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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
7
The Catholic Ladies Easter dance drew a large crowd and was hailed the season’s most enjoyable event in Baker. Local news notes also include Moshier millinery ads for children hats and dresses, and various residents traveling between Baker Miles City Willard and Seattle.
A parade of local business visitors and callers visits Baker and surrounding areas. Dick Miller surveys, Jud C Corey tours, and others report on hemstitching edging orders and new shop openings.
Viola Braun from Terry visits the city. Mrs. Potterton improves. Mrs. Gaul travels to Moore Montana. Eugene Donthit returns from Fairview. Isma schools head Ward called to Solex Grove after his father’s death. Hans Marker leaves for his ram. H W McDonald of the Oil and Gas firm departs. John Walker of Securiny Bun ang and Loan visits. Wilsall Brant to take over as First National Bank receiver. Vuklevs and daughters visit from 101 ranch. payroll for Company FT arrives totaling 130000. Julius Christanson reports 25 acres planted to wheat with bright prospects. Pleassner leaves for Eureka SD. American Legion Week set for April 22–27 with emphasis on membership aims and a trophy at the state convention. Prosperity follows the dairy.
Eastbound services include No 16 Olympian at 112 A M, No 18 Columbian at 4:15 P M, and No 92 Local freight at 3.16 P M on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Westbound services show No 15 Olympian at 5:38 A M, No 17 Columbian at 5 3 P M, and No 91 Local freight at 8 50 A M on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Department of Agriculture reports farm store credit costs North Carolina farmers over 25 percent annually while banks charge about 6 percent. It urges thrift and bank contact to improve farmers' credit standing, noting over $200 million in annual debt and potential $2 million annual income impact from a 1 percent rate cut.
A discussion on restoring European purchasing to boost U S exports and reduce surplus. Proposes U S representation in the Reparations Commission to study readjustment of inter allied debt, with actions guided by fact finding and advisory aims. Also notes high merchant credit rates and lending patterns in North Carolina.
The Nation’s Business discusses American Bankers Association resolutions from Atlantic City urging moral and spiritual regeneration as groundwork for economic recovery. It argues that despite myths, bankers are central in funds, civic projects, and financial decisions amid nations seeking debt relief.
Mrs Mae McHenry of Beach North Dakota arrived in Baker to succeed Mrs M J Winner who has resigned. Fred Engstrom vice president of Gas Products company Baker left for Kentucky after visiting here. Engstrom a longtime carbon black authority, helped review company plans and books with Treasurer Al Hansen as the plant maintains a 3000 dollar monthly payroll. Gus Faystrom improving after illness.
Friends and neighbors believe Clyde McLemore may permit his name to be used in a Republican bid for Pallen County attorney. The Tuesday club met at George Daugherty home with Mrs WP Kerr as hostess. Auction bridge and a dinner followed. yellow green and white decor featured. High score went to Mrs R S Johnson, with Mrs R B Lowry second and Mg 8 M Parks consolation. Substitutes included Mrs 4 E Bake and B M Parks.
Friends of Baker attorney Al Hansen stir speculation that he may enter the state Republican race for Fallon County representative. Hansen, queried by the Sentinel, denied plans, though supporters say he would be a formidable challenger if he allows his name on the ballot.
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