Florida Relief Records Highlight Red Cross Efforts
The American Red Cross reports its largest hurricane relief effort in Florida with 50 000 homeless and 4 000 injured. It cites 62 disasters in the year ending June 30 1926 and compares Florida with the Midwest tornado of 1925. A national relief fund of 5 million dollars supported ongoing rehabilitation and disaster readiness. The organization notes 15 foreign catastrophes aided and announces the Tenth Annual Roll Call from November 11 to 25.
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Florida
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Henry L. Baker
Gulf Coast
Moorehaven
Clewiston
Miami
East Coast
Midwest
John Barton Payne
New Jersey
Lfe
Mexico
Backward glance from 1885 Dillon notes
Tribune recalls 41 years ago with quirky items from Dillon Montana. A cowboy named John Doe faced Justice Holden for carrying a deadly instrument and paying a fine. George Savage finishes a home built hearse praised as finest of its kind for Montana.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Missouri
John Doe
Doe
George Savage
Montana
Real Estate Transfers Beaverhead Abstract Company Week Ending November 13 1926
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending November 13 1926. Transfers involve properties and parties recorded during that period, reflecting ownership changes and associated legal formalities in Beaverhead County.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land Grants in Centennial Valley and Melrose Land Near Melrose
United States grants transfer of 640 acres in Centennial valley to Frank I Anangst, 80 acres near Melrose to Hamp ton D Ewing as trustee, and 640 acres near Centennial valley to Richard Shipe.
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United States of America
Richard Shipe
Centennial Valley
Transfers Of Several Centennial Valley Land Parcels
The records show multiple land transfers including Freda Frizzell to Rebecca Fox for 320 acres and Frank KE Anangst to Cook Sheep Co. for 640 acres in Centennial valley. Additional deeds include Hampton D. Ewing trustee to Wood Livestock Co. for 80 acres near Melrose and Rebecca E. Fox to H E Thompson. Joseph M. Halterman to Charles H. Humes 1 percent of two lots in the original Dillon townsite. William C. Stahl to Louis Stahl two lots in Mauldin's addition to Dillon and EF Burgin acquiring 160 acres with Gertrude Barnes Myrtle C. Donaldson Thomas A. Jackson and Ollie M. Marney as grantors in Centennial valley.
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Freda Frizzell
Rebecca Fox
Centennial Valley
Frank KE. Anangst
Cook Sheep Co
Hampton D. Ewing
Wood Livestock Co
Melrose
Rebecca E. Fox
H. E. Thompson
Joseph M. Halterman
Charles H. Humes
Dillon
William C. Stahl
Louis Stahl
Mauldin
Gertrude Barnes
Myrtle C. Donaldson
Thomas A. Jackson
Ollie M. Marney
EF. V. Burgin
Elza Smith Returns to Duties at First National Bank
Thirty one years ago the Tribune reports Elza Smith has recovered from illness and resumed duties at the First National bank. George Gray, proprietor of the Old Faithful boarding house, conducted business here before part of the week as a spur of the Oregon Short Line railroad planned for Daley's canyon to haul rock for Norman college foundation.
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the Tribune
Elza Smith
First National Bank
George Gray
Old Faithful
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Daley’s
Norman College
Land Transfers From Vermont Loan & Trust to Nelson King
Vermont Loan & Trust Co transfers 160 acres near Dillon beach to Nelson J. King. Lizzie Price sells 320 acres in Centennial valley to Maily & Co.
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Vermont Loan & Trust Co
Nelson J. King
Dillon Beach
Lizzie Price
Maily & Co
Centennial Valley
Jail at courthouse empty after years of occupancy
Mrs. Jos C. Smith and her young son plan to visit relatives in Williston North Dakota as the courthouse jail remains vacant for the first time in many years.
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the Tribune
State leases 128000 acres to ranchers in Beaverhead
W P Pilgeram of Great Falls and I C Biering of Bozeman completed a study in Beaverhead and Madison counties. They designated 128000 acres as in lieu land to be leased to sheepmen and cattlemen at 60 to 80 per section with first year rentals around 15000. Beaverhead county hosts the most state land. locals aided classification and cooperation. The Red Cross is a principle of life.
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W. P. Pilgeram
Great Falls
L. C. Biering
Bozeman
Beaverhead County
Biering
Pilgeram
Beaverhead
Madison
M. Pilgeram
Mining claims noted in Montana districts ownership list
Records show A H French and others filed for Last Chance lode mining claim and G W Elder for Tally Ho and Union lodes in the Montana mining district. Notes on Red Cross foreign aid, measles versus scarlet fever mortality, Venice motorboat trend, Roman coins found, Tokio petitioners charged, royal petition laws, and tuberculosis egg transmission.
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A. H. French
Louis Stahl
Earl Opp
G. L. Banks
N. P. Christiansen
R. S. Roberson
A. F. Waldorf
Montana
G. W. Elder
Union Lodes
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advert
A Nebraska man recalls three sleepless nights caused by a persistent cough and credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with rapid relief. He notes his family also benefited and suggests keeping the remedy on hand as an economical large-family purchase from Potts, The Druggist-Adv.
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Nebraska
Foley
Potts
For Rent One Bedroom And Housekeeping Apt
One bedroom unit and a housekeeping apartment available at 305 South Washington. Contact via phone 123 J for details and availability.
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South
Washington
Quartz lamp tests pearls for quality in new device
A refined quartz lamp claims to distinguish good pearls from bad, offering a potential tool for jewelers. The invention highlights a simple lighting assay that could speed up grading without destructive testing.
Red Cross Aids Thousands Of Veterans And Servicemen
The Red Cross assists about 83 000 disabled veterans and families each month and supports roughly 242 000 men in active service. Help "carry on" by joining today.
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The
Red Cross
Hindu Jainist Millionaire Tests Vegetarian Dogs
A wealthy Hindu Jainist experiment introduces non-carnivorous dogs fed a vegetarian diet to suppress instinctual killing. The project aims to create dogs that do not kill or eat meat through sustained dietary and conditioning methods.
Short Talks by Thoughtful Mothers
A Pennsylvania consumer endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for croupy children and feverish colds. The testimonial notes no opiates or chloroform and emphasizes sanitary production and reliability. Potts Drug Store advertises the product to thoughtful mothers.
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Pennsylvania
Foley
Potts
Tattersall's Roasters for Your Thanksgiving Turkey
Tattersall's Roasters offers ready to cook turkey options for Thanksgiving. Local shoppers can find prepared birds and related sides at Tattersall's stores with holiday discounts and pickup details.
Coolidge Urges Renewed Red Cross Membership
President Coolidge calls on all Americans to resume support for the Red Cross, framing it as both a privilege and a duty shared by the nation.
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President Coolidge
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