Post Office Entry From Saco Montana 1909
Entry recorded at the Saco Montana post office on October 1 1909. The fragment notes a dated archival mark and place as part of postal registration.
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
3
Entry recorded at the Saco Montana post office on October 1 1909. The fragment notes a dated archival mark and place as part of postal registration.
One hundred men in a hundred disparate roles fail to achieve much alone. Organization and united effort make things count. Fraternal groups enrich home life, promote friendship, and extend goodwill within communities through cooperative effort.
Notarized ownership declaration for Saco Independent of Saco Montana October 1 1916. W D Miller identified as owner publisher and business manager with no other listed bonds or mortgagees holding 1 percent or more. Sworn before Notary Othor Hawver October 2 1916. commission expires July 17 1917.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Harris shopped in Malta Saturday while Lee Minnick attended to business. Vaupel visited the county seat this week with Mrs V C Vaupel. Misses Pearl Guerin and Pearl Korman spent Saturday in the county seat. Brother Van Osdel to lead church services Thursday at 8 39. Mr and Mrs Rolland Holcomb returned to Saco after a short western trip. Mrs J M York and son Bert visited Hinsdale. F W Korman and Al Simonsen visited the Milk River country earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs Forrest Cratchfield and KF J Lueht attended the Odd Fellows dance in Malta Friday. Misses Tarwater Guerin Korman and Cordy Chase enjoyed the I O O F dance in Malta Friday. The next teachers examination will be Oct 26 27 28 at 8 30 am in Malta. Flora Sims County Superintendent of Schools. Don’t miss the free Grand theatre picture show Sat evening Nov 7 with lecture on Prohibition by Miss Winona Jones of Chicago. Front page carries county fair postponement ad for Dodson. Weather has been bad.
Management postpones the fair to October 10 11 12 but assures exhibits and program remain as advertised. Officials report trouble with I W W members roaming the area and remove them promptly to protect the community in Saco.
Ella Hatton hosted Ola Hudspeth Thursday night as residents share visits. Grain shipments depart for Saco Monday. Fern Hudspeth stayed with Miss Helen Gassamen Saturday night. Rev White and Rev Price to lead services at Hatton school Wednesday night. Mrs Albert Nelson hosts Willing Workers Sunday afternoon. T O Pritchard in Hinsdale Sunday for medical care on a sore finger found as blood poison. A B Duncan bungalow under rapid construction with contractor French in charge.
Alexander Muirden pastor conducts Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 11 a.m. with the pastor as teacher. Evening preaching service at 7 30 p.m. Note change of time for the evening service.
A jealous wife breaks into the kitchen and is discovered in an awkward scene with the hired man. The second item details an order to show cause why an order of sale of estate property should not be granted for Daniel Riegle as administrator Ida Brewster seeks to sell real and personal property. The notice is dated September 25 1916 and appears in The Saco Independent Phillips County.
Instructions describe salting and curing pork using common salt and saltpeter. Meat is packed in a barrel, stood overnight, then brined with a mixture of salt and saltpeter dissolved in boiling water. Pieces should be about six inches square and kept submerged under the brine until used.
In Paris a bronzed horse head marks the location of boucheries hippophagiques, horse meat shops, a practice that has grown since the early 1870s. The piece notes widespread availability of horse flesh in French towns.
Crude oil thrown from U S warships during a storm stained sea birds including gulls and water fowl along Puerto Plata and Santo Domingo. Marine Corps troops captured hundreds of oiled birds with bare hands while guarding the distressed birds on the beach.
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