Notion to Creditors in Estate of William Fruin
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of William Fruin Deceased announces to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at Gilbert Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana. W G Gilbert Administrator of the Estate of William Fruin Deceased. Gilbert Gilbert and T F McFadden Dillon Montana attorneys for administrator. Date of first publication May 20.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
William Fruin
Gilbert & ‘Gilbert
Dillon
W. G. Gilbert
Gilbert & Gilbert and
T. F. McFadden
Dr W J Romersa Dentist Offices Formerly Occupied
Dr W J Romersa dentist with offices formerly occupied by Dr Rathbone. Contact via phone 65-W.
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W. J. Romersa
Dr. Rathbone
Dillon notes optimistic harvest and local visits
The column records a flood of local activity with a booming hay and grain outlook in the Big Hole valley. Residents from Bedrock to Virginia City visit Dillon, including Ed Roe, Elmer Selway, Sam Shefer, Mollener, and Snyder, plus various trips to Butte and Elkhorn Springs.
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Big
Ed. Roe
Dillon
Bedrock
William Dunn
Watsonville
Argenta
The
Tom Sweet
Walkerville
Mae Sprinkle
Ruby
Andy Williams
Alder
Lorenzo Cushing
C. &. Thornton
Elkhorn Springs
Cushings
Chrys Snyder
Reichle
Matt Pough
Frank Woodside
Spokane
John Schneider
Mary ° Schneider
Beaverhead County High School
Misg
Pearl Schneider
Justin Brundage
Lakeview
Finlye Watson
Earl Wheat
Elkhorn
Otto Gosman
Lima
Board of County ‘Commissioners
van Evang
Jess Finsley
Jackson
Vern McMannis
Dell
Vaun Ward
Wes
Grant
H. EB. Ward
Whitehall
Emery Smith
Butte
Edgar ‘Rife
Mary O’brien
Armstead
G. R. Squires
Wisdom
Frank Tait
Joe Wall
Clarence Wall
Leo Truax
Henry ‘Thompson
Martinell
Better Mailing Week Urges Careful Postal Addressing
The article highlights vast losses from misaddressed mail, dead letters, and unreturnable packages, noting 200 million pieces of mail received directory service annually. It cites $1.74 million yearly extra costs and calls for a nationwide Better Mailing Week in June to stress careful addressing and reduce waste. The piece mentions Uncle Sam and the post office department, with references to New York City costs and ongoing postal logistics challenges.
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United States
Sam Hag
Post. Office
United States Treasury
Postal ‘Service
New York City
Postal Service
Post Office Department
New
Advertising flaws in mail campaigns debated by Postmaster General
The Postmaster General warns businessmen about unsafe mailing practices that hinder mail delivery. He notes many firms omit return addresses and full street details on letters and advertising, causing waste and costly nixies. Returning “Not Found” letters harms advertisers more than it helps.
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Yanter General New
New
High Production to Continue Through 1926 Forecast
R H Grant Chevrolet sales manager reports production will stay strong into the second half of 1926 after three months of dealer visits. Demand remains steady nationwide with no single region dominating. Farmers in the drought’s end in the southwest are expected to bolster purchases later, while manufacturers hold unfilled orders and anticipate slight gains without major production shifts. He notes May begins with continued healthy prospects and rapid turnover for dealers.
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R. H. Grant
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Grant
Montana Exports 1924 Reach 4.8 Million. Wyoming Leads Region
Montana finished 1924 with exports valued at 4 776 865 dollars, ranking 41st in the nation. Delaware led the list with slightly over 5 million, while Wyoming trailed Montana by about 140 thousand. Other nearby states followed, as national trade totaled 4 498 151 936.
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Montana
Department of Commerce
Delaware
Wyoming
Colorado
North Dakota
Idaho
United States
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Tiiola
California
New Jersey
Louisiana
Michigan
Virginia
Ohio
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Nebraska
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Commerce Department
Klein
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