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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
4
The selection satirizes party fate and public habits while noting post office losses and radio limits. It contrasts European debtor nations with U S loans to Belgium and mocks perceptions of Americans abroad. It also touches on gun violence and civic reform by ambitious graduates.
Sophia reports a New York man aged 102 disappeared after seeking work with the highway department. The piece hints at possible kidnapping by W. W. figures and notes Bulgaria’s smaller car count contrasts with crowded American cities, yet warns of continued recklessness.
France Germany and Great Britain discuss a security pact seen as a challenge to the League of Nations. Indiana readers contribute to preserving James Whitcomb Riley's historic swimming hole, hoping it stays old fashioned.
Abd el Krim told an American newspaper man that he is fighting on the defensive, noting that he learned a few things from the World War.
The proposal aims to calm European tensions while the United States urges concrete financial or political settlements, signaling a push for Europe to settle outstanding disputes and obligations.
Charles Evans Hughes in Boston for the 150th anniversary of Bunker Hill argues against claims of decay in popular government. He says public officials are generally more honest than in the past and urges perseverance amid intensified industrial activity and machine production.
A fragmented political essay extols independence, civic responsibility, and the wartime spirit. It recalls America’s bravery in World War I, warns about crime and futile politics, and urges Americans to honor the nation’s founding legacy and enduring endurance.
Halfway through 1925 the business year shows gains in construction, stock and bond markets, and rail loading while failures rise and coal strike fears shadow fall prospects. Despite higher money rates and labor tensions, crop conditions improve and overall sentiment remains cautiously hopeful.
The report notes a slower postal and line activity during a week of vacations but sees a season approaching that could lift business as crops hold steady. If crop conditions remain favorable, optimism among merchants for the fall will be well warranted.
A letter clarifies that the American Legion managed the Baker Fourth of July event in full including admissions funds. All money went to the Legion. local groups did not receive any admission proceeds, and grounds and concessions were donated.
A golf club fitting guide advises choosing clubs by swing type upright semi upright or flat. It notes many players need adjustments by a skilled maker and explains soles and lies for wooden and iron clubs to match natural swings and stance.
The old grouch laments a large elm tree removed from a yard. Four wagons were needed to haul the wood and the roof suffered damage. Neighbors note the tree removal will affect shade and appearance, prompting debate over preserving old growth.
A Treasury official argues high death and inheritance taxes destroy family businesses. The fable of John Henry and Walter Brown shows assets drained by taxes, forcing debt and sales. Proposal urged for a tax system preserving incentives and opportunities.
Walter F. Wilson as county treasurer files a notice of sheriffs sale in Baker Montana for July 27 1925 at 1 00 p m at the courthouse front door. The sale covers a described acre of land in section 6 township 8 north range 57 east Montana meridian including school grounds and surrounding boundaries. Clyde McLemore attorney represents the plaintiff Ho Hahn and Dena Hahn Westmor Bank receivership.
The document identifies plaintiffs and defendants in a Montana case including Henry J Hahn and Deng Hahn, Westmore State Bank and its receiver C F Bown, trustee C C Conser, and others. It cites real estate parcels in Westmore Montana, Block Ten, and is dated July 2, 1925 with sheriff Burrell and Under Sheriff Frankland.
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