Abstract and Title Co Promotes Prompt Abstracts
Southern frontana Abstract and Title Co led by Frank Harlebaker promotes prompt abstracts and complete plant-based detailing for titles and records in Dillon Montana.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
3
Southern frontana Abstract and Title Co led by Frank Harlebaker promotes prompt abstracts and complete plant-based detailing for titles and records in Dillon Montana.
Advertisement notes weekly sheet music arrivals and orders for out of stock pieces. Mentions war context with 1918 outcome question and 1920 egg pricing at 90 cents per dozen. Includes phone contact 70F 1-2 and a tax reference.
A timeline of Theodore Roosevelt's influence and key events from 1903 to 1918. It notes urging arbitration with Britain and Germany over Venezuela in 1903, the 1905 Panama incident, the Portsmouth peace in 1905, Roosevelt receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906, and his death on January 6, 1919 at age sixty.
The account recalls Theodore Roosevelt learning of McKinley’s death as he prepared to defend against war. It highlights his creed to “speak softly and carry a big stick” and notes tensions with Germany and Britain as aggressive moves loomed.
The narrative recalls Roosevelt using the big stick to avert German aggression against Venezuela and to end the Russo Japanese War by guiding the Portsmouth peace conference. It also notes his domestic life, his Harvard education, and two marriages to Miss Alice Hathaway Lee and Miss Edith Kermit Carow as he returned from Europe after a failed mayoral bid.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Frank Landry deceased. Administrator with the Will annexed John Tessier directs claims with vouchers to be filed within four months after first publication at the law offices of Lew L. & E. J. Callaway Dillon Montana. Beaverhead County Montana. Dated January 18 1921.
Notice to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at the law offices of Lew L. & E. J. Callaway Dillon Montana for the estate in Cleaverhead County. Carleton Innes administrator dated Dillon Montana January 18 1921.
Beaverhead County will pay a 25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who dump rubbish along any county highway. Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County By D D McKnight Chairman of Board Dillon Mont June 8 2024.
The regular annual meeting will be held at the company's office 467 Thompson avenue at ten o clock a m February 1 1921 for election of officers for the ensuing year and other business. James Kirkpatrick President.
Cement replaces wood in new Monrovia cottages showcased by Popular Mechanics. One story dwellings feature concrete roofs magnesite doors five inch poured cement walls waterproofing and Spanish leather stained floors. Fireproof construction and minimal trim ease cleaning with enclosed courts offering outdoor privacy.
A circulating library of pictures replaces books at the Brooklyn YWCA drawing from today to loan reproductions for two weeks or a month. Each portrait includes the artist’s life, painting significance, and art history data to educate subscribers and potential buyers.
Spain, a major iron ore center shipping to Europe and America, sees Krupps’ plan for a large Bilboa branch to produce agricultural machinery. The project aims to challenge American firms with a substantial market foothold.
Of the 157 varieties of passenger cars made in the United States thirty five come from Michigan Indiana is next with twenty three Ohio has twenty two New York fifteen and Pennsylvania and Illinois are tied at ten each There are 122 automobile manufacturing concerns outside of Michigan.
A playful notice suggests the phrase peaceant and victory gains a deeper meaning when paying income tax, mixing light humor with tax language in a Boston Transcript style.
Ileury Detwiler born in Langenbruck Switzerland December 18 1705 studied medicine then joined a voyage with 400 French refugees after Napoleons defeat. He treated a dysentery outbreak aboard and settled in the Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania gaining prominence for diagnosing bilious colls from apple butter. He studied Hahnemannism and dispensed the first Pennsylvania remedy in 1828. He befriended Hahnemann in Paris and donated natural history specimens to colleges. He founded an iron industry and died at ninety two.
The Hill 60 battlefield site, long a symbol in British memory, is reported sold to a brewer. The London Times notes a hotel may be erected on the site once famed for Loos and later battles, with the hill’s heroic memories enduring even as the landscape is repurposed.
A wartime income tax receipt urges a man to speak of his part in the war. The cost in dollars remains to be paid, signaling continued civic duty and financial contribution to the war effort.
A cautionary note urges buyers to verify title before purchase noting unseen problems can derail deals. The ad invites readers to call for a detailed explanation of the service offered.
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