Secretary Davis Sees Fair Labor Outlook At White House
Secretary Davis reports the labor situation is satisfactory with wages liberal and some unemployment in certain lines. He urges Congress to permanent the Canada entry regulations for workers who live in Canada and pass daily through the U S. President Coolidge expects some dam legislation and holds hopes for railroad consolidations under existing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
White House
Coolidge
Davis
Labor Department
Congress
Canada
Black Hills
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
Insular Affairs Bureau
Lord
President Coolidge
Glendive Woman Cleared in Justifiable Defense Case
Mrs. Carl Nelson was freed by a coroner's jury after shooting and killing H. D. Miller who attacked her husband on the Nelson farm. Miller, believed insane, struck Nelson and fought him for control of a rifle prompting Mrs. Nelson to fire in defense of her husband and two children.
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Glendive
Carl Nelson
H. D. Miller
Belle Prairie
Nelson
Miller
Nelson Farm
Daddy
John Fisher
Helland
Raymond Hildebrand
Dawson County Court Room
J Ogden Armour Dies in London at 63
J Ogden Armour of Armour Packing Co died in London after a long illness, survived by Lolita Armour and Mrs Mitchell. He would have been 64 in November, nephews and family at his bedside. The Chicago packing magnate led Armour & Co after his father's death in 1961 and had devoted years to mastering every facet of the business.
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Armour & Co
Armour
South America
Argentina
Equator
United States
Canada
Ogden’ Armour
Milwaukee
Chicago
Yale
Chicaga
Mr. Armour
Lolita Sheldon
Martin J. Sheldon
Suffield
Gonn
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Lolita Ogden Armour
Supreme Court
Meo Armour
Armour Institute of Technology
South Shore
Chicago Board of Trade
James A. Patten
Lake Forest
Philip D. Armour
HII
Lester Armour
Jonathan Ogden Armour
Phillip D. Armour
Great Armour & Co
Yale University
Young Armour
J. Ogden
W R Morehouse Reveals Bank Fraud Schemes Targeting Widows
Public relations officer W R Morehouse outlines drastic tactics used by loan sharks to drain savings. He cites a widow who signed for six $6,000 lots by a supposed free country excursion and a hospital case where a $350 loan cost $925 after fees. The expose details inflated loan costs, stock sales, and heavy insurance commissions used to ruin vulnerable savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Gillings Fair Ticket Sales Open to Outside Buyers
Advance sales for the 1927 Midland Empire fair in Billings run September 13 to 16 with reserved grand stand seats set aside for out of town buyers. Tickets cost 50 to 75 cents with payment required at reservation. open Billings sales begin August 15. Season tickets cover eight admissions for 1.50, with regular admission 50 cents per day. Special rail rates apply with limited excursions and valid dates. Also includes a sheriff's sale notice for Citizens State Bank of Big Timber in Sweet Grass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Board of Fair Commissioners
Midland Empire
Fair Board
J. M. Bresnahan
Montana
Casper
Newcastle
Wyoming
Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
John
Sweet Grass
U. S
Notice to Creditors in Willman Estate
In the District Court of Montana sixth judicial district Sweet Grass County the administrator Andrew Rickman publishes notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Alice M Willman deceased to exhibit within four months after first publication at the Big Timber law offices of John N MacFarlane. The notice dated August 13 1927 and published August 18 25 September 1 8 1927.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Alice M. Willman
John N. MacFarlane
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Andrew Rickman
Notice of Forfeiture to Co-Owner in Montana Claim
Notice to Harry Hall and Jane Doe Hafli that $900.00 was spent on the Liberty lede mining claim in Boulder Unorganized Mining District Sweet Grass County Montana for 1923 1925 and 1926 to hold the claim under Section 2324 Revised Statutes. If co-owners do not contribute within 90 days after public notice, their interest will vest in the subscriber E F Dysle. Pub 5-19-27 to 8-25-1927 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hall
Jane Doe Hafli
Absarokee
Montana
Liberty
Lede
Boulder
Sweet Grass County
United States
E. F. Dysle
Foreclosure summons in Sweet Grass and Golden Valley lands case
Farmers National Life Insurance Company of America sues Sweet Grass County Land Company and others to foreclose a 1920 mortgage for 11000 with three notes. Property spans sections 13, 17, and 18 in Sweet Grass and Golden Valley counties Montana totaling about 1140 acres with water rights. Complaint filed in district court. defendants must answer within twenty days. Pub notices Aug 18-25 and Sept 1-8, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
Farmers National Life Insurance Comumpany of America
Plaintif
Sweet Grass County Land Company
Q Corporation
George W. Briley
Anna E. Briley
C. N. Wood
BE. Z. Parker
CG. H. Garard
Golden Valley
State of
Montana
Montana Principal Meridian
Sweet Grass County
Montanas
J. E. Rees
Chas. W. Campbell
Big Timber
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Ogden Armour
Armour Packing Co. Fame
W. R. Morehouse
Public Relations Commission
American Bankers Association
Shylock
Avitete
R. Mere
Sase
Gillings
Ed Brannin
Frank Whitsel
James H. Wick
Professional Directory
R. H. Wiedman
Masonic Temple
Bigtimber
J. W. Church
Mecenle Buillding
Big Timber, Mont
A. P. O'Leary
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
Menten
M. L. W. Baskett
Menteena Power Co
Bleck Big Timber
Montane
W. Barr
Gilbert Gudmanson
C. J. Ellingson
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