Tribune Promotes Free Citizenship Help Column
The Tribune partners with the bureau of naturalization to answer readers questions on naturalization laws declarations of intention petitions for naturalization English classes and citizenship rights. Readers may submit questions addressed to the Editor Dillon Montana Americanization Naturalization and Citizenship column with name and address provided for direct letter responses and column publication.
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the Tribune
Bureau of Naturalization
United States Department of Labor
Tribune
Dillon
Montana
Receiver authorized to sell Jones Land Cattle lands
District Court grants order allowing B N Stevenson as receiver to sell lands of Jones Land Cattle Company in Deer Lodge and Beaverhead Counties. Bids may be received after May 17 1919 until sale. 5 percent of bid deposited. Details at Norris Hurd Collins offices.
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District Court
B. N. Stevenson
Jones Land Cattle Company
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Stevenson
Norris, Hurd & Collins
Best Candy Company Proprietor Certificate 1919
J P Best certifies under Montana law that he transacts business as The Best Candy Company as sole owner in Dillon Beaverhead County. He swears residence Dillon and seals the document dated April 18 1919.
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State OF Montana
Beaverhead
Ss. I
J. P. Best
Montana
Best Candy Company
J.P. Best
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Notary Public StephenSON Notarizes Montana Document
The document shows Notary Public Roy R. Stephenson of Dillon Montana signing and affixing a notarial seal. His commission expires January 28 1922. The text is a formal acknowledgment stating witness and seal with the date and place.
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Roy
Stephenson
State of
Montana
Dillon
James C. Hamilton Files 3 Year Homestead Proof
Notice from the U S Land Office Missoula Montana dated April 21 1919 states James C Hamilton of Grant Montana filed intent to make 3 year proof to claim NE Section 36 Township 9S Range 16W for the land. Witnesses named include James F Blair Hans Anderson James P Elmore and Serafine Roberts. The proof is to be before the Dillon Montana District Court Clerk on June 9 1919. Frank M McHaffie Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Missoula
Mont
James C. Hamilton
Grant
Montana
District Court
Dillon
James F. Blair
Hans Anderson
James P. Elmose
Serafine Roberts
Frank M. McHaffie
Register
Reward Offered For Sheep Thief And Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 256 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association
For Instance. The world can ill spare any vice among civilized people
A clipped quotation discusses vice as a complex trait that, while deformed, may contain some needed good in a civilized society. The remark appears in Ed Howe's Monthly and reflects 19th or early 20th century editorial thought.
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Ed. Howe
Police Probe On Pete Dishkent Death
Montreal Weekly Herald reports police investigate whether Pete Dishkent died by suicide or foul play. Officials pursue leads as investigators review scene and possible motives.
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Pete Dishkent
Montreal Weekly Herald
Climate Claim Destroys Cleopatra Needle Artifact
New York headlines report signs of disintegration on Cleopatra's Needle as weathering erodes hieroglyphs. Photographs show sandstone pieces peeling from the obelisk, prompting a rush to develop a protective stone preservative. London's counterpart on the Thames stands as observers await a solution.
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London
Thames
Obelisk Gift to New York Reaches Final Position
The Obelisk presented by the Khedive of Egypt arrived in New York after three years of effort, moved to its stand at noon January 23 at a cost near 100,000. The monument stands 69 feet high with a base 7 feet 8 1/2 inches square and weighs about 819 1/2 tons. It has traveled from Egypt through the Mediterranean to the Atlantic, a 6400 mile journey, and recalls empires from Pharaoh to Omar.
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Laculdamus Askamander Gorringe
U. N
Basto
Egypt
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Pharaoh
Red Sea
Shishak
Jerusalem
Ferodotus
Plato
Alexander the Great
Goshen
Strugle
Alexandria
Omar
Alfo
Painting Restoration Breakthrough by Metropolitan Chemist
Dr. William Kuckre of the Metropolitan Museum of Art reports a new painting process that successfully halted disintegration and restored damaged areas, after prior paraffin coatings failed. New York public reaction was one of relief and renewed confidence in art conservation.
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William Kuckre
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Paint protection and its economy in preserving structures
The article argues that paint, especially high grade oil paint with coloring pigments, is the most economical method to protect and maintain structures built of wood iron or cement. It asserts painted films are durable waterproof elastic and cost under a penny per square foot while extending surface life by years. It cites dwelling barns sheds posts fences wagons and windmills as benefiting from paint to prevent decay. Colored paints are noted to add two to three years to coating life.
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India
Counties Eager To Get Agents For 1919
Stock in county agents would sell above par just now. There are 60 counties in Montana and about 45 requesting a county agricultural expert from the State College. Twenty three counties have already been supplied. Counties with agents last year show strong interest in retaining them. The number of new agents this year is not signified by M L Wilden. The extension service aims to place agents widely with county support. Think in interest save.
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Montana
State College
M. L. Wilden
College Extension Service
America Owes France Debt of Gratitude
An editorial praising France’s wartime sacrifices notes patriotism and gratitude. It promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a stomach and intestinal treatment imported by Geo. H. Mayr of Chicago. The ad claims the product relieves gastric inflammation and prevents ailments, with a money back guarantee. Potts druggist carries it.
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America
France
Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Potts
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