State Insurance Certificates Record Keating Certifications
Montana state auditors certify several insurers including Fire Reassurance Company of Paris and Merchants Liability and Casualty Company of Minneapolis, confirming authorization to transact reinsurance and other insurance business through 1918. Statements detail assets, liabilities, capital, expenditures, and net surplus as of December 31 1916 and related years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keating
Inne
United States
Lliam Keating
State OF Montana Insurance Department
Helena
Mont
Paris
France
Montana
William “Keating
State Auditor and Commission
Coleee
Omcio
State OF
William ‘Keating
U.S
Montana Insurance Department notices and certifications
The Montana Insurance Department issues sworn statements from several insurers. It lists paid-up capital, aggregate capital and liabilities as of December 31, 1916, and surpluses. Certifications affirm compliance with Montana insurance laws and authority to transact business, including reinsurance, with dates ranging from 1917 to 1918 and offices in Helena.
Insurance filings reveal Montana company solvency data
In Helena on April 21 1916 and again April 27 1917 the Montana Insurance Commissioner recorded sworn statements from Vulcan Fire Insurance and National Union Fire Insurance companies. The notices detail capital, liabilities, net surplus and policyholder reserves, confirming regulatory compliance and authorization to transact fire insurance in Montana through specified dates.
Insurance filings and financials from Montana 1917 notice
The document summarizes statements filed by multiple insurers including The Masonic Pro Association of Worcester and The Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Company, detailing assets, liabilities and policyholder surplus as of December 1916 and year 1918 projections. It includes official certification by William Keating, Montana state auditor and insurance commissioner, meeting requirements under revised codes of 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Montana Insurance Department
Helena
Mont
Vulcan Fire Insurance Company
Oakland
Californi
Montana
William ‘Keating
William Keating
State OF Montana
Masonic Pro. Association
Worcester
Massachusetts
Fontana
Ex-Ommelo
Lloyds ' Plate, Glass Insurance Company
New York
Aid
Governor May Not Issue Call For Montana Dealers
Helens May 1. There appears to be no objective to be gained by a meeting of Montana dealers and jobbers. The governor said it was unlikely he would call such a meeting. Billings wholesalers suggested a conference and telephoned President Booth of the wholesale state organization. Booth said retailers are not laying in unusual supplies and wholesalers are conducting business as they always have. They are having difficulty filling certain lines of goods.
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Helens
Montana
Billings
Telewith
Booth
Wholesale State Organization
Cov
Bozeman News Highlights Local Obituaries and Developments
Bozeman reports the death of Mrs Mose F Jock at 217 Lindley Place from pneumonia at 22. Funeral services were held at Avis West. William Murray of Belgrade dies at 72. his son Sol is a local business figure. Bozeman delegates to the National Parks Highway convention announce the West Gallatin Canyon Way’s incorporation from Yellowstone to Bozeman as part of Park-to-Park highway. Central Montana Land Co incorporates in Three Forks with $100000 capital. A A Cameron buys land near Miles City. Thomas Phillips sues Northern Pacific for 30000 over a switchman incident at Livingston in 1916. Luce wins state college oratorical, to represent at Helena. Hal Stewart takes second, John Whiteside third. Northern Pacific seeks condemnation against multiple property owners for a second right of way action. W W group signs cause alarm. police remove signs and vow to curb disloyal utterances at meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mose F. Jock
Lindley Place
Umonia
Hamilton, Mont
W. 5. Thornberg
Presbyterian Church
Ni Onal Parks Highway Association
Gallatin Canyon
Yellowstone
Central Montana Land Company
Three Forks
J. W. Clarey
Minneapolis
W. P. Holmes
A. E. Goffe
A. A. Cameron
Miles City
Monta Ding
Rosebud County
Thomas Phillips
Northern Pacific Railways Company
Livingston
Montana State College
Llewelyn A. Luce
Helena
Montana Wesleyan University
Hal Stewart
John Whiteside
Kalispell
Kalispell Third Out of the Six Speakers. ‘the Judges Were Attorney ©. E. Carlson
Rom. Keister
F. A. Han
Northern Pacific
Thomas H. Salsbury
Penwell
K. 8. Knadier
Joseph
Hoffman
John Gowan
J. H
Bremer
Minnie St. Clair
Minnie
Gound
Fannie
Pierce
Catherine
Waterman
F. J. Benepe
L. M. Lynn
William Balatts
Louis
Willam
John Lombardi
Marjorie
Frances
Weaver
A. D. Weaver
George
Funeral of Mrs Ruegamer in Sappington
Three Forks May 1 The funeral of Mrs Frances Pearl Ruegamer was held in Sappington after arrival from Three Forks. Interment occurred beside her husband Henry Sappington. Born June 1885 at Sappington she married Emerson Ruegamer in 1903 and lived on a ranch south of Three Forks. She leaves six children aged 11 to 1 year. Community mourns her loss as tributes flowed.
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Ruegamer
Three Forks
Emerson Ruegamer
Sappington
Tee Forks
Henry Sappington
Frances Pearl Ruegamer
Tarnest
Henry
Howard
June
Imber
Amy Jones
Renge
Missoula Monan
W. P. McDonnell
Les
Asawn
Fay Alderson
Bozeman
Ruth Hinman
Guselluck
Knights of Columbus Meeting Attended by Bozeman Aides
The Rev Father Lynch and William Parnacott were among attendees at the Knights of Columbus meeting in Bozeman on Sunday. Attorney Peterson was in town on business Monday and Tuesday. K C Lee and Miss Grace returned Sunday afternoon from Big Timber after a death in a near relative. Arthur Koch, once a rancher near Three Forks, was renewing acquaintances in town this weekend, coming from Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Lynch
William Parnacott
Knights of Columbus
Bozeman
Peterson
K. C. Lee
Mise Grace
Big ‘Timber
Arthur Koch
Three Forks
Belgrade
Storm disrupts Dillon farming and livestock activities
Dillon news reports that a late storm threatens local records with disruption to plantings as sheep lambing suffers heavy losses and mud hinders travel. Residents complain of roaming livestock damaging lawns and parkings while two wedding licenses are issued. Sheriff raids seize seven men, including a former navy enlistee awaiting papers, and a Bert Willson suspect faces attempted assault charges. a new hotel excavation reveals ample clean gravel locally.
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Floyd A. Turner
Bernice |E
Leadore
Idaho
Rodney B. Ewart
Deer Lodge meeting on crops outlines aid and plantings
In Deer Lodge on May 1 more than 200 residents gathered at the Powell County courthouse to discuss food supply and crop outlook. Senator C H Williams opened the session and the special ways and means committee report was heard. Speakers urged expanding wheat plantings, addressing labor shortages, and farmers to act quickly with seed potatoes and grain. Dr George Crabb offered 30 acres and free acreage for gardens, while Senator Williams noted a 30 acre tract already accepted for potato planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Powell County
C. H. Williams
Special Committee of Ways and Means
P. Wilson
G. A. Steyer
William, Andreson
Andreson
Garrison
Mr. Andreson
J.B. Hare
Joseph Smith
Bilver
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
United States
J. H. Meyers
George Crabb
Joseph Whitworth
Williams
Judge Poindexter Leavs for Honolulu From Dillon
May 1 Dillon reports a large group including Judge J B Poindexter Mrs Poindexter Everton Dorothy and Phil Poindexter Everton J Conger depart for San Francisco then Honolulu. Family and friends hosted several events in recent weeks as they bid farewell. California registers over 200000 motorcars equating to about one per 15 people.
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Poindenter Leavy
Dillon
J.B Poindexter
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Honolulu
Judge Poindexter
Poindexter
Everton Poindexter
Dorothy Poindexter
Margaret Poindexter
Everton J. Conger
Phil . Poindexter
Poindexters
Big Increased Acreage in Yellowstone County
A mass meeting in Yellowstone County approved voluntary subscriptions to fund weed and feed for developing farmers not yet established, as the council and governor discuss seeding strategies. Agriculture officials anticipate expanding acreage, aiming for an early start on fall seeding with potential extra seedings underway.
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Yellowstone County
Lund
Indore Musplcen
Stewart ‘Thome
Sebernt Caveat
Wien
Yellowstone
Toney
East Tope
Screm
Teast Am
Livingston News Highlights Local Courts and Civic Deeds
In Livingston on May 1 Sam McMillen pleaded guilty to killing elk out of season and was fined $100 by Judge Stark. Henry Gerhart tours toward Yellowstone to take reserve corps officer exams. Marie Blair fined $100 for operating a disorderly house and told to leave the city. Prof. J R Parker plans to aid Park county farmers to boost food crops this year. The Park county Red Cross gains nearly 90 new members. Mrs. O M Harvey presides. Mayor-elect A N West reappoints city clerk H J Reese. Frank Arnold named city attorney. Charles T Sacket becomes city engineer. Mayor-elect Veit takes office May 7. W R Cole to penitentiary for forgery. Demand for vacant lots for gardening surges as Minneapolis firm offers a block of 100 plots, likely exhausting supply soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Seaton
Sam McMillen
Jardine
AP. Stark
Henry Gerhart
Yellowstone National Park
Marie Blair
Billings
J. R. Parker
Montana Experimental Station
Bozeman
Park County Defense Committee
Parker
Chamber of Commerce
Park County Red Cross Society
O. M Harvey
A. N. West
H. J. Reese
Frank ‘Arnold
Forme
Charles T. Sacket
Veit
W. R. Cole
Deer Lodge
Almon Robertson
Woman's Club
Minneapolis
Holden cafe for sale in Deer Lodge Mont
Restaurant listing notes Holden cafe at Deer Lodge Montana for sale before May 1. Good business, prime location, bargain opportunity. inquiries to Holden cafe, Deer Lodge Mont. Also reports Ravalli elevator case probe into state laws for possible legal action.
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Holden Cafe
Deer Lodge
Mont
Exmoor Diseases of Doones Said to Have Real Roots
It has long been argued that the romance Lorna Doone by Blackmore had no factual basis. Now it is declared that the picturesque Exmoor region indeed contained a Doone family, the originals of the figures in the book, whether in romance or in fact.
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Lorna Doone
Blackmore
Exmoor
Doones
Insurance List Notice From Helena in April 1917
In Helena Montana on April 27 1917 a statement from Balkan National Sofia Bulgaria appears on the insurance list. The sworn document relates to condition of this company on the December 1916 list and is acted upon in pursuance of law.
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State OF Montana
Helena
Mont
Russia
Petrograd
Montana
William Keating
State OF
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Association OF Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State Auditor and Commissioner ‘of Insurance
Lupe Insurance, Company
Burlington
Towa
T. William Keating
Ex-Offic
S Aid Company
Desaun
Said
Sid
Alleton
Bite
HxoMelo
Akaregat
Capita
Ste and
Comany
Sof
Montana Insurance Department
National Union Fire. Insurance, Company
Pittsburg
Delicensa
Sid Company
Aaid Company
cMclo
U. S
State OF Montana Insurant Department
NEW World Life Insurance Company
Spokane
Sid Insurance Company
Pig
William. Keating
State Auditor and Commissioner of Insurance
Butte
Bozeman News
Dillon News
California
Livingston News
R. J. Lemert
Farmers’ Elevator Company of
Ravalli
Suberia
Brooklyn Eagle
Siberia
Alaska
Iits
Canada
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