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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
8
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The bank reports a 65 percent rise in business since February and a 35 percent cash reserve backed by government bonds, with $32 000 loaned in two months. The note notes no borrowings, optimism for local prosperity, and a shift to Baker operation. A milk bottle notice in Montana claims private property and restricts bottle use by other milkmen.
In Billings Gazette coverage the trial continues as Mrs. Cunningham is questioned about alleged betrayal and emotions surface with a breakdown, signaling heightened tension in the proceeding.
All Odd Fellows and Rebecca's are summoned to meet at the Odd Fellow's hall on Sunday April 26 at 2 o'clock. They will march to the Congregational Church to observe the 106th anniversary of the Grand Lodge.
Dorhman served a light lunch as mothers attended the gathering focused on pleasure and instruction. The meeting closed until September, with plans to renew enthusiasm and stimulate moral and intellectual growth and good fellowship in the city.
The Baker Commercial Club and city board will study options with Milwaukee freight officials to revive Baker's market. Judge Williams, a veteran hog producer, says proper quarters and cleaning can prevent odor. the effort aims to ease local hog production concerns. Fallon County Inter scholastic field meet plans are progressing with Baker hosting in May and resident support for out of town students. The paid tourist camp proposal and donated tables for grounds gain favor, with a shower facility asked. The Woman's Club Home Products Banquet is set for May 14 with state industry contributions planned.
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