Grass Range Community Notes Glean News and Trades
Local notes report visits by Mrs Henry Parker and her mother as well as Verne Baruch of Hobson in life insurance. It mentions Catholic services in Grass Range, a Thanksgiving turkey hunt, turkeys shipped to markets, and a harvest service led by Rev Geo Hirst. Other items cover school groups, a perjury trial in the Jarrett Jackson case, a Strathcona restaurant review, water service upgrades at Alex Young’s hotel, and farm yields including honey, corn, turkeys, hogs, and beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parker
Verne Baruch
Hobson
Grass Range
Mueller
Becket
Sixteen Mile
Harry Speer
H. S. Girls
Chicago
Stebbins & Jackson
Lewistown
South Road
Mason Buckler
Buckler
Geo. Hirst
Episcopal Church
John Bollock
Dick Spensley
Burt Ingram
Emmett Ryan
Arnold
California
Col. Greiner
Mr. Bigler
Ryans
Charters
Brassey
Halfe
Jarrett-Jackson
Otto Senst
Frank Laird
G. B. Laird
Bill Beedie
Jarrett
Jackson
First Meeting of Creditors for Clay N Edwards
Notice to creditors in Fergus County Montana that Clay N Edwards of Roy was adjudicated bankrupt on November 14 1923. The first meeting will be held Wednesday December 5 1923 at 10 a m in Room 407 Bank Electric Building Lewistown Montana. Creditors may appear prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee and conduct other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay N. Edwards
Roy
Fergus County
Montana
Bank-Electric
Lewistown
High School Socials and Student Anecdotes Highlight Event
A school report notes a Senior girls dinner raised nearly fifty dollars to fund a vocational conference trip. A farewell for Arnold Campbell entertained with games and dancing, and a Charters gift of Custer's Last Fight drew praise for its educational value.
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Arnold Campbell
Custer
Bankrupt Clay N. Edwards In Montana District Court
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Montana the matter of Clay N. Edwards is listed as a bankruptcy case. Proceedings outline the filing status and court handling the liquidation process.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
World War Cripples Toll Near Eleven Million
Government figures estimate nearly 11 million individuals were crippled as a consequence of World War I, highlighting long term disabilities arising from the conflict.
Wholesale trade rises 12 percent in August largest since 1922
The nation’s wholesale trade in August climbed 12 percent over July making it the strongest month since October 1922. Reported by the New York Journal of Commerce, a paper noted for its stance on policy protection.
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New York Journal of Commerce
States boast many city names in union facts
It notes 28 Washingtons 25 Clevelands 22 Buffalos 14 Denvers seven Detroit s six Philadelphias and two Chicagos. Bees return from France under the Vies treaty provoke protests. Mexico has spent as much on education in two years as the prior century. Gasoline use in 192 was 5 300 million gallons. Forest fires burn more than twice the timber area cut annually.
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United States
France
Wheat imports uneasily tracked as flour exported on bond
Nearly half of U S wheat imports since the 2021 Emergency have been milled into flour and exported in bond. Canada supplied about 212 million dollars worth of wheat during the period.
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United States
Aeapne
Canada
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J. O. Burt
Grogan-Robinson
Helen Jongerwaard
Ethelwyn Martin
Rachel Clark
Helen Shierson
H. S
Bozeman
O. H. Houghton
Alice Wight
Lila Remington
Medina
N. D
Russia
North Dakota
Remington
A. A. Stapleton
A. G. Gillespie
Strathcona
Miss Robertson
Alex. Young
Delco
Mr. Young
Jim Latch
Mr. Latch
Harold Gillespie
Paul Koenitz
Committee
Hoo’s Hoo
Octavian
Caesar
Victor
Walter
Stanley
Freshies
del Monte
Crown Army
Phoenix Hose
McCall
Black Cat
Star Brand
Palace Merc. Company
Willard
Ford
Alan Amaa
Peneien
Seo
Custer Hiway Garage
French Bros
Oscar Goepel
Mont
Joe Montgomery
Department of the Interior
U. S
George Mudd
Dr. Shannon Coming
Song
Hiptel
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