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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues Americans should buy domestic goods to support local prosperity and notes the role of the home newspaper in promoting local business. It warns against counterfeit credit schemes and states honest returns are typically modest, around six percent, urging cautious investing and recognition of true earning power.
The pamphlet argues counterfeit money lacks identifying labels and appears worthless, yet counterfeit credit and fraudulent securities flood markets. It warns such fraud causes millions in losses yearly to trusting individuals and bucketshops.
Vice President Dawes argues that opposition to filibusters targets obstructive tactics not genuine debate. He emphasizes the Senate as a forum for thorough discussion of national issues and praises the historic role of debate on major questions like the league of nations. He warns that abuse of rules harms the nation and that blocking minor matters should stop.
The Baker Churches announce Sunday Sunday School at 10:00 a m and worship at 11:00 a m with the sermon Mor tals and Immortals. A Wednesday night service follows at 8:00.
A Baker church week features large turnout for a division meeting at Mrs. Russell's, a General Aid gathering, and a C E delegate elected for the Montana state convention in Butte. Children’s Day plans, a Plevna town hall play, and next Sunday services with nature sermon tie into a busy church calendar.
Sunday services include 10:00 Sunday School and 4:00 Morning Worship with a solo by Miss Gapen and a sermon Two Rival Spiritual Kingdoms. Evening Worship asks Does God Require Sacrifices. May 26 features 7:30 Membership Class. The notes reference a Epworth League hike and a Ladies Aid event though details are unclear.
The Chevrolet Motor Company produced 3,952 trucks in April, up about 40 percent from April 1924. January output was 407, February 1,737, March 2,854 and April 3,952. Retail car sales reached 53,283, surpassing April 1923 by 1,889, and April 30 set a new daily production high of 4,064. The company also carried over 36,512 unfilled orders into May.
Bert Kinney promotes Tony's in Baker Mont offering auto and sign painting complete decorating services exterior interior hardwood finishing and wall ideas all work guaranteed. Phone 41 Adv also sells all kinds of radios magazines and subscriptions at Postoffice News Stand with similar contact.
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