Americans own stock widely in nation’s corporations
The text notes stock ownership reaches 4700,000,000 and beyond with over 300 corporations selling stock to employees. It mentions doctors, merchants, mill workers, and scrub women owning shares. It highlights 1,500,000 homes financed by building and loan associations in four years and real estate mortgages by insurance companies exceeding 4,000,000,000, concluding that America is in fairly easy circumstances.
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America
Secretary Jardine visits Butte amid grazing talks in Salt Lake
In Butte Secretary of Agriculture Jardine recalled a 1893 arrest by Stock Inspector Collins after boasting about horses. The gathering discussed forest reserves. Colonel Greeley outlined 149 national forests and a $5.25 million annual forest revenue, with grazing, road building, and fire control as major issues.
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Salt Lake
Jardine
Roy Murray
George H. Stewart
The
Big Hole
Leonard Haggerty
Butte
Stewart
Secretary of Agriculture
Jack Collins
Mr. Jardine
Montana
Washington
Colonel Greeley
Redford
Forest Roads Fund
National Treasury
Forestry Department
Rachford
Milwaukee reorganization approved by court and financiers
The Milwaukee railroad reunites under a new corporation after court approval of the plan to bid the property at Butte for 140 million above liabilities. Judge Wilkerson grants final judgment and the Interstate Commerce Commission must approve the reorganization before emergence from bankruptcy. Financiers expect new capital and Northwest improvements including Montana participation.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Butte
Ecourt
Milwaukee System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilkerson
Chicago
Milwaukee
Northwest
Montana
Americans Steady on Thrift as Savings Grow Dramatically
The American Bankers Association reports 46,762,240 savers with deposits totaling 24.696 billion dollars in 1926, up from 1925. Per capita savings rose by seven dollars, and the school savings drive includes 3.4 million pupils with nearly 32 million dollars saved by June. Wage earners are urged to invest in stock within their industries.
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Savings Banks Division
American Bankers’ Association
Department of Economies of
Princeton
Rays of Light and Hidden Rays Promise Scientific Revolutions
The article surveys ultra violet rays and their potential uses from MIT demonstrations to night brightening headlights and medical applications. It notes forthcoming public access, nuclear-like cosmic rays, Yale radium research, and ongoing X-ray studies as part of a broader era of intensive scientific inquiry.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yale
No Reapportionment Proposed Before 1982 Congress
The piece argues there will be no House reapportionment before 1982 due to constitutional timing and political opposition led by Speaker Longworth and Republicans. It notes population shifts from the 1920 census would favor larger states but party resistance and senate opposition make change unlikely. It also wittily remarks on a cold day, future topics, and a wish for an automatic snow shovel.
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Senate
Smith
Willard Hotel
Jie
Washington
Election Committee
Illinois Commerce Commission
Frazier
North Dakota
South Carolina
Grease
Small
Harrison
M Esissipni Trat
Watson
Indiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Curts
Atraement
Curtis
Turing
Washington Post
Dre
Watson-Smith
Associated Press
Republic
Walsh
Massachusetts
Ashurst
Arizona
Dill
Bingham
Connecticut
Blease
House of Representatives
Congress
Longworth
House
Woman Wool Buyer Sees Path For Women In Wool Trade
Mrs. Tooley explains she chose to enter wool buying as a woman due to her industry interest and knowledge of fleeces. She attends the first national woolmen convention, praising the well planned programs and Butte Montana as a gracious host city with strong western hospitality.
President Accepts Nicaragua's Envoy
The United States accepts Nicaragua's envoy as other powers may extend recognition. The president praises years of friendship and U S assistance that helped restore finances and peace while noting Nicaragua faces grave social and economic questions. Cesar says Nicaragua seeks continued American aid and cooperation.
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United States
Nicaragua
Cesar
KOA Denver Presents Evening Radio Schedule
KOA in Denver Colorado lists a mountain time program lineup with an 8 p m start for the orchestra and an 8 15 studio program on the 322 4 meter 990 kilohertz channel continuing through the evening.
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KOA
Denver
Col
Radio Station Schedules Show Nighttime Concerts
Listings from KFI KFWS KGO KGW KHJ and KPO reveal station schedules across Los Angeles Oakland Portland and San Francisco with time blocks for dinner hours news orchestras and dance programs including Packard ballad hour and Warner Brothers frolic.
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KFI
Los Angeles
C. I
KFWS
Hollywood
Pontiac
Bill Hatch
Warner Brothers
Frolic
KGO
Oakland
Cal
Stanislas Bem
Little Symphony
KGW
Portland
Ore
KHJ
White King
Marigold Gardens
KPO
San Francisco
States Restaurant
Living Without Cooks and the Raw Food Debate
An editorial argues that while man can live without cooks the raw food diet is impractical. It notes raw vegan claims, but cites drawbacks such as high food intake, social isolation, and reliance on cooked grains and animal products to meet nutrition. It recommends a mixed approach using raw produce plus cooked proteins.
Horoscope Forecast For The New Year
Friendly stars dominate this day with slight adverse aspects and a hopeful tone. The piece notes promise for physicians and surgeons aiding humanity this winter, hints at major legal cases revealing outdated laws, potential theater losses from a severe storm, and a world interest alliance among Germany Austria and Russia. People born today are seen as lucky for contracts or leases and children as industrious with constructive talent.
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Germany
Austria
Russia
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Oluretary
Frank L. Omite
Jack Colins
Illinois
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Propretors
Anaconda
Putte
Neer Lodar
Dillon, Bozeman
Philipsbore
Canada
Daly
Standard Publishing Company
Putte Mont
National
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
New York
Steger
Globe
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Street
Leary
Seattle
Frank L. Smith
Ware
Pennsylvania
Aimee McPherson
Charlie
Mr. Browning
Peaches
Mrs. Chaplin
Len
Franks McCoy Huth
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