American Ships Sail Seven Seas With U S Freedom Message
The United States charts a vast merchant fleet now sailing globally under the American flag. Officials like Albert D. Lasker and Rear Admiral W S Penson urge national support to sustain and grow the US Shipping Board fleet, highlighting luxury liners and palatial amenities for travelers and cargo.
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United States Shipping Board
United States
Seven Seas
Wei
Albert D. Lasker
United States Shippings Board
W. S. Penson
United States Shippingsoard
United States Navy
Admiral Benson
The Foolish Rich Reveal Sensible Moments When Broke
A quip notes some men display folly when wealthy, yet show sense when broke, suggesting money alters judgment and behavior in public life.
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Churches Notice
East Bannack street Edward Smith, minister. Sunday school 10:00 a m. Graded work for all ages. Prof. Lee R Light, superintendent. Morning worship 11:00 a m. A cordial welcome extended Epworth League 7:00 p m. Prof. J Scott Wiseman, president. Evening services 8:00 p m. An informal and helpful service. Midweek service Wednesday evening 7:30 with Bible study and prayer open to all.
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East Bannack St
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Advertisement
Dillon Montana advertises Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co with Frank Hazelbaker as president. Promotion claims the firm provides abstract and title services to the public, urging engagement and trust in property records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Endorsed at Home by a Local Resident for Doan's Kidney Pills
A Dillon resident, Geo. J. Baker, a retired farmer, endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after experiencing relief from backache and kidney symptoms. He asserts lasting benefit and urges others to try the same remedy sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N Y. backs the ad.
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Dillon
Doan
Geo. J. Baker
Railroad Ave
Government war insurance disbursements rise drastically
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance reports total disbursements of 226 million dollars plus for disability and death claims tied to World War I. May payments reached 10.7 million, with 221 612 checks issued from June 1 to June 15. Claims filed surged from 209 700 by May 1919 to 631 980 on June 1 1921.
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C. R. Forbes
Bureau of War Ish Insurance
Bureau
Dillon Flour Mill Brightens Beaverhead Region
The Beaverhead flour mill in Dillon supplies high grade flour to local and distant markets. The plant’s steady operation brings pride to Dillon and offers a positive note for the chamber of commerce to promote.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Chamber of Commerce
Physician and architect debate new western hospital design
In a western town a newly built orthopedic hospital sparks discussion between a physician and an architect. The doctor questions the building, while the architect notes a modern exterior and stringent internal treatment typical of hospitals.
Small Flat vs Larger Home Worth Comparison
A reader questions how a compact flat can hold the same value as a larger dwelling. The note argues saving money on furnishings and upkeep as the key advantage of the smaller space.
Federal war risk insurance payouts challenged in court
Judge Whitmer rules under the War Risk Act that insurance installments go to the named beneficiary only during life. After the beneficiary dies, future installments pass to the soldier’s heirs as if the soldier’s estate were being distributed, applying the decedent’s state intestacy laws.
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Whitmer
Cassarello
United States
District Court of the United States
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Siegle
United States Army
Patsy Gilette
Patsy Giletti
Patrick Gilleto
Patrick Chilant
Savino Cassarello
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
A Man May Never Be Made A Fool Of By Any Woman
This witty remark notes that while a man may claim immunity, there is always at least one woman capable of fooling him. The line reflects humor on romance and gender dynamics with a curiously sharp edge.
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending July 3 1921
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds for Beaverhead County including Rudolph A. Lasich 320 acres east of Dillon Ella Rosenbaum 240 acres Sheep Creek and Jacobine Peterson to Alfred Peterson 66 by 200 feet on Thomson Avenue. Also Edward Jordan to Margaret Fox 807.38 acres Sage Creek and quitclaim Adda Ford Richardson to Stephan Cook 820 acres Sage Creek. Ditch rights and water rights also noted with nominal consideration.
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Rudolph A. Lasich
Dillon
Ella Rosenbaum
Sheep Creek Basin
Jacobine Peterson
Alfred Peterson
Thomson Addition
Thomson Avenue
Edward Jordan
Margaret Fox
Sage Creek
Adda Ford Richardson
Stephan Cook
Edward A. Romain
Harry G. Davis
Upper Big Hole Basin
French-Capper Truth in Fabric Bill Favored by Montana Group
The Montana Development Association urges Montana's senators and representatives to push a Truth in Fabric bill toward a favorable federal report. In Great Falls April meetings, directors passed a resolution backing national enactment, noting broad national support and potential state action if Congress fails to act. The measure, supported by wool grower groups, faces opposition from woolen manufacturers.
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Montana Development Association
Montana
General Office
Association
Great Falls
Washington
Congress
Montana Wool Growers Association
Record wool sale sets Montana high price at 21 cents
Thirty five thousand pounds of wool sold at Harlow ton for 21 cents a pound by the Grain Growers association to George F. Gish of Denver for the Charles J. Webb company of Philadelphia. The purchase is the season's highest price in Montana, announced yesterday.
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Great Falls
Harlowton
Grain Growers’ Association, Inc
George F. Gish
Denver
Charles J. Webb Company
Philadelphia
Gish
Montana
Notice to creditors of the Bennett estate in Montana
The administratrix of the estate of Dollar B Bennett deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to Norris Hurd Collins law office in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County, to proceed with estate affairs.
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Dollar B. Bennett
Norris, Hurd & Collins
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
State of
Orns L
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of John T. Clay
Court summons creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first appearance of the administrator Lew L Callaway at Dillon Montana law offices. Estate business to be transacted in Beaverhead County with dates dated June 17 1921.
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John T. Clay
Lew. L. & EJ. Callaway
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Notice to Creditors Estate of Theodore K Batson
Notice to creditors for the estate of Theodore K Batson deceased. Administrator George T Banks announces claims must be filed with Roy E Stephenson law office in Dillon Montana. Publication dated June 24 1921 in Beaverhead County Montana.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Dillon Montana
Montana Mercantile Company will hold a stockholders meeting at its Dillon Montana office on Monday August 8 1021 at 2 PM to consider raising capital from 75000 to 150000 dollars by increasing shares from 140 to 300 at par 500. By order of the Board of Directors Frank Eliel secretary dated June 4 1921.
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Montana Mercantile Company
Montana
Dillon
Frank Eliel
Montana Mercantile Co
Notice of Water Appropriation on Ivy Pan Creek
Frank S Hoff man and Jessie B Woffman have appropriated water for irrigation from Ivy Pan Creek, tributary to Trail Creek and Horse Prairie Creek, an adjudicated stream in Beaverhead County Montana. An engineer was appointed to survey their ditches and report. Hoff man receives 328 statutory inches and Jessie Hoff man 28 inches. July 1 1921.
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Frank S. Hoffman
Jessie B. Woffman
Ivy Pan Creek
Trail Creek
Horse Prairie Creek
Beaverhead
Montana
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Mont. R. C
Jessie E.ffman
W. E. Stephenson
Medical Radium Use Surpasses Luminous Devices
Mr. Hamilton Foley of Standard Chemical, Pittsburgh, states that last year the company produced over 18 grams of radium and only 1.2 grams went to luminous materials while the remainder went to the medical profession. He notes the firm has supplied more than half of the world’s radium and prioritizes support for medicine.
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Hamilton Foley
Standard Chemical Company
Pittsburgh
Scientific American
Novel magnetism tests reveal steel defects
A steel sample is immersed in petroleum with fine iron filings. The steel′s residual magnetism attracts the suspended filings, marking the force lines that indicate broken areas and dark patches where defects exist.
New Jelly Making Method Cleans Juice by Freezing
A patent by M. C. Johnson describes concentrating fruit juice by freezing part of its water, then heating to coagulate suspendable material without flavor loss. After coagulated matter is removed the juice is sterilized at a lower temperature and jelified after sugar is added. Sugar before coagulation may improve clarification.
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M. C. Johnson
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McClurg Newspaper Syndicate
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Elliott Studio
Methodist
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Presbyterian Federated Churches
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E. H. Brundage
Undertaker
Dillon Flour Mill
Federal Decision War Insurance
Center St
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Fred Hungate
L. J. Tefft
Martin
J. A. LaMarche
Vipond
Chas. J. J. Burdick
Buffalo Head
Co. W. Tudson
Theodore K. Batson
Roy
George T. Banks
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