Name Change and Officers Elected at Lakeview Congregational
At New Year’s Eve annual meeting Lakeview Congregational Church elected new officers including Deacon Lands, Treasurer Liemingstom, Clerk Lo Price, and Education Directors A W Seebart and E Trout. The church renamed Baker Lake to Lakeview Congregational and updated Religious Education authority. A watch service, hymns and prayers followed, led by Arthur W Seebart.
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HE. Hitech
C. Hi Doppler
F. E McFarland
Lleo Liemngstom
Lo Price
A. W. Seebart
E . Trout
A. D. Brewer
O Christopher
Trance
George Darghettw
Lo Pace
Ufe Livingston
Lacies Aid
Reigious
Baker Lake
Laketirw
Committee of Religious Education
Arthur W Seebart
Magic influence of oil in future supply and regulation
Geologists debate oil quantity as Thomas ODell of the American Petroleum Institute predicts new fields will emerge before old ones drain. He warns government regulation could concentrate power, while supply and demand laws will persist, shaping prices for producers and consumers.
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Thomas & Odell
American Petroleum Institute
St Louis
Henry Ord
John Dateorkeetier
Whist Tournament Set in Legsom Rooms
A group of prominent alions met in the Legsom Rooms to organize a Corergiam 3 Whist Tournament to be held in the coming weeks of the Habband Sill. Captains of the team are Lb Barns and Denis Young. The first game will be played this.
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Lb Barns
Denis Young
Ismay Defeats Baker in Local High School Game
Ismay won against Baker last Saturday evening by a score to 1 as Baker fields lesser reach compared with nearby towns. The Baker boys will start at 7:30, expected to draw a larger crowd and a spirited contest.
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Ismay
Baker Boys
Serrouading
Taxpayers and the burden of taxation on producers
The piece argues that while small taxpayers cannot pass taxes on, large taxpayers raise prices or invest in tax exempt securities to shift costs. It asserts producers bear the final burden, and calls for reduced government costs at local, state, and national levels to lower taxes.
Montana Harvest 1923 Crop Value Tops 95 Million Dollars
The 1923 Montana crop total reached 95,358,000 dollars, up over two million from 1922. Wheat, oats, barley, rye and hay saw acreage gains while several crops declined or held, with sugar beets near 2.5 million and diversification rising across central and northwest regions.
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Montana
George A Scott
Montana Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Fire Department Ball Earns Funds for New Equipment
The Baker Fire Department held its annual ball last Monday at Masonic Hall. The event raised a sizable sum to buy needed gear and platforms for the department.
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Baker Fire Department
Masonic Hall
Montana Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Oil and Bank News
Montana reports outline refinery plans at Albert and tests in Irvine Flats for oil. New Labor National Bank backing from Trainmen Brotherhood. Shoshone No 2 yields 1,000 barrels daily. Fergus county crop value at 15 million. irrigation projects receive 190 thousand. rail and mining updates across Shelby Dillon Townsend Browning and Great Falls. Broadus and Hamilton notes include hog shipments, cow testing results, and Montana industry exhibits on the Chicago Milwaukee rail line.
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Albert Refining Coa
Kalispetl
Irvine Flats
Three Forks
New Labor National Bank
Trainmen Brotherhood Organization
Great Falls
Shelby
First State Bank
Hardin—Custer Battlefield
Crow Agency
Hardin
Townsend
Big Elk Dome
Old
Browning—Morflan
Great Norther
Troy
Kootenai
Shelby—Shoshone Oil Company
Taylor-Ovenswell
Geraldine
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Mineral Range Power Company of
Columbus
Woodbine Creek
Stillwater River
Helena—State
School of Mines
Broadus
Spokane
Washington
Hamilton
Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing Association
Coulter plan and wheat export bill linked, Leavitt says
Washington notes describe Representative Business of North Dakota introducing a bill to diversify farming in the northwestern states. Congressman Scott Leavitt says the Coulter plan does not replace the Montana Export Corporation proposal to raise wheat prices and may boost its passage by promoting permanent agricultural prosperity.
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Washington
Coulter
North Dakota
Montana Export Corporation
Scott Leavitt
Montana
House of Representatives
Congress
Leavitt
House Committee of Agriculture
Episcopal Guild to Meet with Mrs RS Johnson
The Episcopal Guild schedules a meeting with Mrs RS Johnson on Wednesday in January. The exact date is unclear from the fragment.
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The
Episcopal Guild
RS. Johnson
Warning Against Moving to California From Denton
Albert Lewis of Long Beach California warns readers about moving west. He notes crowds coming east for warmth but says few jobs await laborers and advises saving money and researching before leaving for winter in California. The Denton Record echoes caution.
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Mr. Lewis
East
Middle West
California
Lewis
Here
Denton
Republicans Call MontanA State Committee Meeting In Helena
Acting under Montana 1921 law chairman J D Scanlan of the Republican state central committee calls a meeting in Helena at the Placer Hotel on January 8 1924 at 12 noon to elect a Republican national committeeman and name delegates to the national convention in Cleveland June 10 1924. A large attendance of delegates is anticipated.
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Miles City
Montana
J. D. Scanlan
Republican State Central Committee
Republican State Committee
Heléna
Placer Hotel
al. Scanlan
Republican Aate Committee
Morizua
Cleveland
Scanlan
County Assessors to Meet in Helena
The state board of equalization calls county assessors to meet in Helena at 2 o clock on January 15 for consultation and instruction. The January meeting at the capitol Senate chamber aims to discuss important topics including equalization of assessments between counties on finds and livestock.
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State Board of Equalization
Helena
Severa
Capitol
Senate
Masquerade Ball Planned for Sturday at Masonic Hall
Arrangements are under way for a masquerade ball at Masonic Hall in Sturday January 12. The young men in charge promise a big night and list efforts to ensure one of the best times of the new year.
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Masonic Hall
Sturday
Mrs R Hamilton and Daughters Betty and Patty
Betty and Patty Hamilton, daughters of Mrs. R. Hamilton, attended a morning event in Aberdeen. Betty underwent tonsil and adenoid surgery recently.
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Hamilton
Betty
Patty
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Offcers
Altoa
Sens
Afl
Ness Amd
Baker
North Central
Blaine
A, T
Eesrei
Thrift
Montana Weekly Industrial Review
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Albert Lewis
Long Beach, Cal
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