Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract Weekly
From the Beaverhead Abstract Company ledger for the week ending December 29, 1928. Transactions include patents to George W. O’Neal for 40 acres in Clark’s canyon and Alf O. Pettersen for 322.89 acres in Horse Prairie. Also a quitclaim deed for Fred E. Dingley to R. J. Dansie for 160 acres in Clark’s canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Abstract Company
George W. O’neal
Clark’s Canyon
Uu. S. A
Alf O. Pettersen
Horse Prairie
Fred E. Dingley
R. J. Dansie
Mary A. Gist
Grant Kenison
Dillon
William H. Billings
Maplewood
New Jersey
T. E. Gilbert
Montana
Frank P. Madden
Nash Lode
Elkhorn
D. W. Erwin
Argenta
Beaverhead County
Perseverance Resolve to Run or Creep
A fragmented quotation by John Bunyan reflects a resolve to persevere. It states the speaker will run when possible, go when able, and creep when constrained, illustrating steadfast endurance.
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John Bun Yan
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cough Relief
Stubborn coughs yield quickly under Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Dose held in the throat before swallowing to calm irritation. Pine tar and laxative honey aid healing of cold affected surfaces and ease night coughs. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Eastern clergy clash with inaugural ball at White House
The 40 years old item recalls clergymen opposing the White House inaugural ball, with Montana asserting freedom to dance. A Dillon note jokes about police blotter sanity and a male club debate on whether a bustle is an ornament luxury or fraud, barring women listeners.
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M the Tribune
White House
Montana
Dillon
Electric meters spark Dillon residents in 1899 dispute
In Dillon, residents object to the light company’s meter installation and the cost borne by customers. The debate likens meters to grocery scales. Also noted the Yellow Kid stage show coming Jan 20 and a Butte motor car owner planning a Yellowstone park trip next summer, warning of runaways from the “snorting monster.”
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Tribune
Dillon
Yellow Kid
Hogan's Alley
Ition Theatre
Butte
Yellowstone _park
Greents Purchase Idaho Street Prairie Palley
Harry Graves and Homer Harrison bought the palley on Idaho street from Id Farnsworth. O M Best returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in the east. Norman Holden named by Governor Norris as delegate to the trans Misssouri dry land farming congress.
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The
Tribune
Harry Graves
Homer Harrison
Idaho
Id Farnsworth
O. M. Best
Norman Holden
Norris
Vythagoras Advice Questioned In Hillsboro Notice
The Hillsboro News Heral d notes the ancient maxim on silence being ignored and questions whether anyone ever heeded it. It frames the quote as a scholarly aside about communication value.
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Vythagoras
Hillsboro News-Herald
Sweden’s Antiquity First Historical Reference Noted
The article notes Tacitus’ Germania as the earliest historical reference to Sweden, published in AD 98 or 99, marking a key antiquity in Swedish history.
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Sweden
Tacitus
Germania
A. PD
Maude Adams Plans Return to Stage in Readings
Rumor says American actress Maude Adams, who left acting for a cloistered life a decade ago, will reappear in New York with a series of readings from her repertoire.
California Fig Syrup Ad For Children Learn Warning
An old style advertisement touts "California Fig Syrup" as a gentle laxative for children with constipation and colic. It claims quick cleansing of bowels, no narcotics, and a tasty product, urging mothers to demand genuine California Fig Syrup by brand name to avoid imitations.
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Phillips
California
Speed of Falling Body Reaches Terminal Velocity
An experiment measured a man’s fall from height and found air resistance keeps speed from increasing beyond a terminal velocity, observed at under 200 miles per hour. The dummy reached terminal velocity after falling about 1,600 feet.
Glow Worm Mystery Among Insects
The glowworm, though called a worm, is a beetle living in grass and similar places. About 500 glow producing insects exist and the reason for their glow remains largely a secret. If learned it could aid scientists in creating heatless light, a long sought goal. Various theories exist but none fully explain the glow.
Tornado Hotspot Map Details Regional Pattern
The article notes tornadoes mainly hit the U S from Texas through Nebraska and Missouri with Mississippi Alabama Iowa Illinois North Dakota and Minnesota also affected. Outside this Mississippi Valley region twisters are rare and California and New England see little activity.
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United States
Mississippi Valley
Nature Magazine
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Mississippi
Alabama
Iowa
IlHinois
Dakotas
Minnesota
California
New England
Fashion color palette described in vivid garment wall display
The Kansas City Times piece portrays a designer named Trever describing a silk fashion wall with shifting hues. It moves from olive ecru to nutmeg and bouclé tones, ending in a riot of browns and verdigris as the sun alters each shade.
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Airdale
Kit Fox
L.tell. You
Kansas City Times
Traditional Hungarian Petticoats Frame Rural Fashion
In rural Hungary women wear eight to twelve embroidered petticoats in different colors and woolen stockings. A village flirt who wore silk hose faced public opprobrium while dresses and linens are heirloom dowry pieces passed mother to daughter.
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Hungary
Europe
English Legacy On Mosquito Coast Buccaneer Outposts
The passage notes that if the Nicaraguan canal is built and a U S naval base established off the Mosquito coast near Little Corn Island, personnel would encounter a population still speaking Early Modern English. These people are descendants of British buccaneers who used letter of marque against Spain. The Corn Islands sit about 60 miles from Nicaragua, forming southern outposts of buccaneer settlements guarding sea routes to the strait and beyond toward Spain.
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United States
Mosquito Coast
Little Corn Island
Spain
Yucatan Strait
Two
Corn Islands
Nicaraguan
Bottle Neck
Helen Myles Prefers Home School Over Public School
A five year old Private Tutor Helen believes she is too young for school. She envies neighbors starting school this year and, after hearing tales from sophisticated peers, declares that she will stay home and let her father teach her.
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Helen
ACloud for a Lining and a Splendid Present
A Yorkshire Post snippet recalls a first quarrel after a honeymoon ending with the wife praising a lavish wrap gifted by her husband Percy. The friend remarks on the wrap’s cloud and silver-fox motif, noting the stylish gift as a consolation and symbol.
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Percy
Yorkshire Post
Colonial Bedsteads and Turn-Up Beds in New England Homes
Alice Morse Earle describes the turn-up bedstead popular in New England. A rope network framed the bed and hinged to the wall at the head. At night the foot rested on heavy legs. by day the frame and bedding folded up to the wall with homespun curtains.
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New England
Alice Morse Earle
Language barriers hinder mission work in southern tribes
A loguist notes the lack of books or teachers among southern tribes and the challenge of seven distinct tones in one tribe. The note highlights the vast Babel like languages and the risk that wrong intonation can alter word meaning.
Big Churches and Dominating Skyscrapers in Vision for Humanity
The essay argues for oversized churches and grand architecture to shape minds and power. It cites Rockefeller, Mussolini, and historical cathedrals, urging imagination control and progress through monumental buildings and cultural ideals.
War weariness and reform urged as nations fail self discipline
The speaker laments half hearted vows to end war and urges personal and national reform. He notes Europe cannot stop fighting while America should mind its own business, yet prosperity rests on continued large scale spending tied to the war’s costs.
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Europe
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Henry C Burfiend
In the Montana district court Gladys Burfiend as administratrix petitions for sale of all real property of the estate of Henry C. Burfiend. A hearing is set for January 7, 1929, at 10 a.m. in Dillon. Publication of this order is required for two consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Henry C. Burfiend
Gladys Burfiend
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Henry G. Rodgers
Adv
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Josephine Tritt
In Beaverhead County Montana the administratrix Annie E Nelson of the estate of Josephine Tritt deceased gives notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown at the Law Office of J E Kelly Dillon Montana the transaction place for the estate. Dated at Dillon Montana January 2 1929 Adv 1-4
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Josephine Tritt
Josephine ‘Tritt
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
Ontana
Annie E. Nelson
Tritt
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules for Constipation Relief
Dr Caldwell promotes a natural mild vegetable remedy for constipation. He warns against drastic purges and endorses Syrup Pepsin for constipation biliousness sour stomach headaches and fevers. A trial bottle can be obtained by writing Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Monticello
Tinois
Keeping Faith Says Sage of Chinatown
The Sage of Chinatown Oi Ho urges personal integrity as foundational to trust, stating a strong ran means keeping faith with oneself and with others, as quoted by the Washington Star.
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Oi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Beaverhead County Montana
The Sheriff of Beaverhead County Montana advertises a sheriffs sale for January 19, 1929 at 12 oclock noon at the court house steps in Dillon. The sale covers multiple described lands in sections townships and ranges in Beaverhead County including undivided interests in sections nine ten nineteen and thirty one and many quarters and halves as part of the Mussigbrod estate with First State Bank of Philipsburg and interveners named in the notice.
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Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
First State Bank OF
Phillipsburg
Atolheties
Herman S
Mussigbrod
Mary S&s
Ludwig S. Mussigbrod
Herman S. Mussigbrod, JR
Ludwig
Helene Cremer
Martin
S.mussigbrod
Herman S. Mussigbrod
Sherm
Sherifi
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Ranga
W. C. Orr
Hartwig
Undersheriff
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