Real Estate Transfers and Patents Listed by County Clerk
A digest of real estate transfers filed with E. C. Garrett, including patents from U.S. to Eva Tank and to George Crow, various warranty deeds, guardianship and quit claim transfers, and entries for town sites in Brady Chateau Cut Bank Conrad and other towns. Names include John A. Runner Walter Verge Lilla Domaisse Ida Nightingale Eliza Geiger Eli Guardipee and many others with prices noted such as 7200.00 and 2300.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County Abstract Company
U. S
Eva Tank
George B. Crow
John A. Runner
U.S
John I. Shields
Lilla M. Domaisse
Lilia M. Brown
Arne N. Erickson
Walter L. Verge
Chas. A. Franks
North Tange
John F. Lehman
Ida I. Nightingale
Brady
Montana
Ida Nightingale
R. D
Martha J. McDonald
Ruth B. Geigher
Albert C
Beatrice Geigher
Fred E
Eliza B. Geiger
Eli Guardipee
C. James Smith
Adeline C. Smith
Cowells
Chateau
Hazlett
Choteau
Hirshberg
Elmer Genger & Co
James MM. Baker
Fairfield
Bessie A. Mills
Jas. R. Mills
Hulda G. Guttmer
E. Edmonds
Amelia Purcell
Arthur
Henry F. Dahmer
Jacobson
Cut Bank
Conrad Nelson
J. A. Crane
Cowgill
Robert L. Taft
Jonas Washoe
Charles LaBreche
Register
William T. Adams
Joseph E. Smith, Jr
LeRoy Smith
Walier-Montana Land and Water Company
Theodore A. Anderson
Valier-Montana Land & Water Con
Gregoir Eppe
Sidney Yarger
William Hodgskiss
J. B. Bond
Conrad Townsite Company
Conrad
H. W. Power
Glacier Auto Company
Robert A. Earhart
Bread and War Helped Soldiers Stay Strong in 1830s Britain
A century ago Britain used unbolted whole-wheat bread for the army, improving soldier health and public praise. When superfine flour returned, people abandoned the coarse bread despite earlier success.
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Britain
Sylvester Graham
America
Surgeons Praise Frontline Care and New Food Cargo Savings
Foster Debevoise reports on French and English hospitals where amputees and wounded soldiers are learning trades and regaining happiness. He notes miracles in reconstruction and urges American adoption, while Major General Goethals funds experiments with Hammond and Mackintosh to cut beef shipping space by 15 to 40 percent through boning and re packaging aimed at faster overseas delivery.
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Foster Debevoise
Orleans
N. J
France
England
United States
Marion Couthony Smith
George W. Goethals
General ‘Staff
Army
Arthur A. Hammerschlag
Carnegie Institute
J. W. McIntosh
N. A
Aith
Chicago Packers
iPresident
Hammerschlag
Col
MacIntosh
Raiso
Saccharin Not Injurious Says Medical Journal
The British Medical Journal states saccharin does not disturb digestion or injure kidneys and has no cancer link when used to sweeten foods beyond normal needs. It notes saccharin is artificial, not poisonous, though useless as a true food and inferior in flavor to sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erea
British Medical Journal
Rubber Industry Growth in Japan Drives Trade Shift
The Japanese rubber industry has expanded in product scope and export value. Official trade data show imports of crude rubber rose to 9,689,632 yen in 1917 from 1915, while domestic tire production grows and exports of automobile tires begin alongside new rubber pants.
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Japan
First Female Sheepherders Reported in United States
A Wyoming rancher hires several women as sheepherders, noting war shortages of men. Miss Lulu Munson Belle Patison Grace Keenan Campbell County Tassies are said to be the first female sheepherders in the country earning wages reported as 0 to 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lulu
Munson
Belle
Pat‘ison
Grace ‘Keenan
Campbell ‘County
Tassies
B. J. jReno
Guardian
United States
Puntenney seeks half interest in Montana lands in 1918 suit
Marguerite A. Puntenney sues Russell Puntenney and his wife to obtain a decree that she owns an undivided one half of lands described as NEY4 SW, N1/2 SE, SE4 SE of section 4 in township 26 N, range 1 W, Montana Meridian. The case, filed in Teton County District Court, directs defendants to answer within twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Marguerite A. Puntenney
Russell Puntenney
Russell ‘Puntenney
Teton County
Montana
Towit
Montana Meridian
Clarence C. Puntenney
A. D
Paul Jacobson
Relief for Weak Stomach by Champerlain Tablets
The article asserts Champerlain's Tablets provide great relief for weak stomach and impaired digestion. It claims many cases show permanent relief and complete restoration to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champerlain
Women’s Christian Association opens clubs in munitions camps
Young Women's Christian Association has set up industrial war service clubs in twenty two government built munitions cantonments. Some clubs run cafeterias while others serve primarily as recreation centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Nurses Receive YMCA Hut Support At French Base Hospitals
At French base hospitals the Young Women’s Christian Association runs huts for nurses. A secretary in charge arranges recreation and is always available to assist, serving hot chocolate during night shifts or after duty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Young Women's Christian Association
YWCA Opens Clubhouses for Women at French Munitions Centers
The Young Women's Christian Association has established clubhouses and facilities at munitions centers in France including cafes, recreation halls, gyms, classes, rest rooms, concerts, and writing rooms. Locally 91 hostess houses are operated across Cantonments for both colored and white women, with requests arriving at about one per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X Young Women's Christian Association
France
Young Women’s Christian Association
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Ole.Broten
John Miles Cabell
William H. Campbell
George W. Bush
Domiick Banns
Martin Washboe
Robert £. Taft
Max
Bishop, Proprietor
Peruna
Robt. Minnick
Grase Range
Kansas
Alek
Scott
Scuggist
Coffey & Greene
Washington
Young Women’ S Christian, ‘Association
The
Capitol
Peyton Brand
B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginia
George Dow
Swift & Company
Swift& Company
Swift
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