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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1924

Page

4

Americas overwhelming vindication and political shift

The article reports a massive post election mandate with 30 million ballots cast nationwide, praising Republican gains under Calvin Coolidge and Dawes. It lauds a rejection of radicalism, defense of conservative policy, and期待 for a strong Republican majority in government. Also notes higher wheat prices, farmers’ prospects, and a Plevna power line contract awarded to L. F. Bruggeman.

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Montana Beet Growers Urge Home Sugar Use Nationwide

A Montana beet growers association calls on Montanans and neighboring states to buy Montana-made sugar to raise farmer proceeds and keep money in state. The appeal cites a Billings beet crop of about 80 million pounds, support for Great Western Sugar, and the aim to exclude foreign sugar to benefit Montana farmers and retailers.

Montana Mountain States T. So Barrett Stuar Bet Neghboring Great Western Sugar Company Ameri Ogan Penn Neighbon Billings Yellowstone Valley North Dakota South ‘Dakota Minnesota

Opposition to Federal Rail Ownership by Illinois Central President

C H Markham president of the Illinois Central Railroad warned at an American Bankers Association convention against government ownership of railroads. He argued it would burden taxpayers raise national debt and threaten private property, noting potential spread to other industries and the collapse of railway service.

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Bankers Aid Boys and Girls Club Rally Prizes

Banks in Lee County Iowa join Breeders Association for a rally where youths exhibited pigs for 150 dollars in cash prizes. Quincy bankers provide purebred boars and seed corn worth 500 dollars to farmers attending Adams Fair. Missouri Bankers Association funds an intercounty contest with 1600 dollars in premiums and 2 dollar prizes for counties to support demonstration teams.

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Farming Finance Needs Business Like Any Other

A banker and farmer should treat farming as a business tower with loans based on productive purpose. The banker should request credit statements and inspect housing and feed, while insurers and health testing guard against losses. Teamwork between banker and farmer, with careful diagnosis and mutual advice, supports well financed farming ventures.

Burton M. Smith Agricultural Commission American Bankers Association Busines

Bankers urged to advertise in newspapers

A Los Angeles banker urged bankers at a Savings Bank Division conference to use newspapers for advertising. He said advertising educates the public about banking and draws customers, noting growing deposits and the shift from mere statements of condition to active public understanding of bank services.

Motley H. Flint Los Angeles Savings Bank Division American Bankers Association Mr. Flint Sunita Pitas Inegstedstor Vail Tee Sons

Estate of George R Chapin Deceased Notice

Administratrix Astroid Chapin of the George R Chapin estate in Fallon County Montana calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at the office of C J Dousman Baker Montana the estate’s business location. Dated November 10 1924.

George R. Chapin C. J. Dousman Baker Montana County of Fallon C. Chapin George K. Chapin

Public land claim notice for Emil Weyerbacher in Baker Montana

Emil P. Weyerbacher of Baker Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim on 160 acres in N 12 N 1-2 Sec 24 T6N R59E MPM. Proof before U S Commissioner R W Russell in Baker Montana on December 9 1924. Witnesses listed: J M Walker A S Long Henry DeGrande and W J Wagner all of Baker Montana.

J. M. Walker A. 8. Long Henry DeGrande W. J. Wagner Baker, Montana

Desert Land Entry Notice for Cox 80 Acres in Montana

Ber tha I Cox of Knobs Montana filed notice of intent to prove desert land entry 80 acres No 032404 for W 1 2 NW 1 4 Sec 0 T3N R62E M P Meridian. Proof before Jr W Russell U S Commissioner Baker Montana December 9 1924 with witnesses Dan Gunderson Pee Cox Most and Ed Varner. J D Scanlan Register.

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Fallon County Montana

The Sixteenth Judicial District Court in Fallon County Montana orders a sheriff sale of real estate on December 13 1924 at 2 PM at the Baker Court House front door The described property is all of Section 21 in Township 10 Range 57 East Montana Meridian The action lists Alfred Lang as plaintiff and David J Riley A W Bowen and Bowen his wife and F M Schaefer Receiver of Wibaux County Bank as defendants Dated November 20 1924. Additional local notes mention Larry Burns returning from Miles City Billings and Butte and various Baker visitors including S S Mitchell of Miles City and Maggie Kennedy visiting in Plevna before heading to St Paul for the winter. Miam T Clough wife of Capt Clark returns from hospital.

David J. Riley A. W Bowen Bowen F M. Schaefer Wibaux County Bank Wibaux Montana Baker Fallon County Fallon Towit Montana Meridian Sixteenth Judicial District State of A. C Mikalson Wilbert W. Cadle Kathryn L Cadle Victor S. H.msl Clara C. Himsl M. P F. F. Kelling Booth and McLemore

Notice of land claim proof in Miles City district

Department of the Interior Miles City Montana November 14 1924 notice that George Follmer of Plevna Montana has filed intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to 120 acres under Adds Hd Entry No 037517 for Lots 6 8 9 Section 6 Township 6 N Range 57 E MP Meridian before U S Commissioner R W Russell at Baker Montana on December 29 1924. Also listed are Jacob Opp Emma Opp Karl Hepperley Henry Louzing of Plevna Montana. J D Scanlan Register. 11 21 12 19

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Miles City Mont Emil P. Weyerbacher Baker Montana Range M. P. Meridian R. W. Russell United States Baker, Monanes Bertha I. Cox Knobs N. W E. M. P Meridian Jr. W. Russell U. S Dan Gunderson Ed Varner Most Knobs, Mont Pee Cox J. D. Scanlan Register Interior U. S. Land Office George Follmer Plevna E. M P Meridian Jacob Opp Emma Opp Karl Hepperley Henry Louzing Frederick A. Hartman William Olroy Harry Freeman William McKay Amos Greenlee

Notice of Land Claim in Montana for Hartman acres

Freder ick A Hartman filed notice of intention to prove up a 320 acre claim in Township 5 North Range 57 East MP Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner R W Russell will occur at Baker Montana on November 29 with witnesses William Olroy Harry Freeman William McKay and Amos Greenlee all of Plevna Montana.

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