Farmers National Grain Corp Secures Funds and Powers
The Farmers' National Grain corporation and its northwest subsidiaries receive funds and authority from the farm board to shield elevator owners from long term contracts with commission grain dealers or loan calls. The board approves loans to the Farmers' Union Terminal association of St Paul and a line of credit for the Western Ceattle Marketing association to finance advances to farmers and cattle operators. Chicago activity includes acquiring Rural Grain company to expand cash market orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Grain Corporation
Farm Board
Commission
Legge
Grain Corporation
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Agricultural Marketing Act
Lexke
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association of
St. Paul
Intermediate Credit Bank
Terminal Association
Frower
Western Ceattle Marketing Association
Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Rural Grain Company of Chicago
J. Cottington
Rural Grain Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Farmers' National Grain Corporation
Rural Group
Ottawa
Illinois
Northwest Grain Co op Approved for U S Fund Credit
Federal farm board approves the Northwest Grain Co operative organization plan and extends an immediate line of credit through Farmers' National Grain. Formed at Fargo on November 26 by eight Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana co ops, with 800 locals and multiple state associations and grain firms represented at the Fort Worth meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwest Grain Co-operative
Federal Farm Board
Fargo
N. PD
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Montana
Farm Board
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Forto
State Elevator Association
North Dakota
Minnesota Wheat Growers Association
South Dakota Wheat Growers’ Association
Farmers’ Grain Company of
Devils Lake
N. D
Farmers’ Union Grain Company of
Aberdeen
S. D
Attorney Walker Sues Whole Hill Family
Attorney T C Walker sues Mr and Mrs Wilk Hill in district court seeking 5000 for legal services rendered to Mrs Walter J Hill during separation proceedings. The complaint says Hill promised to pay for counsel when separation was dropped after reconciliation led them to return to Park County. Court costs also requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udte
Sam
Walter J. Hill
Hier
Hill
Walker
Hills
Park County
Judge Woodrough Rules Warrant Needed for Raids at Homes
Federal Judge J W Woodrough says agents cannot raid a building without a search warrant even if they smell mash hear noises or see part of a still through an open doorway. The ruling dismisses indictments against two women and drew fire from the U S attorney general office and prosecutors who called it revolutionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
J. W. Woodrough
Prohibition
United States Attorney General’s Office
William Froelich
United States District
J. C. Kinsier
Billings to Get Fox Theaters New West Block
Billings will gain a Fox Theaters Inc. project as part of a 15 million dollar western expansion. The planned building at the northwest corner of Third Avenue and Broadway near the Masonic Temple aims for a February start and a fall opening. Local architect J G Link prepared designs matching Fox style, with estimated costs around 300 thousand dollars and a 8 10 year lease noted in records.
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Billings
Los Angeles
Foy Fox Theaters, Inc
Hoover
Meooxiz
Asters, ‘Inc
Fea
Bair
Harold B. Franklin
Fox
Sta
J. G. Link
Third Avenue and
Broadway
Mrs. Andrew Sleveland Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Andrew Sleveland passed away at her family home on the south side after a 15 year asthma struggle. The funeral was at the Lutheran church with Rev. A A Holbeck officiating, honor guards listed, interment at Mountain View. Born March 30 1884 in Egersund Norway she came to America in 1905, married in Chicago the same year, later settling in Big Timber. She leaves a husband six children four sisters and one brother.
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Andrew Sleveland
Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
John Krone
I. Terland
Exeland
Hugh
Glenn
Leo Overfell
Mountain View
Jusgeborg Nesse Sleveland
Egersund
Norway
America
Chicago
Nor Way
Big Timber
Ervin Overfell
Agnold
Erving
Congress Opens With Tax Cut Debate Ahead
The first regular session of the seventy first Congress resumes with a $2.316 billion income tax reduction proposal moving for quick action. Senate and House prepare for a busy agenda, with the tariff bill and a contested seat in Pennsylvania looming. Members report sleet delays and attend to opening rites as they adjourn for a late Christmas recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seventy-First Congress
Boomieg
Hawles
House
Ways and Micas
Senate
Representatives Hill
W. Echal
Minvis
Vicw
Curtis
Longworth
al Ngon
Dally Gann
Alice Leigworth
Herbert Hoover
Jean Large
Hoover
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Moore
Virginia
Com
Richard F. Byrd
South Pole
Pennsylvania
Montana Inks Top Honors At Chicago Hampshire Show
Mount Haggin Land and Livestock of Anaconda dominated the International Livestock exposition Hampshire sheep results. The firm won champion ewe and reserve champion ewe, multiple class ribbons, and led in flock and ram and ewe categories, narrowly missing ram championship to the 2 C Penney flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montana
Mount Haggin Land & Livestock Company
Anaconda
Hampshire
Mount Haggin
Sweet Grass Parties Killed In Accident
Two people died and two were seriously hurt when a car rolled over near Sweet Grass while en route to a wedding at Foremost Alberta. Victims are Mrs. B Knappen and Dougie Ne Taggart, both of Knappen. Injured are Bernice Knappen, 19, and Chess Uchro of St Kilda.
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Sweet Grass
Foremost
Alta
B. Knappen
Dougie Ne- Taggart
Knappen
Bernice Knappen
Chess Uchro
St. Kilda
Lehri
Coutts
Days Of Pioneering Settlers Still Here
Washington reports the 1929 homestead era continues as 4813 722 acres of public domain were patented and over 30 000 people filed claims. The General Land Office notes steady activity and mineral leasing receipts totaling 290 4578 dollars amid low oil prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
General Land Office
Amet
Ateraing
Mineral Leasing Act
Oll
Dwight Morrow to Be Senator of New Jersey
Gov. Larson announces Dwight W. Morrow, ambassador to Mexico, will become U S senator for New Jersey on return from London disarmament talks. Baird urged the nomination and his commission was issued. Edge had resigned to become ambassador to France.
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Dwight Morrow
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
United States
London
Morgan £. Larson
Walter E. Edge
France
Larson
David Barr, Sr
Camden
Edge
Hoover
Baird
Morrow
Butte Man Is Head For New Brotherhood
Chicago November 38 Formation of the Scandinavian Fraternal Congress of America unites five large Scandinavian fraternal societies in the United States and Canada with over 200000 members. First officers named include John J Inquist of Butte Montana as president Albert M Jacobson of Boston as vice president and John A Linden of Chicago as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagga
Scandinavian Fraternal Congress of America
United States
Canada
John A. Linden
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Order of Vasa
Order of Vikings
Order of Svithiod
John J.inquist
Butte
Mont
Albert M. Jacobson
Boston
Chicago
Anaconda Company With Real Taxpayers Receives Shared Tax Funds
In Montana the county school district treasuries will gain the first installments totaling 2 580 246 90 for the week. The Anaconda Company is identified as a taxpayer partner in this distribution. The funds include payments of 1 876 904 20 and 1 703 342 46 to support district finances.
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Iemcee County
Maincoat
Scheel District
Treasuries
Montana
le Ameconda
Hoover outlines state of union with tax cut and enforcement push
President Hoover submits his first annual state of the union detailing a $160 million income tax reduction, swifter prohibition enforcement, and global policy aims. He calls for World Court adherence, London naval talks support, and a stronger justice system with streamlined courts and codified prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hoover
State of the Union
Senate
Department of Justice
Mistake Victims May Get Financial Relief
Rep Florence P. Kahn of California will submit to the House Judiciary Committee a request for hearings on a bill to pay 25000 to the family of each innocent person killed by prohibition agents. The measure targets protecting innocent riders and families from fatal shootings by agents along the Canadian border previously spurred by agency violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
House Judiciary Committee
Florence P. Kahn
California
Sullivan placed in Senate by Wyoming governor
Patrick Sullivan of Casper, longtime Wyoming Republican national committeeman, was appointed by Gov. Frank Emerson to fill the U S Senate seat until a special election late next month to succeed the late Francis E. Warren. Sullivan accepted and planned to travel to Cheyenne to receive credentials and depart for Washington, D C.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
Wyoming
Frank ©. Emerson
United States Senate
Francis FE. Warren
Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Republican State Central Committee
New York City
Ireland
Rawlins
Molt Farmer Killed In Auto Wreck Near Molt
George E. Norman a 46 year old Jammer living near Molt was killed when the auto he rode in overturned on a slippery road eight miles north of Molt. Mrs Hughes who followed the wreck aided but Norman died from a fractured skull. An inspection blamed a defective steering gear. Norman stayed near Molt eight years worked on local ranches and was unmarried. He is survived by a Denver sister Mrs Baxter Nelson and a brother John Norman of Awena Minnesota.
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George E. Norman
Molt
George Hughes
Norman
Anton Raby
Emily
Record-breaking National Park Visits Hit 3.25 Million in 1928
The 1928 annual report shows 3,248,264 people traveled to US national parks and monuments, with 2,680,587 visiting parks and 567,647 monuments. Grand Teton became a park on Feb 26 1929, and total park area rose to 12 118 square miles. Director Albright praised educational efforts and noted a $4,714,016 park service appropriation plus $16,286.16 in private donations.
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Washington
United States
Albright
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Congress
The
Park Service
Seuarces
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J. J. Knight
Kansas City
Farmers’ National
Boand
George Thomas
Federal Farm Love Bureau
Northwest Grain Corp
U. S. Fund
Whole Hill Family
Judge Woodrough
FOX. Theaters, Inc
Long List
New Brotherhood
Anaconda Company
District of Columbia
Tariff Commission
Federal Radio Commission
Muscle Shoals
Pat Sullivan
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