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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1919

Page

11

Harvest Moon: Harvester Acquires Parlin & Orendorff Plant

International Harvester Company buys the Parlin & Orendorff manufacturing plant at Canton Illinois and its P and O plow and farm implement line. The purchase adds a full line of implements with 88 Harvester branches and 28 transfer points, with July 1 1919 as the takeover date.

Aeten Larvester Hagen Ey Parlin Orendorff ‘Company Canton Ilinois C. A. Harding Harvester Company Chicago Oklahoma City Spokane Alloway N. J Atlanta Illinois Harvester Organization Parlin & Orendorff Helena Harvester United States

State Hail Insurance Law Pamphlet Issued by Board

The State Board of Hail Insurance issues a pamphlet explaining the hail insurance law. Application blanks and full information are available from the County Assessor or mailed on request from the board in Helena Montana.

State Board of Hail Insurance Helena Montana Itate Hair Hatsbend State Board OF Hail ANCE

Plan for Yellowstone to Glacier Route Returns to Bozeman

A conference discusses jointly funding a park to park rail line from Livingston to Gardner with a big yellow passenger car fleet. Emery and Child agree to share losses of up to ten thousand dollars, while parts of the route from Yellowstone to Glacier via Helena and Boulder are outlined for a five day trip. The memo notes a two day trip for Yellowstone to Glacier and a three day trip Mammoth to Grand Canyon area, with emphasis on condition of tracks and scheduling.

Bozeman Cala Roy Emery Vagtee Livingston Garaner Emery Mr. Child Gardner Yellowstone Glacier Helena Boulder Chateau Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone Park Cody Avocke Mountain National Park

German professors condemned for endorsing war crimes

The piece denounces Haeckel and Eucken type professors who praised the destruction of Louvain and supported the Kaiser. It complains that German scholars now howl when ordered to leave Strasbourg, arguing German science has forfeited trust and must atone before regaining standing.

Haeckel Eucken Louvain Kaiser

Farmers urged to start rural construction now

Poor business and rising purchasing power push rural districts to begin building and improvements. Farmers who act soon gain labor and material access, while delaying could mean higher costs and lost use of new barns silos houses and other structures.

Wilson Mulls Early Congress Session Over June First

Confidential dispatches from Washington report President Wilson may call a special session of Congress to meet about June 1. Administration circles say a rapid Paris situation could trigger an earlier meeting by cable. The president hopes to return to the United States before month’s end.

Washington Congress Wilson Paris United States

Civil Actions Filed in Eldorado County May 3

Charles M. Pierce sues all adverse land claimants to quiet title. Mary Gray seeks divorce from William Gray. Eldorado Co-Operative Canal Co. sues Teton Co-Operative Canal Co. for damages. All filed May 3.

Charles M. Pierce Mary Gray William Gray Eldorado Co-Operative Canal Co Teton Co-Operative Canal Co

Marriage Licenses Issued to Peterson and Wilcox Couples

The list shows Alfred S. Heitgen, 36, and Anna Rutz, 27, both of Choteau, along with Peterson, 24, Conrad, and Leona Wilcox, 16, receiving marriage licenses noted by Dr Bynum.

Arriage Peterson Conrad Leona Wilcox Bynum Alfred S. Heitgen Anna Rutz Choteau

Montana Counties Over Top in War Bond Subscriptions

A Montana newspaper reports counties and chairmen credited with over the top subscriptions as of Monday May 5. Officials urge every resident to ensure their community is listed, noting several counties have already surpassed the target while others have yet to report.

Baker Harvey's Weekly Minneapolis A. R Montana Big Horn F. A. Nolan Blaine John McFarland Cascade Harry Yarger Chouteau David G. Browne Dawson G. D. Hollecker Custer P. J. Wedge Flathead H. C. Keith Fallon B. F. Smith Lewis & Clark Harry Cunningham Lincoln J. K. Masel Meagher Jas. T. Wood Missoula H.H. Parsons Musselshell F. M. Wall Phillips F. W. Hall Powder River H. W. Straiton Prairile W. A. Brubaker Ravalli M. W. White Rosebud BE. A. Cornwall Silver Bowl W. W. McDowell Teton T. O. Larson Treasure J. C. Weldon Wheatland W. N. Smith

Hawley Warns of Panic Over Congress Summer Session

Oregon Congressman Hawley urged a summer business session or risk a panic, arguing a key reconstruction goal is the immediate return of railroads to private ownership.

Hawley Oregon Congress

Reverting Utilities to Private Management Key in Plan

Government control proved increases necessary and private management delivers better service. Return of railroads and related services to private hands with fair rates would enable wage growth and financing for extensions, creating employment for thousands under the proposed adjustment program.

Alden Connor Writes Home From Abroad

A wartime letter from Alden R Connor describes delays in mail, a unit reorganization into groups of 75, hopes to return home by Independence Day, and a planned fourteen day furlough to the Pyrenees. He mentions wanting to visit Baltimore and Philadelphia friends, misses letters from Mattie, and notes a final company gathering for group photos.

Guy Jean Bing Tene Will H Paris Pyrenees Mattie Pug Holabin Baltimore Gib Philadelphia Hope Alden R Connor

Summons in Montana case against Lloyd and Margaret Brown

A summons issued May 1 1919 requires Lloyd A Brown and Margaret Brown to answer a complaint filed in TeTon County Montana. The action seeks multiple liens and mortgage foreclosures on parcels described as SE 22 35N 5W NE 27 26 and related tracts with specified amounts and interest, plus costs and attorney fees. The case includes a sheriff sale of the described lands with separate returns of sale and potential deficiency judgments. First publication May 2 1919.

Judicial i Tana Margaret Brown Farmers State Bank of Cut'Bank Montana Lloyd Brown Montana Meridian Teton ‘County Lloyd A. Brown Farmers State Bank of Cut Bank Lloyd A. Brown Paul Jacobson H.S. Kline C. B. Elwell Havre Mont

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