Sheep Range For Lease In Frying Pan Basin
1 600 acres across four fields may be leased with another 1 600 acres outside lease. Sheltered terrain with little snow and plenty springs, miles of foot hill grazing. Suitable for 10 000 head and ideal lambing ground. Contact James Kirkpatrick Box 356 Dillon Montana 22 tf.
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Frying Pan Basin
Plenty Springs
James Kirkpatrick
Dillon
Mont
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for conviction of any camp robber. If
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Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association
Sheriff's Sale List for Montana Property in Beaverhead County
Stephen Cook sues F B Williams and Margarete Williams with a June 4 1919 sheriff sale at 2 PM at Dillon Montana for the east half of the southwest quarter section 13 township 7 south range 9 west plus an excluded seven acre parcel and 77.5 acres more or less with improvements, as per county deed records.
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Stephen Cook
F. B. Williams
Margarete Williams
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
M. M
Beaverhead County
Runnifhg
Public sale notice in Beaverhead County sheriff records
Dated May 14 1919 C K Wyman sheriff Beaverhead County announces a sale under writ with C C Gosman as under sheriff. The notice cites sale actions and authorities without detailing the goods or recipients.
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Teey
C. K. Wyman
Beaverhead County
C. C. Gosman
Notice to creditors in estate of J M McEntyre
Estate of J M McEntyre deceased. George T Banks administrator asks all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Pease Stephenson law office Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated May 14 1919 Dillon Montana.
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J. M. McEntyre
Pease & Stephenson
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
State of
George T. Banks
Notice of Forfeiture on Baltimore Lode Mining Claim
Frank Gorman of Dillon Montana declares failure of Charles Peterson co ownership in the Baltimore Lode Mining Claim Beaverhead County. He expended $100 in 1916 $100 in 1917 and labor on the claim through 1918 and notifies that after ninety days co owners must share costs or risk loss of title under Section 2324. Dated May 28 1919.
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Charles Peterson
Frank Gorman
Dillon
Montana
Elkhorn
Beaverhead County
Baltimore’” Lode
Baltimore” Lode
United States of America
Government Interference Seen as Barrier to Prosperity
C M Clark of Philadelphia argues against permanent government control of prices and industries. He says stabilizing wool wheat and hog prices may aid producers but long term policy disrupts recovery, urging prices be set by supply and demand rather than politicians or a government board.
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C. M. Clark
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Pacific
The
Oregonian
Mutual Support Between Citizens and Local Bank
A Victorian era plea for maximum cooperation between honest citizens and the local bank, emphasizing mutual helpfulness and the absence of reasons against broad collaboration for community benefit.
Labor and Capital Should Unite Against I W Wism
In a Courier editorial from Oakville Waugh, the piece argues for unity of labor and capital to crush I W Wism and bolshevism. It condemns the movement as destructively false to the downtrodden, citing exploiters in its ranks and urging defeat to restore cooperative industry.
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Waterloo Bay
J .W. W.ism
I. W. W.ism
Oakville, Waugh
Courier
YWCA Organizes France Advisory Department
The YWCA forms a France advisory department led by Miss Constance Clark of Pasadena with Miss Raith Austin of New York guiding contracts and rentals and Miss Mary Buchanan shaping remodeling and decor. The unit will oversee building equipment, curtains, plumbing supplies, and dining service projects, acting as a clearing house for all French association needs.
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Department of Finance
France
Constance Clark
Pasadena
Cal
Clark
Camp Lewis
Washington
Raith Austin
New York City
Mary Buchanan
Scotland
Y. W
Three Kinds of Stones Geography Lesson Tale
A Bedford area classroom geography moment features a teacher presenting stone types and a pupil named Fred responds with a quip about whet stones grindstones and tombstones highlighting limestone’s regional importance.
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Bedford
Fred
Indianapolis News
Banking a Community Service Propels War Effort
Banks emerged as central to wartime effort by hosting Liberty loan drives and expanding staff. They provided desks and force, becoming key community assets. The article notes banks help smooth capital labor tensions and push farm prosperity through broader service.
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