Notice for Publication in Montana Land Claim
Notice is given that a land claim in Grass Range Montana is being processed by Montgomery Register. Witnesses listed include Gece Mute and Maxey of Welter Montana, with first publication dated August 25.
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
4
Notice is given that a land claim in Grass Range Montana is being processed by Montgomery Register. Witnesses listed include Gece Mute and Maxey of Welter Montana, with first publication dated August 25.
Public notice published in Lewistown Montana in August 1921 by the U S Interior Department. Mentions Ellen Clements Judson Clements William A Hesred Ralph Tait Joes Montgomery and Fort Maginnis with the register Joe Montgomery. First publication August 26 1921.
Public notice from the Interior U S Office at Lewistown dated August 8 1921 concerns James G Sanders of Teigen plant and related land claim actions. The document names W Kinnick James L Dudley George F Strange and Joe T Montgomery as register officials and outlines the dates and parties involved in the land claim process.
The article describes men aged eighty-five to ninety as thin and spare, living on slender diets. It notes that even careful eaters may occasionally binge on unsuitable foods, yet there is no reason the average man cannot reach a ripe old age with prudent habits.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale issued by Sheriff Wm. R. Woods Jr. for Fergus County Montana. Carl R. Meyer plaintiff seeks sale of defendants John W. Johnson and Amanda T. Johnson at public auction on September 24 1921 at 2 00 p m at the courthouse front door Lewistown to satisfy judgment. Nicols and Wilson attorneys for plaintiff. First publication September 1.
A readable fragment shows a gentleman expressing interest in observing the late effects within Canmagee Posieny. The text is sparse and lacks full context or clear event details.
The Ripple steamer sails toward Cape Charles to salvage 22 tons of silver bars and six kegs of gold worth about 4 million dollars from the sunken Ward line ship Merida, which sank ten years ago after collision with the Admiral Farragut. Gothan Corporation leads the effort, promising a businesslike salvage.
An agricultural note warns that winter wheat smut is unusually prevalent this year, especially in stubbled fields. It stresses thorough seed treatment with formaldehyde or blue stone solution, and describes an immersion and frequent stirring method to remove smut kernels, noting that homemade double container skimmers outperform standard cleaners.
The Montana commission considers reducing livestock rates to 80 percent of interstate charges for shipments to Kansas City and Chicago. If approved, savings would reach about $86 per car from Montana points to these markets.
A report notes broad adoption of a bowel relief remedy praised for universal use. The piece highlights its effectiveness for children and adults and claims it has no rival or equal among similar products.
Notice of intention to make proof to establish a land claim filed by John H. Wagner of Roundup Montana for section 11 township range. Witnesses named W H Carter William Haney M D Benedict George Kinney all of First City in connection with the claim before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana on October 8.
A Long Beach California notice offers instruction in photo drama writing with no upfront payment. Students pay $1.00 to receive the complete enrollment contract text, refundable after ten days, and promised high earnings from first sold story. Limited student capacity.
All kinds of track hauling solicited with efficient service. Grain hauled at 1 cent per bushel per mile. See P. W. Koetitz at the mill.
At Becket Mine the s210 pera mine presents an eight dollar delivered load in town and reports improving conditions.
For cash only a Hoosier cabinet a dining set and a William and Mary buffet offered for sale.
Amos Snyder and Son issue a notice denying a circulating report that a woman bought 100 bushels of Burbank winter wheat seed last year at a dollar per bushel. The affidavit states only thirty bushels were purchased and sown on Marquis stubble, with the lady blaming herself and denying the rumor.
Secretary Hoover announced that August wheat exports reached 38,599,000 bushels, about four times pre war August figures. The surge should aid agricultural and business conditions and ease credit by reducing reliance on war mortgage advances. He noted European demand grows as their potato crop fails, prompting substitution with wheat products.
A historical note claims 99 out of 100 druggists recommend Cham Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for diarrhoea. It states druggists promote it for its reliability and positive customer feedback, despite higher profits from substitutes.
On main street a side curtain is left at Review marked by Bula Please leaving placement unclear in the brief note.
Henry Sullivan of Lowell Massachusetts failed to complete his attempt to swim the English Channel from Dover due to rough seas and weather conditions on the Friday departure.
A partial OCR note outlines a state court matter involving a seal, student group, and local officials. Details are illegible but indicate a legal action proceeding and a cited date or event. Further readable names or places are unavailable in the fragment.
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