RIDDICK Announces Candidacy for U S Senator
Carl W. Riddick outlines a Montana campaign pledging loyalty to President Harding and the Republican program. He seeks unified GOP support for the August 29, 1922 primary, stressing America first, farmer and worker fairness, temperance, law enforcement, veterans aid, and honest public service.
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Montana
United Stat
United
Washington
Harding
America
House of Reptatives
Momtana
United States
Carl W. Riddick
Editors Favor Riddick Tudith Basin County Press
Montana weekly papers largely back Congressman Carl W. Riddick for the U S Senate as editors praise his plainspoken style and work in Congress. They say he appeals to common folk and admire his approachable nature.
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Tudith Basin
Carl Riddick Seeks Senate Promotion in Montana Primaries
The Glasgow Courier notes rising sentiment in Montana in favor of Carl W. Ridick for U.S. senator as the Republican nominee. It highlights his record as a representative and his supporters claim it justifies promotion at the upcoming primaries.
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Glasgow
Montana
Carl W. Riddick
Congress
United States
Carl Riddick
Carl seeks Montana senate bid spurs voter support
The Plentywood Pioneer Press notes that if faith ful service to Montanans counts Carl can expect strong backing from Montana voters if he runs for United States senator.
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Plentywood Pioneer Press
Montana
Carl
United States
In Touch With People Belt Valley Times
In Touch With People notes a congressman’s rare connection with Mon residents and the egroove of his one state, highlighting his closeness to local concerns and constituents.
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People
Belt Valley Times
Mon
May America: Dems Emphasize Important Month
The fragment suggests a focus on May as a significant period for Democratic efforts in America, highlighting political emphasis and upcoming actions. It references a period of important activity and mobilization by party members and supporters.
State Audit Voids London Lancashire Insurance Status
The Montana Insurance Department certifies London & Lancashire Insurance Company of London England is authorized to transact fire insurance in Montana till March 31, 1923. The statement lists December 31 1921 U S deposit 35 1081 assets 3 835 944 70 liabilities 4 287 065 98 net surplus 2 967 etc.
London and Provincial Marine Insurance Co Regulated in 1921
The London and Provincial Marine and General Insurance Co Ltd of London England filed a sworn statement on December 31 1921 under Montana law confirming compliance with state insurance statutes. Auditor Geo P Porter certifies the company is authorized to transact fire insurance in Montana until January 31, 1922 with assets liabilities and net surplus figures listed for 1921 including a net surplus of 475313.92 and policyholder surplus of 675318.92 with a US deposit of 200000.00.
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London and Provincial Marine and General Insurance CO. Ltd
London
England
Kingdom of Great Britain
Montana
I. Geo. P. Porter
U. S
Constipation Treatments Promoted for Digestive Health
An ad-like notice touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a safe, gentle method to keep bowels regular and prevent serious conditions such as appendicitis. The message emphasizes ease of use and mild effects.
Dated May 18 1922 Certification by Woods Jr
A dated notice from May 18 1922 lists WM. R. WOODS, JR. as signer with a sequence of names Shoritt Jimo Graig lone Monty attached to the order.
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WM. R. Woods, JR
Shoritt, Jimo
Graig Lone
Monty
N-Bar Colony notes boom on Flatwillow Creek irrigation
A Fergus county column covers Flatwillow Creek activity from Flatwillow to Roundup. News includes Sheriff Billy Woods crop progress, E M Tracey and family joining the N Bar Colony with irrigated farms, a first sod ceremony led by Judith Farms Co, and local tradesmen like H A Stroud and Hilding Lindskog fueling construction.
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Billy” Woods
South Fork
E. M. Tracey
Liegh
Utah
N-Bar
Tracey
A. L. Rasmussen
Winnett
Flatwillow Creek
Fergus County
Arthur Sibbins
Lewistown
Filatwillow Creek
Judith Farms Co. Construction Department
H. A. Stroud
J. W. Pyles
L. L. Tolson
Mr. Tolson
Hilding Lindskog
Lindskog
Warr
David Payne
Payne
Shantung Agreement Ratified by Japan
Tokio May 20 The Shantung agreement reached with China at the Washington conference was ratified today by Japan.
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Shantung
Japan
Tokio
China
Washington
Notice for Publication Department of the Interior Montana
Notice is given that CLAY CARTER of Flat Montana has filed intent to make Three Year Proof to establish a land claim described as Lot 2 and adjacent parcels in Forest List No 1. Proceedings before U S Commissioner at RoyPdup Montana on May 30 1922. Witnesses include James Somber Klein John H Wagner Thomas F Haney and Carl Laugenour. JOE MONTGOMERY Register. First Pub April 27.
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de Ent
the Interior
U. S
Lewistown
Montana
Clay Carter
Flat
James Somber
Kiein
Mont
John H. Wagner
Roundup
Thos. F. Haney
Carl Laugenour
Joe Montgomery
Register
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Fergus County Montana
Notice of sale under a district court judgment in Fergus County Montana in the tenth judicial district. The defendants include L S Butler and Charles Woodworth trading as Butler and Woodworth and Leslie Grant Rosenbush and associates. The sale is set for the 20th day of April 1933 at 2 00 PM at the front door of the Courthouse in Fergus County Montana for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs with the described property being the quarter section described in a town. The sheriff is WM R Woods Jr and Chas J Marshall represents the plaintiff.
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District Court
Tenth Judicial District
Montana
Fergus
Butler
Charles Woodworth
Amacote
Ae A of
Butler and Woodworth
Pas
Leslie Grant Rosenbush
Leslie G. Rosenbush
Leslie Eee
L. G. Rosenbush
Fergus County
Dave Burnett
Milton R. Wise
Sheriff's Ieee
Pyre
WM. R. Woods, JR
Chas. J. Marshall
Cies
Black Minorca eggs for sale by Mrs Mackenzie
Pure bred Black Minorca eggs offered by Mrs Mackenzie at $1.50 per setting. Availability and delivery terms not specified.
Whooping Cough Cures Promoted With Cough Medicine
The article emphasizes the danger of whooping cough to young children and promotes Champlain’s Cough as a remedy when opiates are avoided. It argues the disease can be cured without codeine and discusses public belief and treatment misconceptions.
Sheriff's Sale of Montana Land Across Fergus County
The National Insurance and Downing & Co. announce a sheriff's sale on June 3 at 2:00 PM in Lewistown Montana. The purchaser will receive the defendants' rights to 280 acres described as parts of Sections 3 and 10, Township 18 North Range 23 East, with all water rights, improvements, and homestead exemptions, plus appurtenances. Lewer of May 11, 1922. E. K. Matson, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Odicial National Insurance Company
United States
Iontana
Lewistown
Montana
WM. R. Woods, JR
E. K. Matson
Plaintif
Chamberlain's Liniment Reported to Cure Lumbago
Mrs. F. J. Dann of Brockport New York says Chamberlain's Liniment cured her lumbago last summer after she lay in bed unable to turn. She credits the product with driving away pain after applying it to her back. The testimony notes sudden onset and back muscle rheumatism improving with rest and liniment.
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Chamberlain
F. J. Dann
Brockport
N. Y
Orange Crop Shortened as Losses Hit California Output
Washington May 20 The department of agriculture reports 1922 California orange shipments total about 13 050 000 boxes. Wind damage last December reduced output by 2 250 000 boxes and the January 7 freeze by 2 000 000 boxes. Combined losses of 9 450 000 boxes represent 42 percent of production.
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Washington
California
Department of Agriculture
Notice for Public Land Claim in Grass Range
Notice for publication from the Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Lewistown Montana dated March 26 1922. Ruel W Blake of Grass Montana given notice of intention to make three year proof for a land claim. Oscar Com of Winnett Montana and John Keller Isaac High Slater of Grass Range Montana attend the proceedings. First publication April 6. Montgomery Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Lewistown
Mont
Ruel W. Blake
Grass Mont
M. M
Oscar Com
Winnett
John Ae Leo Keller
Isaac Higheee
Ligh Slater
Grass Range
Omyor Montgomery
Register
Public Land Claim Final Proof Notice Montana
Department of the Interior notice from Crow Agency Montana lists claimant Loy A Hile and others proving up final three year proof to establish land claim. Public hearing before register Montgomery and U S Commissioner on May 29. Names include Berger Seperest and Jacob Edward Nasco Hike of Rayfield. First published April 27.
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Loy A. Hile
Ld. Mon
UN. R. M
O. R. Ae U
Een Berger
Jacob A Edward Oo Nasco Hike
Rayfield
Montgomery
Register
Notice of Land Claim By Salmon Kinnick At Lewistown
Notice in Lewistown Montana on April 10 lists Salmon Kinnick of Battrick as having filed intent to claim land with Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Montana for a May 23 action. First publication April 20. The Champerlain's Tablets advertising line is included but not relevant to the notice.
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U.S
Lewistown
Montana
Salmon Kinnick
Battrick
Mont
Blake
U. S
Grass Mont
Phillip Hen A Ee Beedie
Yorn Beale
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