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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
5
Thomas A. Jackson administrator announces a formal notice to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be presented at the law offices of Len L. & J. Callaway in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County.
Adbbant. JULICELLE R. F. TATTERSALL, Clerk. Date of first publication, April 30th, A. D. 1920, 18-21.
The article traces Antonio Moreno starting in a Northampton stock company after Willistown Seminary, then working with Leslie Carter and Constance Collier in Thais. He moved to silent drama with Edith Storey Irene Castle and Pearl White, then signed a long-term contract with Albert E. Smith of Vitagraph for serial work. His striking black eyes hair and “golden pallor” are noted as ideal screen traits.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana Olmstead Stevenson Company sues B C R Reed to recover 3608.95 for foods wares and merchandise sold and delivered with no payments made. The clerk notes the summons dated April 18 1920 and warns failure to answer will result in default judgment.
Attorney General Fowler opines that grocers will be barred from selling flavoring extracts with high alcohol content to patrons. The Ely Nevada Record notes the ruling targets beverages flavored with strong spirits and sets a policy shift for retail grocers.
George L. Ramsey, president of the Montana Joint Stock Land Bank, testified before the senate banking committee against the Smoot bill. He touts amortized loans at 6 percent with 33 years to repay, enabling farmers to pay off mortgages without compound interest. Ramsey argues this keeps farmers on the land, noting Montana mortgage rates often exceed 8 percent.
The first bale of cotton is celebrated in many markets with an auction to advertise the crop. Buyers compete for the privilege, driving prices to notable figures as the event showcases advertising prestige.
From the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books a list of property transfers during the week ending May 1 1920 includes patents for 160 acres on Horse Prairie to Fred Massie and 160 acres on Sage Creek to Henry M. Birrer. Andrew V. Birrer acquires 312.80 acres near Dell and William A. Armitage 80 acres in Big Hole Basin. Albert Caine Morrow gains 320 acres southwest of Dillon. Several small lot transfers occur on North Pacific Street Kentucky Avenue and Maiden Creek with nominal consideration. Transfers involve the Husted Hirschy Schuler Burden Wilson and Patrick families and the Maiden Creek Live Stock Company. Also recorded are 159.92 to 159.98 acre Big Hole Basin deeds Alfred Cox to George M. Clemon and a mining deed from Robert Crozier to John Willman. A notice of pendency of action against Albce Company is listed regarding quiet title.
Jennie Doe Brown and others authorize Dr Peter S Mussigbrod to Ludwig Mussigbrod granting power of attorney. An annual statement of Water Users Reservoir Company was filed along with a notary commission for J B Pan.
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Frank Hazelbaker serves as president of Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co in Dillon Montana with the firm handling local land records and title services.
The Beaverhead Milling & Elevator Company will hold its regular annual stockholders meeting at the company's office in the elevator on Saturday May 15 1920 at 2 30 PM to elect officers and transact business. I F Hunsaker president and John Albers secretary report. Formaldehyde sa grain. City Drug Co. Adv. 18 19
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