Red Cross Outlines Budget For Coming Year
The American Red Cross announces a 1923 24 budget of 4696 449.70 for domestic operations and 938 625.11 for foreign work plus 400 000 for disaster relief readiness. The plan includes 2 065 834.00 for assisted disabled veterans and 309 020.00 for Army Navy relief. The roll call runs November 11 to 29 with 3600 chapters worldwide.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Greece
Asia Minor
United States
Yser
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Europe
Wuder
Montana Ranks Third for Deer in National Forests
A rough US Department of Agriculture count shows nearly 441000 deer across national forests. California leads with about 185000, followed by Oregon 57000, and Montana with 41000, largest herd in Jefferson National Forest. Elk total reaches 40500 with the Teton Forest hosting the most elk in Wyoming. Hunting is allowed in open season except in designated refuges.
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United States Department of Agriculture
California
Oregon
Santiam National Forest
Montana
Jefferson National Forest
Idaho
Arizona
Kaibab National Forest
Grand Canyon National Game — Preserve
Teton National Forest
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
National Forest
Olympic Forest
Washington
Memoir of Flanders Field Fragment
Fragmentary verse about Flanders Field with lines recalling brave soldiers and the memorial context. The text blends garbled phrases with imagery of green prairies, battlefield sacrifice, and mothers yearning for sons lost to war.
Flanders Field Poem and Freight Revenue Note
A World War I era poem laments fallen soldiers and distant loved ones, followed by a freight revenue figure for the Great Northern: October shipments totaling $87,740.93, about $20,000 higher than October 1922. The item mentions Mrs. Corabel W. Ambrace as signer.
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Great Northern
Witness Holbrook to testify in Coburn shooting case
Mrs M A Holbrook stenographer and eye witness to the shooting of Captain Wm Coburn a Klan attorney by P E Fox editor of The Nighthawk will be a star witness when the case goes to trial.
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M.A. Holbrook
Wm. Coburn
P. E. Fox
Helena valuation places Montana power properties at 61 million
Tax listing sets the assessment for intercounty holdings of Montana Power Co Great Falls Power Co and Thompson Falls Power Co at sixty one million dollars for taxation purposes.
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Helena
Montana Power Co
Great Falls Power Co
Thompson Falls Power Co
Northern Montana orchards ship apples to eastern cities
Hamilton reports a large crop of apples from northern Montana orchards being shipped to eastern cities. Local growers say the harvest is abundant and demand is strong as shipments depart for markets along the coast and inland routes.
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Hamilton
Montana
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in Montana
Department of the Interior notice at Helena announces Patrick H. McMenomey of Armstead Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish land claims on sections in township 9S range 10W before U S Commissioner F L A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on December 28 1928. Witnesses include Archie C Henneberry Park T Scott Bartholomew J McMenemey and Elmer R Gordon all of Armstead Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Patrick H. McMenomey
Armstead
Range
West
FL A. Hazelbaker
U. Ss
Dillon
Archie C. Henneberry
Park T. Scott
Bartholomew J. McMenemey
Elmer R.gordon
A. Motz
Repis
Sheriffs Sale Notice of Beaverhead County Lands
J H Roberts plaintiff declares a sheriff sale against Hugh W Morrow Susanna Morrow and Margery B Briggs in Beaverhead County Montana. Sale at the courthouse front door Dillon on December 10 1928 at 2 pm includes extensive described land totaling about 4596.54 acres with water rights and a 14.14 acre right of way across sections 30 and 31 township 3 south range 16 west. Terms are cash. Dated November 14 1923.
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Sherifif
J. H. Roberts
Hugh W. Morrow
Susanna Morrow
Margery B. Briggs
Dillon
Beaverhead
Monta
Tavhehin
Montana Principal Meridian
Montana Meridian
Montana
Beaverhead County
Sheriff Sale of Montana Land and Water Rights
Anna C. Connolly sues John J. Dodge and Katherine Dodge. On December 11, 1923 at 2 p.m. at the Montana sheriff sale, 320 acres the north half of section 21, township 7 S, range 7 W, plus all water rights and related ditch, dam, pipe, and hydraulic rights and franchises. Auction led by A. C. Gruwell.
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Anna C. Connolly
John J. Dodge
Katherine Dodge
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Towit
Montana Principal Meridian
Farms and Ranches for sale near Dillon with various sizes
Listing of several farms and ranch properties around Dillon including 160 acre dairy and cattle parcels priced at 3200, 185 acre dairy and cattle at 5900, 480 deeded plus 1280 leased with sheep sheds and timber permits at 6500, 80 acre irrigated productive farm at 6000 with half cash, and a 720 acre stock ranch for lease. Also includes a Dillon residence first mortgage note of 750000 at percent interest.
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Dillon
A Basis for Business at Security State Bank
The Security State Bank invites patronage as a permanent institution offering safety accuracy and promptness. Officers Frank Landon president A F Waldorf vice president T J Mulany Marshall Field vice president B N Stevenson and F H Bramsman assistant cashiers pledge cooperation to advance patrons interests and grow usefulness in the community.
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Security State Bank
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Forest replanting proceeds in Montana and Idaho
A thousand acres of burned land in western Montana and northern Idaho were replanted with young trees this fall after drought delayed moisture until October 10. About 12 000 acres remain to be reforested, with 850 acres in the St Joe area and 150 acres near Lookout. Annual planting totals reach about 38 500 acres in the region. Kalispell renewed a five year contract with Mountain States Power Co.
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Montana
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
St. Joe Forest
Clear Creek
Falcon
Lolo Forest
Montana-Idaho Divide
Lookout
Forest Service
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Flanders Field
Vianders
Saan
Flanders
Corabel W. Ambrace
Tribune Book Store
Dickey’s Cash Store
del Monte
Thompson
Hoe Toye
Glendale Street
D. F. Mooney
A. C. Gruwisll
Dillon Furniture CO
A. C. Gruwell
Vite
Frank Landon
A. F. Waldorf
T. J. Mulany
Marshall Field
B. N. Stevenson
F. H
Bramsman
Asst. Cashiers
Kalispell
Mountain States Power Co
King Or
Castle Gate
Peacock
Standard Lumber
Dilson