Stockmens State Bank of Chateau Officers and Directors
The article lists the bank capitalization and surplus with officers led by president C. S. McDonald and vice presidents J. C. Morgan A. Woehner, A. Guthrie as cashier and C D McDonald as assistant cashier. Directors include Fred A. Woenner J. C. Morgan A. B. Guthrie S. McDonald and J. E. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockmens State Bank of Chateau Capital
C. S. McDonald
J. C. Morgan
A. Woehner
A. B. Guthrie
C. D. McDonald
Asst
Fred A. Woenner
S. McDonald
J. E. Sullivan
Endorsement Forms Define Check Transfers
The article explains two specific endorsement forms for checks. The first, pay to the order of, has the possessor endorse to a new holder and instructs bank to pay only to that person. The second, for deposit only, allows bank deposit but protects against loss or theft after transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
John Doe
Tax Exempt Bonds Under Debate By Congress
Treasury analysis estimates 30 billion dollars in bonds remain tax exempt, reducing federal revenue. The Ways and Means Committee weighs a constitutional amendment to bar further tax exempt securities while noting state and local debt holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Ways and Means Committee
Tax exempt bonds drain wealth and tax revenue
The article notes municipal tax free bonds total about 10 billion dollars while 20 billion in tax exempt bonds escape revenue. Tax exempt securities amount to about one tenth of national wealth. Abolishing federal tax exemption could yield roughly 300 million dollars annually. President Harding warned that wealth drifting into non taxable securities harms industry and national wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Reckless Driving Kills and Injures Across Western Crossings
A Southern Pacific report by R. J. Clancy tallies 57 deaths and 283 injuries in grade crossing accidents during 1921 in six western states. The data note 18 students killed at Proberta California and 11 percent drop would occur without that event. Automobiles caused 186 collisions with trains due to excessive speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
R. J. Clancy
Clancy
Proberta
Calif
Summons in District Court Montana Teton County
The action seeks judgment against George H. Reed Bertha Reed and others on a promissory note dated December 26 1916 for 1063.50 plus interest and forecloses a mortgage on noted lands. The defendants are summoned to answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered. Witness Blanche M. Jacobson Clerk February 23 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
F. W. Reeve
George H. Reed
Bertha Reed
Shilton Lumber Co
Deb Reed
I. S. Martine
Walter Sewell
J. C. Mountain
A. A. McDonald
Ben O. Madison
IR. M. Farrington
Willow Creek Consolidation
State of
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Seyney
Blanchem. Jacobson
T. N. Pridham
Plaintiff
Chateau
Sheriff Sale Foreclosure District Court Montana 1922
The sheriff of Teton County Montana sells by foreclosure decree dated February 23 1922 land in Teton described as Lots 1 2 SW quarter NE quarter and other parcels totaling 318.04 acres in section 1 township 23 north range 3 west with improvements. Sale set March 25 1922 at 2 PM at the Chateau Courthouse for cash to satisfy Julius Hirshberg's judgment against Gerrit Janszen Gezina Janszen I N Walker William Hodgskiss and Margaret Hodgskiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Julius Hirshberg
Gerrit W. Janszen
Gezina Janszen
I. N. Walker
William Hodgskiss
Margaret Hodgskiss
Teton County
Montana Meridian
Chateau
United States
A. D
I. S. Martine
M. G. Read
James Sultrove
District Court
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Iver Hagan
Petra Otilla Hagan
Choteau National Farm Loan Association
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co
First National Bank of Cho
Range Five
Arthur G. Waite
Big Sandy
Foreclosure sale set for March in Montana district court
By order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued February 10 1922 in the district court of the 19th judicial district Teton County Montana Grace M Rongstad vs Thomas L McDonald Agnes McDonald Martin W Thompson Tilly Thompson Montana Power Co Great Falls Power Co and Ed Butcher the sale covers the SEY of Section 2 Township 26 North Range 4 West and will occur March 11 1922 at 2 Chateau in the county and state to satisfy the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
19Th Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Grace M. Rongstad
Thomas L. McDonald
Agnes McDonald
Martin W. Thompson
Tilly Thompson
Montana Power Co
Great Falls Power Co
Ed. Butcher
Teton County
Chateau
Auction Notice From Teton County Sheriff Montana
The sheriff announces a public sale to satisfy a judgment with interest and costs. The highest bidder will pay in lawful U.S. currency. Dated February 1, 1922, Sheriff Teton County Montana T H Pridham Chateau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. D
I. S. Martine
Teton County
Montana
T. H. Pridham
Chateau
Mont
Court sale of 1922 Montana foreclosure property
Foreclosure notices list multiple lenders and defendants in Teton County Montana. The court orders sale of described parcels including SE quarter of section 3 and other parcels in township 23 north range 5 west, with sale in Choteau area on a specified March date.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Teton County Montana 1922
Sheriff’s sale notice for the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana in Teton County on February 9, 1922. The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Byron Corson and Jennie Corson, husband and wife, regarding a Choteau National fault matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Byron Corson
Jennie Corson
Ad Wifté
Chotesu National Fait
Foreclosure sale and civil action notices across Montana towns
The District Court issues a foreclosure decree in 1921 on Marie G. Bellock vs Louise Vetters and American Bank & Trust Company. It lists property in sections 9 and 10, township 23N range 2E, totaling 320 acres, to be sold April 1, 1922. Separately, alias summons in Augusta to Fred Huber seeks $443.17 plus interest, a $181.50 note, and $227.82 for goods from Manix and Vaughn, with court costs and attorney fees.
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Sheriff's Sale
Anaconda
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
C. F. Kelley
Nestona
The
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Billings
Nlans
Yellowstone Valley
Wyoming State Line
Dakotas
Northwest
Montana Power Company
Freeman, Thelan & Frary
Great Falls
Marie G. Bellock
Louise Vetters
American Bank & Trust Company
Notics
Court House
Shilton Lumber Company
Manix and Vaughn
Augusta
Blanchem
Jacobson
George Coffey, Jr
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