Sheriff Nacy Faces New Lawsuit After Arrest Incident
A district court action is filed against Sheriff Patrick Nacy following a prior contest case from last fall. Irving Waite sues for 8000 dollars for a injured head and 3000 for seventeen hours in county jail after an arrest in the railroad yards. Attorney Crearge Ek Hurd and ex governor Norris represent Waite.
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Patrick Nacy
Irving Waite
Waite
Nacy
Crearge Ek. Hurd
Norris
Valley Co. News
Central States Seed Improvement Propaganda Rules
Seed gain selection rules include selecting four times needs, harvest before October 1, drying in ventilated rooms, germination rate five kerniels per ear, grading for even size, planting from best ears for next year seed, and field isolation of selected seed. Applies to crops beyond corn. home grown seed preferred unless rare cases.
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Central States
Land locating office opened in Milk River Valley area
George Burke operates a land locating office in the Milk River Valley bank building offering homestead and desert land filings. He prepared a large map of the Far Peck reservation and employed many workers to print notices and mail pamphlets to registrants who drew numbers after the registration.
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George Burke
Milk River Valley Bank
Far Peck
Glasgow News
Mountain of Gold and the Path to Wealth
A columnist urges patience and self reliance to build wealth one step at a time. The message compares wealth to a mountain, a brick wall, and education earned through steady effort, warning against chasing large fortunes quickly.
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Gold
Hay Found for Live Stock in Sudan Grass Trials
Washington reports that Sudan grass a new drought resistant hay plant is being cultivated with success by the department of agriculture. Trials in Texas Arrington Virginia and across the great plains show high hay yields with good palatability for horses and cows.
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Washington
Department of the Agriculture
Bureau of Plan Industry
Farmers Bulletin
Texas
Arrington Farm
Virginia
Great Plains
For Sale 1912 Motorcycle 4 Horsepower
Advertisement states a 1912 motorcycle is for sale or trade. Contact Oscar Johnson in Barr Montana by phone or mail for offers and details about the machine.
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Oscar Johnson
Barr
Montana
Land Restored to Public Domain in Montana Text
The Secretary of the Interior restored described lands to public domain with settlement open on November 4, 1913 and entry possible December 4, 1918 at the United States Land Office in Glasgow Montana. The parcels include ranges T39 N R29 E section 18 and others across T81 N R34 E T81 E R36 E and T29 N R38 E with various NE and SE quarter sections. Public entry will follow standard filing and selection procedures.
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Secretary of “the Interior
United States
Glasgow
Montana
Poultry outlook advocates increased hen raising
The article argues poultry production is highly profitable as meat and egg prices rise. It urges farmers to invest in hens and keep flocks healthy, claiming poultry offers strong returns for the effort and capital involved. Chesla Seerlock endorses expanding poultry among farmers.
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Chesla Seerlock
Dr King’s New Discovery Promoted for Colds and Coughs
Mason Michigan resident S A Lttd endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold medicine. He claims his family was cured of pneumonia and notes bottles priced at 50c and 1.00. Thousands of families rely on it for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. All druggists carry it.
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Dr. King
S. A. Lttd
Mason
Michigan
Progressives of Montana Reaffirm Independence
The Montana Progressive party at a state conference declares no alignment with the Republican or Democratic camps. They pledge loyalty to the Progressive platform and reject any merging with other parties. Colonel Roosevelt sends a special message praising independent action and American ideals in Montana politics.
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Helena
Montana
Progressives
Progressive Party
Progressive Party of
Roosevelt
Timber Creek Community Notes A Week of Travel and News
Timber Creek residents report Gus Tanks made a business trip to Malta C B Akin and family visited the city for a few days eM ss Burke and squad gathered plums Geo Armstrong searched for a lost horse Geo Brown and John Kincaid visited the Burke home Thursday School started at the Burkes with Caroline Clark as instructor Edna Burke and Caroline Clark visited neighbors A Hill boy received graniteware Beaulieu toured Dakota and Northern Montana Wm Goggin went to town and did not return Ed Kinead moved to Glasgow for the winter Ed Armstrong returned from Flinsdale and helped with a gasolin e pump accident left him with a smashed thumb Neighbors attended the hills dance and enjoyed themselves Miss Lottve House Roy and Robert visited the Burkes and returned home Sunday Ed Armstrong assisted with the pump and suffered a smashed thumb We all extend sympathy and caution against excessive generosity
Revised Rules For Automobiles In Rural Areas
A satirical set of rules prescribes how auto owners should behave toward approaching vehicles, including colors by season, warning signals, and marching off the road.
Billings Sugar Factory Starts Beet Processing
Billings begins processing beets as factory wheels turn. Beets will be sliced at 1800 to 1900 tons daily for four months. The company has contracted about 23 000 acres of beets, roughly 4 000 more than last year. Finished sugar will be bagged and stored through season end.
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Billings
Oranges Said To Cure Drunkenness At Teachers Institute
Brazil Indiana September 30 Mrs Margaret Mater Romine a domestic science instructor told Clay county teachers at the institute that fruit juices are the best germ destroyers. Pineapple juice cures tonsillitis lemon juice fights typhoid grape juice aids la grippe and apples cure stomach trouble bad temper and love.
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Brazil
Ind
Margaret Mater Romine
Clay County
Teachers’ Institute
Death of Bill Hayfield During Arrest in Malta
Bill Hayfield wanted on grand larceny and horse stealing was shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff Cassidy during an arrest attempt last Monday night in Malta. Deputy Cassidy, aided by Powell, confronted Hayfield at the Powell and Brown saloon and when told he was under arrest Hayfield drew his gun. Powell fired first. Cassidy then shot Hayfield, who died at the scene.
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Bill Hayfield
Cassidy
Malta
Powell
Powell and Brown
Hayfield
Bank Increases Capital At Malta Bank
At a September 12 stockholders meeting the First State Bank of Malta voted to raise capital from 25000 to 50000. The $25000 increase, to be added November 1, makes the bank one of Valley County’s strongest with deposits near 300000. Local stockholders hold most shares, with 25 of 500 owned by outsiders.
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First State Bank of Malta
Valley County
Malta Kinterprise
Eczema Cured by Hobson’s Eczema Ointment
A medicinal claim promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a guaranteed quick healer for eczema rashes ringworm tetter and related eruptions. Sold by Pfeiffer Chemical Co. for 50 cents via druggists or mail from Philadelphia and St Louis.
Registration of unusual names in Valley County
Valley County News notes a recent registration list includes A. Fr. Schammackehinberg, a name labeled hard to pronounce, with A. P. Papanastasopulos also registering for land. The report highlights the quirky entries among lawbreaking names recorded during the registration period.
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A. Fr. Schammackehinberg
A. P. ‘Papanastasopulos
Valley County News
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Geo. Brown and
John Kincaid
Burke
Burkes
Caroline Clark
Edna Burke
Hill Boys
Mr. Beaulieu
Dakota
Mont
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Mr. Kinead
Ed. Armstrong
Flinsdale
Ed Armstrong
Rider
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