Montana Federal Officials Directory Fragment
A readable fragment lists United States Senators and officials including Hon J Dixon of Missoula and Hon H L Myers of Hamilton, with Charles N Pray, Wm Lindsay, Jerome Logee, J M Freeman, Truman M Patten, and Walter Shanley associated with Helena and Glasgow Land Offices and districts.
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United States
J. Me “Dixon
Missoula
H. L Myers
Hamilton
United. States
Marshal WM. Lindsay
Helena
Jerome
Ge ‘Logee
J. M
State Officers and Railroad Commissioners Listed
State officers named include Governor Edwin L. Norris of Helena and Lieutenant Governor W R Auten of Deere Lodge. Other posts cover Associate Justice W L Hottoway, Secretary of State T M Swinplenurst, Attorney General A J Gaten, Treasurer E E Essenstyn, Auditor H R Cunnincham, Supt. of Public Instruction W E Harmon, with railroad commissioners Dan Bove of Park for six years, B S Stanton, E A Morey for two, and Morey for four years.
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W.R. Auten
Deere Lodge
W. L. Hottoway
Gallatin
T.M. SwinpLenurst
Park
A. J. Gaten
Lewis and Clark
Dan Bov_e
Stanton
E. A. Morey
County Officials and District Judges Named
A list of county officers includes Senator John Survant of Malta and Representative R J Moore of Glasgow. Also named are District Judges Frank N Utter and John Vi M Tattans of Glasgow with county commissioners A Davidson Malta Wm McBride Culbertson J T Farris Hinsdale and others for roles such as County Attorney Sheriff Clerk of Courts and more.
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John Survant
Malta
R. J. Moore
Glasgow
Frank N sUtter
Train Timetable Snippet Reflects Stops and Times
The fragment lists multiple timetable entries with numbers and times such as 4 829 P.M. NOV. 26 08 A.M. and 224 7:26 P.M. STOPS. It reads like a transit schedule snippet showing train or bus stop times and identifiers.
Glasgow Drug Store Justice Adgets Local Prices
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a Glasgow drug store and pricing. It mentions justice, merit, and sales terms without clear events or names. The readable bits suggest a local ad or notice about drug prices or store messaging.
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Glasgow
W. WeMabee
Mer
Frightful Coughing Spell Breaks Man in Neenah Wisconsin
A man in Neenah Wisconsin suffered severe rib injuries after a frightful coughing spell. Doctors say the pain indicated broken ribs. the incident was noted amid a discussion of remedies and persistent coughs.
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Neenah
Credible Claim for Free Trial Bottle Promoted
A historical ad quotes Mrs Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri praising a remedy saying it would have caused consumption without it. The ad promises a free trial bottle at 50 cents or one dollar size available at all druggists.
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Effie Morton Columbia
Insurance notice offering weekly benefit and relief fund
An advertisement outlines a $15 weekly accident or sickness benefit with $1,000 for loss of limb or eyesight and $100 for emergency relief. Cost is $6 per year with no dues or assessments. Accepts men and women ages 16 to 65, backed by a $100,000 state deposit to guarantee claims. Write with age sex and occupation to Dept. 441, American Registry Company, Erie, Pa.
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American Registry Company
Erie
Notice of contest and cancellation of Homestead Entry
Eckhard A. F. Pabst of St Paul Minnesota files contest against Carl J. Hultgren at Montana land parcel Section 24 Township 34 North Range 32 West Montana Meridian. Contest alleges abandonment no residence or improvements and seeks cancellation with notice to respond within twenty days following the fourth publication. Walter Shanley Receiver dates May 24 May 31 June 7 June 4.
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Department of the
Interior
Montana
Meridian
We. D. Miller
S. Gom
Jane
Frank. Stevens
William Hamimond
James Marshall
J. W. Grutchfeld
Saco
Truman
Mr. Patten
Register
Department of the Interior
U.S
U. S
Hinsdaiemont
Daniel H. Gaasch
Andrew Sherry
George Hanssen
Mike J. Welton
Hinsdale
Truman m. Patten
The
United States Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Charles M. Miller
Barr
Valley County
Range 36E
Edwin T. Riemer
Henry Lick
Albert Johnson
Tom Lewis
Guy Riggin
Valley Go
Ment
U. S. Land Office
William Lancaster
Saco, Valley Co
Swnel, Wise, Seswi
Benjamin R.richardson
George Scofield
Albert Randall
William G. Spiller
U.S. Land Office
William Mcoulellan Smart
Frederick B. Gillette
Martin Heideman
Oscar S. Cutting
Nelson J. Kent
Albert F. Craton
Patten
Donald R., Kippen
Lucy Kelly
Dolphan Kelly
South East Quarter
M. M
Edwin T. Rienier
United States
Saco Valley County
Frank Stevens
John
W. Grutchfield
Joseph Bell
George” Ball
Valley ‘County
Garl J. Hultgren
Sauk Centre
Minn
Gontestee
Eckhard A. F. Pabst
St. Paul
Minnesota
Blair St
St. Section
Township
Range
Montana Meridian
Carl J. Hultgren
Walter Shanley
Notice to Creditors Estate of T. St. Harpst Deceased
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of T. St. Harpst deceased. T. E. Taylor administrator requests vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be exhibited at the administrator's business place in Saco Valley County. Dated May 17 1912.
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T. St. Harpst
T. E. Taylor
T. E. Harpst
Saco
Valley
C.E. Taylor
Land Commissioner and FIS IT FIG collision note
A fragmentary report mentions the land commissioner and a financial or management matter labeled FIS IT FIG, without clear details about the event, date, or involved agencies. The readable text suggests an administrative note or filing reference rather than a public action or decision.
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Fis
Northwestern prize to reward best wheat in American Northwest
The Northwest Development League announces a five thousand dollar grand prize for the best five bushels of wheat grown in the American Northwest. The prize includes a Big Four 30 farm tractor and Emerson-Bradning plows, awarded at the Northwestern Products Exposition in Minneapolis November 12 to 23.
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Northwestern Products “Exposition
Minneapolis
Big Four
American Northwest
Canada
United States
Northwest Development League
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Gas Traction Company
Minneapois
Winnipeg
Emerson-Brantingham
Rockford
Northwest
St. Paul 1
Emerson
Chaz
Development League
Norris Bill Seeks Interstate Oversight of Coffee Trade
Representative Norris of Nebraska pushes a bill to bring the coffee trade under Interstate Commerce laws. It would label as illegal any import conspiracy that restrains free competition or raises prices, with penalties up to a $5,000 fine and imprisonment.
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Norris
Nebraska
Big Four 30 Tractor Offers Ground Work Versatility
Describes a Big Four 30 tractor suited for soft ground tasks including drilling dragging discing harrowing and harvesting. Features high broad wheels that provide footing where horses fail and weight distribution minimizes pressure under the driver. Full particulars available by writing Will A Campbell Security Bank Building Minneapolis Minn.
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Will A. Campbell
Bank ‘Building
Minneapolia
Minn
Taft urges quick action to curb habit forming drugs
President Taft urged immediate legislation to curb the promiscuous use of habit forming drugs in a message to Congress. He attached a Knox report warning that without measures, the United States risks being seen as half-hearted in efforts to curb opium and allied evils.
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Taft m
Congress
Knox
Three Year Homestead Law Signed by President Tait
President Tait signed the three year homestead bill Thursday morning with an invited congressional party including French Idaho Mondell Wyoming Taylor Colorado Hayden Arizona Pray Montana Kinkaid Nebraska and Baker California. The law takes effect immediately allowing the Interior Secretary to distribute copies to all homesteaders and lets each claimant choose to prove up under the old or new law.
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Tait
Messrs. French
Idaho
Mondell
Wyoming
Taylor
Colorado
Hayden
Ariacna
Pray
Montana
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Baker
California
Secretary of the Interior
United States
President Requests Congress to Reform Patent Laws
The President asked Congress to establish a commission to investigate and revise the 1870 patent laws. He argued the existing provisions are inadequate and obsolete after modern industrial developments.
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Congress
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Charles. N.pray
FiBenton
Edwin L. Norris
E. E. Essenstyn
Carbon
H. R. Cunnincham
Silver Bow
W. E. Harmon
John Hurley
J. R. Stephens
GC. C. Brede
James Fox
J. G. Duncan
W. B. Shoemaker
Peter Marron
Plentywood
W. H., Mann
Charles Peterson
Miss Flora Sims
ASME
Acesmith
Notich
Glasgow, Mont
Edwin Ie Riemer
Bruges
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