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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

15 Sep 1922

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1922

Page

3

Notice of Public Land Claim by Harry L Morris at Dillon

Department of the Interior announces Harry L Morris of Grant Montana filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim on Lot 8 Section 15 Township 10 South Range 13 West Montana Meridian. Hearing before W F E Stephenson Clerk of District Court Dillon Montana on September 28 1922. Witnesses listed Christopher S Howard William Munckton George Kanzler and Henry Manz all of Grant Montana. 0 MOTZ Register.

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Department of the Interior U. S. Lands Office Helena Montana George Lanon Armstead Shane Township Range 12 Montana Meridian W. FE. Stephenson District Court Dillon Leonard D. Brown Richard J. Freeman Thomas A. Craver Carl K. Decker F. A. Motz Register U. S. Land Office Harry L. Morris Grant Range 13 Meridian Christopher S. Howard William Munckton George Kanzler Henry Manz Motz U.S. Land Office Louis Schmittroth Township 7 South Range 10 West A. Hazelbaker United States Edgar Johnson William FE. Johnson Joseph H. Winter Albert Hirschman William T. Hayes Bannack H. E Wynem SW Sey AEX Range W. E.stephenson Dillon, Hone Laimant William 9S. Tash William H. Mackay Polaris James D. Harrison Jesse D. Lee Department of the’ Interior Areleng Louis A. Grove Carl C. L. Grove Huron South. Dakota Seynw W. E. Stephenson Harris A. Bolton Warm Springs Charles W. Scott David A. Sullivan George M. Gosman Amanda S. Cole Adella Sanders Missoula Care County T. S R. W West F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Florence Ditty Roy Lyon John W. Lyon George A. Cole Melrose F.A. Motz Richard A. Maier Reichle Township 4 South Range 9 West Fr. A. Hazelbaker U S Nicholas Adders Bernard Garrison John Waters Frank Bryan Henry C. Crittenden Range 6 West Grover L. Harris Robert Martin George Cleveland Ralph Martin
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Homestead and re publication notices in Montana district

Notice records three year proof intentions for Louis Schmittroth and William Hayes with dates and land descriptions in Montana. Includes names of witnesses and officials, Dillon postings, and re publication notice with dates in August 1922 and September 1922.

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Reward Offered For Sheep Thieves And Camp Robbers

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a five hundred dollar reward for convicting any sheep thief and two hundred fifty dollars for convicting any camp robber.

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Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association
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Notices of Public Land Filings in Montana District

A collection of notice for publication from the U.S. Interior Department listing land entries in Montana. Filers include Louis A. Grove guardian for Carl C. Grove of Huron South Dakota and Amanda S. Cole assignee of Adella Sanders Missoula Montana, with final proof dates in September and October 1922. Additional entries for Richard A. Maier Reichle Montana and Henry C. Crittenden Dillon Montana.

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Notice of Probate for Louisiana C. Lewis Will

Kate R. Lewis files for probate of Louisiana C. Lewis will in Beaverhead County Montana. A hearing is set September 23, 1922 at 10 a.m. in the district court to object to the petition and letters testamentary.

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Kate R. Lewis District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Louisiana C. Lewis W. FE. Stephenson
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St Helena Struggles With Slump After War

Island prison of Napoleon suffers as ship visits drop and flax industry fails. capital dimed to ruins while some institutions endure. Population mixtures trace back to 1666 fire and settlers from Madagascar. climate remains healthful with trade winds tempering heat.

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St. Helena Napoleon Enable Station London Madl
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Louisiana Bullfrogs Sent to Japan for Breeding

Fifty large Louisiana bullfrogs shipped to the College of Science at Tokyo Imperial University for breeding. The third shipment from the Southern Biological Company, prepared in cages with directions, expands Japan’s frog supply amid a state conservation program.

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Louisiana College of Science of Imperial University Tokyo Japan College of Science Imperial University of Tokyo Southern Biological Company State Conservation Commission American Railway Express Company
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Trade With The Far East And The Shoes For 100 Million

Rob ert Dollar argues in Nation's Business that boosting Chinese purchasing power can enlarge trade. He recounts a talk with a Chinese man who notes barefoot workers. Dollar suggests placing a few in a factory to lift income, enough to spur demand for shoes and other goods among 100 million people.

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Robert Dollar China Wei Simin
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Origin of Coats of Arms Through History and Crests

The article traces coats of arms from ancient seals to heraldic shields. It notes seals as early identity marks before surnames, knights bearing arms on shields, and later adoption of crests atop helmets to distinguish kin. It explains crests reflecting Christian names while arms denote surnames, and how during chivalry the arms appeared on banners and horse coverings.

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Wiel Imad
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Quiet Wisdom and Cosmic Perspective in Brief Reflections

The text contrasts scriptural notes on nature with secular maxims about prudence, citing an old warning to a son about speaking and the value of solitude. It suggests astronomy teaches humility by revealing human smallness in a vast universe.

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