Notice to creditors in Worth estate Dillon Montana
Notice is hereby given by the executrix of the last will of Christopher L. Worth deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Claims must be mailed to the executrix at Norris Hurd Collins Dillon Montana Beaverhead County for the estate business.
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Christopher L. Worth
Norris, Hurd & Collins
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Montara
Summons in Basin Mercantile Co vs Martin Six
In Dillon Township Beaverhead County Montana Justice Court before Frank Nelson a summons is served on Martin Six requiring answer to a complaint filed by Basin Mercantile Co for 88.65 dollars for goods sold and delivered. If no answer by twenty days after service default judgment may be entered. Witness Frank Nelson Justice of the Peace dated January 8 1920. Pease Stephenson attorneys for plaintiff. 2-5
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Justice Court
Dillon Township
Beaverhead County
Montana
Frank Nelson
State of
American eagle invades Canadian town in Sandwich chase
The American eagle lands on a house roof in Sandwich Ontario. Crowds gather as the exhausted bird is chased through streets. Clyde Thornton captures the bird after tentative peace offerings fail, and residents report the creature to be named Roosevelt.
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Sandwich
Lot
Peter Streets
Detroit News
Clyde Thornton
Peters Street
Roosevelt
Thornton
Georgian claims on sewing machine inventor debate
The centenary of Elias Howe's birth is noted for easing women's labor and boosting garment production. The Savannah News contends Georgia native Francis R Goulding built and operated a sewing machine earlier, but Goulding never patented it, challenging Howe's primacy.
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Savannah
Elias Howe
Hartford Courant
Howe
Savannah News
Francis R. Goulding
Liberty County
Goulding
Glorgia
Vast Kolchak Gold Reserve At Omsk Reported
Foreign observers guided by the Omsk finance minister visited a room in which about 1,440,000 pounds avoirdupois of gold were displayed. The bullion, coins, and ingots were requisitioned by the Bolsheviks and later housed by the Omsky government to finance operations. A notable gold dish set once owned by Tereshchenko was among the relics.
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Ali Baba
Kolchak
Omsk
Tereschischenko
Omsky
Russia
Counting the Cost
A humorous exchange questions beef steak prices as a salesman adds charges for meat and bone, leaving the edible portion scarcely worth mentioning.
Guess TV Dinner Dilemma and Lost Safe Deposit Key
A fragment describes a humorous dinner line about sugar with a twist of mystery as a character explains they have some sugar left but misplaced the key to a safe deposit box. The dialogue hints at tension but remains light in tone.
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Freeman Ranch
Horse Prairie
Craver Ranch
Medicine Lodge
Mrs. Kimmel
Armstead
Richard Freeman
Gods of War Goddess Statues Reach New York Museum
Seven Sekhmett Mut statues, bought in England in 1914, arrive at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The ancient Egyptian goddess of strife, carved by Venetian sculptors from black granite, traces a long arc from Karnak finds to display in modern museums.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Sekhmett
Mut
England
Karnac
Malaria Spread Might Go Beyond Mosquitoes
Doctor Roux, former chief physician at a Jerusalem hospital, argues from twenty years of experience and others that malaria often occurs where mosquitoes are absent. He notes outbreaks align with soil disturbance for planting and suggests bad air or soil emanations may also play a role alongside Anopheles.
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Doctor Roux
St. Louis Hospital
Jerusalem
End of the World Beliefs Across Faiths
The passage notes Muslim belief in a secret timing for judgment and reports that Gabriel admitted ignorance on the matter. It compares Christian and Muslim views, cites Jesus’ prophecy about signs, and states early Christians expected immediate fulfillment though it did not occur, yet centuries passed with the world continuing.
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Gabriel
Mohammed
Jesus
Royal Grapes at Low Prices in France
Royal grapes from the Fontainebleau royal vineyard fetched 525 francs for 600 kilos at a September sale by the demesnes. Paris street grapes cost 20 to 25 sous per pound, prompting remark that royal fruit is cheap nowadays and buyers felt fortunate.
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France
Fontainebleau
Public Administrator Report for Beaverhead County Montana
Public Administrator Geo T Banks files a sworn return detailing estates of C H Anderson and Thomas Hunter in Beaverhead County Montana. It lists estate values 165.70 and 686.87 with expenditures and fees, noting balances and notary Roy S Stephenson in Dillon. Commission expires January 23, 1928.
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State of
Montana
Thomas Hunter
Beaverhead County
Roy S. Stephenson
Dillon
C. L. Pelot
J. M. McEntyre
Irving A. Harmon
Ornenros Pernenemasetamahesnnenas
John Mosher
Ccccesseercseees
H. B. Brown
Moncey
Pac Enecas Ee Eemene En Seneen Maerssea Senemenee
William H. Long
Ewarnernenses
Curt Aceccesowems
Aseneeee
Leon Giovanni
FCCR
Sienna Geo
Banes
A. D
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. Crowell
Washington St
Tribune Book Store
Royal Cafe
Btt
Harlebaker
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone’s
R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
Frank Hazelbaker
R. W. Baldwin, Selden, Rock Co
Neb
Twin Falls
Idaho
Co. T. Davidson
Hot Springs
Mont
The
Tribune
Beaverhead
Mediwnin
Box
Dillon, Mont
Osteopath
G. G. Brownback
Phillips Apts
Tripunse
Tribune Crize
the Tribune
Dennison's Best
Chevrolet Motor
Western Motor Supply Co
T. D. Moran
Propr
Stock Farm
Co. C. Newman
Metlen Hotel
Emma Worth
Martin Six
Pease & Stephenson
Canada
EAGLE
Europe
South America
Orient
United States
State Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mors
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Jos. C. Smith
District Court of the
County of
C. H. Anderson
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