Japanese Newspapers as Social Force Across Nation
A historical piece discusses Japan's press strength noting its wide reach and influence on public opinion with massive daily circulation. It contrasts press freedom and power with political stances, then shifts to a Montana mortgage filing involving Charles Dawes and a property in Teton County.
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Caracter
Japan
Court seal and term details in 1924 district action
The document records a district court seal and witness statement dated September 12 1924 with the court clerk Blanche M Jacobson and attorney James Sulgrove for plaintiff in Choteau Montana.
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Blanche M. Jacobson
James Sulgrove
Plaintiff
Choteau
Montana
Renowned rupture expert to visit Great Falls two days
Rupture appliance authority C. F. Redlich will hold free consultations September 25 and 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls. He will demonstrate modern devices to restore normal comfort, with no charge for inspection and affordable prices. Home office listed as 335 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Rainbow Hotel
C. F. Redlich
Redlich
Democrats of Te ton county meet at Chateau Saturday 1924
Notes record a September 6 meeting of Te ton county Democrats held at Chateau. E D Forrest chaired, H B Ashworth secretary, H J McGregor chosen as state committee man, and vacancies in precinct committees to be filled. Beyond the meeting, local items include visits, sales, teaching moves, and community notices.
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Teton County
Chateau
E. D. Forrest
Mr. Forrest
H. B. Ashworth
H. J. Mcgregor
Mrs J M Weaver Sets Out For Butte Visit
Mrs J M Weaver departed Tuesday for Butte to spend a few days visiting friends and familiarizing herself with the region.
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J. M. Weaver
Butte
Local publishers transact business in Chateau on falls trip
A. Busey and David Craig of Conrad were in Chateau on Wednesday en route to the Falls. They report crops in their area are turning out better than expected. Jimmy Pridham went to Helena with Dr. C. J. B. Stephens to enter St. Charles Academy for law studies and plans to complete the final two years at the University of Mississippi.
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Charlotte
James Looney
Bozeman
Luke Keogh
U. S. Gap
Chateau
T. A. Busey
Conrad Independent
David Craig
Conrad
Falls
Jimmy Pridham
Helena
C. J. B. Stephens
St. Charles Academy
State University
Missoula
Farmington Notes Highlight Family Visits and Local Activities
Herman Rathman returns to his sister Mrs. Arensmeyer's home as relatives visit. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ed Anderson's house with a large turnout and luncheon. Several local youths attend high school. few drive. Gerard Rathman of Los Angeles visits family. Miss Elenora Lindseth teaches at Aga wam and visited home fans.
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Herman Rathman
Ernest Aressmyer
Ladies Aid
Ed. Anderson
Bench
Gerard Rathman
Los Angelfornia
Ernest Arensmeyer
Elenora Lindseth
Lindseth
Agawam
H. P. Krugar
Chateau
John Edwards
H. Evenson
S. Lindseth
Ted Anderson
Johnson Ranch
Bynum
Molly Lemon
J. B. Connor
Montana Enacts Article XXII for World War Veterans Bonds Tax
The 1924 act proposes adding Article XXII to Montana’s constitution to provide adjusted compensation to bona fide residents who served in U S armed forces during World War I and authorize indebtedness bonds and tax levy. It requires submission to voters in the November 1924 general election and details registration closing for the November 4 election in Teton County.
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Montana
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Legislative Assembly
State OF
Phrase from wartime draft law text about active duty
Text outlines criteria for compulsory military service during World War I. It specifies active duty in US Army Navy or Marine Corps between April 6, 1917 and November 11, 1918 for more than two months and extends to allied governments’ forces under US associations. Continued on last page.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Lena
Alimony Suit Filed in District Court of Montana
The District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District in Teton County Montana issues a summons in the divorce case of Sarah Williams plaintiff versus Harry Williams defendant. The defendant is ordered to answer the complaint within twenty days of service or a default judgment may be entered. The action seeks a decree dissolving the marriage alleging the defendant has failed to support the plaintiff for over a year and deserted her in July 1928 with continued separation. The notice is dated August 18 1924 with first publication August 29 1924.
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G. F. Westcott
C. B. Iabaugh
May Clabaugh
Charles .C.layton
W. S. Houghton
Martin Nelson
Montana
Prince
Gaia
C.B
Clabaugh May
Clabaugh
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
County of
Teton
Sarah Williams
Harry Williams
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