Local Notables Attend District Court and Park Outing
W D Luther works in district court this week. Auto loads of school children enjoyed the annual picnic on the Teton last Thursday. Soo Son left for Helena for medical aid. Mrs Lucy Dennis runs the restaurant in his absence. Mort Hirshberg of Fairfield visited Chateau on Wednesday. George Carson left for Glacier Park for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Soo Son
Helena
Lucy Dennis
George Carson
Glacier Park
Womans Club Hosts Board Party on Thursday Afternoon
The Womans Club invites members to a board party at the club rooms on Thursday at 2 30 p m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Womans Club
Hearing Notice for Inclusion of Lands in Herd District No 6
A petition was filed with the Teton County clerk on April 24 1924 to include lands in Herd District No 6. The Board of County Commissioners set June 4 1924 at 2 PM for a hearing on protests and petition sufficiency, describing all of sections 35 and 36 in township 22 north range 2 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Charles P. Crane
Montana
Whh. Webb
Dst
Alias Summons in Montana Foreclosure Case
State Life Insurance Company of Montana sues John E Woods Abbie M Woods and J C Manix in Teton County for foreclosure of a mortgage dated April 2 1917. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. action seeks to determine lien and foreclose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
Teton
State Life Insurance Company of Montana
John E. .Woods
Abbie M. Woods
J. C. Manix
John B. Woods
Abbie M Wools
Sunines Company of
Montina
Moertgeves
Whuet
Toetun
Monttre
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Montana Property in Te Lon County
Notice of sale of parcels in Te Lon County Montana described as E4% NW, NE%SW%, and Lot 2 in Sec 31 T21N R5W, totaling 159.76 acres, plus mortgage proceeds to cover debt and attorney fees. Foreclosure sought under mortgage with court date references and attorney J R Swan of Great Falls. First publication May 16 1924.
Belem Prison Transformed Into Model Detention Center
The Belem prison in Mexico City has been renovated into a model detention facility by the Mexican government. It now includes facilities for manual training education for women, soon to add similar programs for men, with shower baths and fountains, and meals described as wholesome and adequate. Previously notorious for unhygienic conditions, it marks a shift in treatment of prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belem
Mexico City
Mexico
Dearborn Independent
Foreclosure Suit Involving Burwell Trustees Versus McDonald Firm
Mary D Burwell and George I Burwell as trustees sue Sadie K McDonald and Benjamin F McDonald with Minnesota Loan and Trust Company for foreclosure of a real estate mortgage dated April 1920. The Montana court orders defendants to answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Burwell
George IF. Burwell
Sadie K. McDonald
Benjamin F. McDonald
Minnesota Loan and Trust Company
State of
Montana
Sadie KO McDoneht
Benjamin Fo McDonald
Morint
Kamtsota Loan and ‘Pruat Company
Morgage An
Pliuacidis Lereity
Dak
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Teton County Montana
On April 22 1920 at 4 20 p m in Book S of Mortgages page 285 and to foreclose the equity of redemption of jail defendants and all claiming any interest or lien upon the described premises in section 5 township 22 north range 6 west Montana Meridian Teton County Montana containing 319 46 acres more or less together with hereditaments and appurtenances Witness MCenzie & McKenzie Attorneys for Plaintiff first publication April 18 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell
Montana Meridian
Montana
Telon
State of
Blanche M. Jacobson
J R. Swan
Plaintiff
Great Falls
West
Teton County
Notice to Creditors Estate of John C Roof
Administratrix Mary M Roof announces four month claim period for creditors of John C Roof deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers to Mary M Roof at Larson Block Mont rooms 19 and 20 for estate business. Date March 27 1924. Attorney T H Pridham represents administratrix. First publication March 28 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Roof
Larson
Chateau
Mont
Mary M. Roof
T. H. Pridham
Summons in Montana court action over promissory notes
District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana issues a summons in a case filed by B. Haber against James A. Connole Lottie Connole Overly Land and Mortgage Company Pondera Valley State Bank The California Company and E B Weirick The suit seeks $210 on three notes of $70 each dated 1916 with 10 percent interest and related secured claims Judgement by default possible if no answer served by defendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
B. Haber
James A. Connole
Lottie Conpole
Overly Land and Mortgage Company
Pondera Valley State Bank of Conrad
California Company
E. B. Weirick
B. B. Weirick
Lottie Connole
RAT SNAP MOUSE AND RATS CONTROL PRODUCT PROMOTED
An advertisement from CHOTEAU DRUG CO CHOTEAU HDWE Co markets RAT SNAP poison bait for mice and rats. It claims rats will pass food to the bait and lists sizes 35c 65c and $1 25 with coverage for pantry kitchens coops farm and out buildings. Sold and guaranteed by the two local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Drug CO
Choteau Hdwe. Co
Foreclosure and promissory notes disputed in Montana case
In a March 28 1924 filing, plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a real estate mortgage covering SE 1/4 and NE 1/4 Sec 25 Twp 27 N R 5 W M M and recovery of $240 on four promissory votes from James A Connole and Lottie Connole plus interest. The action also claims advances, attorney fees, and costs per the mortgage terms. Witness Blanc M Jacobson clerk. Hattersley Conrad Montana attorney. First publication March 28 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Connole
L Lottie Conpole
Overly Land and Mortgage Company
Blanc M Jacobson
R. M
Hattersley, Conrad
Montana
Summons in District Court case Concerning Promissory Notes
The District Court of Nine B is filing a summons against James A Connole Lottie Connole Pondera Valley State Bank Conrad H R Bumgarney Arvilla Bumgarner First National Bank Conrad E B Weirick to recover 1000.00 plus interest and to foreclose related mortgages. It lists four notes 180.00 each due 1920 21 22 23 with 10 percent interest and four 60.00 notes due 1920 21 22 23 with 10 percent interest plus advances and costs. The summons warns of default judgment and cites court terms and attorneys fees. First publication March 8 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Von
James A. Connale
Tottie Connale
Overiy Land and Mayorgage Company
Blanche M. Jacobson
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Financing the farmer as a business partner
Burton M. Smith urges bankers and farmers to treat farming as a business. He argues for loan practices based on records, credit statements, and productive purpose, stressing insurance, animal health, and careful risk assessment to achieve profitable, joint financing. He notes teamwork and mutual adviser roles between banker and farmer, with careful condition checks before loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton M. Smith
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Ass
Bank Advertising Tells Banks to Advertise
Los Angeles banker Motley H. Flint told a conference that newspapers are the best medium for bank advertising. He argued ads educate the public about banking, boost accounts, and make savings grow through sustained, purposeful investment in promotional material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motley H. Flint
Los Angeles
Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Mr. Flint
Lt 13
Wallace Outlines Ten Principles for Co operative Marketing
Secretary Wallace publishes a ten point guide for cooperative marketing through the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association. The rules stress member control efficiency expert management proper accounting sound finances and self perpetuation to sustain producer markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Wallace
State Bank
American Bankers Association
Walllace
What Bankers Think of the Labor Banks
A summary of bankers' views on labor banks three years after their introduction. Conservatives see the labor bank as a stabilizing link between capital and labor, promoting thrift and safer investments. Radicals fear abuses by credit controls, while overall evidence suggests no revolution in banking and that credit channels remain intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Bank
Shur
Aerican Bankers Ags
N Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. D. Luther
Mort Hirshberg
Fairfield
Ammerry Sond
Swains Tailor Shop
McKenzie & McKenzie
OODV
Choteau Post NO. 6
American Legion
Choteau Club
WM. Hodgskiss
B. I. Packer
ATS
Ammerm Bond
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
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