecdote recalls a venture seeking citizen recalling his first airplane flight. He says his wife rushed up at the last moment and attempted to stop him as the propeller spun, ending with her diving into the arms of a relative.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Peace and ratification urged to restore prosperity
A speech argues the peace treaty does not invade US sovereignty and urges immediate ratification without changes. It says the era of peace and national prosperity requires timely approval, despite some objections.
Bushman to Star in God’s Outlaw Fight Scene
Francis X. Bushman, co-star to Beverly Bayne in God’s Outlaw, appears at Annandale college as an all round athlete and boxing specialist. A scene in the Royal theater production features a gripping hand to hand struggle between two big men, not a ring bout.
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Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Metro
Royal Theater
Annandale College
Mr. Bushman
McAdoo Criticized for Pass Rides by Relatives
The Houston Post argues Mr. McAdoo deserves severe censure for using passes and letting relatives ride, noting they lack the authority to act similarly as director general of railroads.
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Linotype
Montana
Elizabeth
Allan’ E. Watson
Choteau Townsite Co
James A. Dunlap
Hobson
Chi
Chicago Tribune
Great National Farm Weekly
R. F. D. Carrier
Butcher’s
W.C. Howard
Chateau, Montana
the Country Gentleman
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Seistan
Lainsing
Bullitt
Mozer Shoe Répair. Co
Bushman
BIG Fight
Peru
Poe
Wievbatr
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