Urner Hotel Building Burned At Harlowton
Two women were seriously burned and the Urner hotel building and Boering department store destroyed by flames from a gasoline explosion. Miss Edith Loftus and Miss Myrtle Granson were injured as rescuers fought the blaze for over two hours, with firefighters and volunteers saving the county courthouse.
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Harlowton
Urner
Edith Loftus
Myrtle Granson
Edison School
Edith Olson
Boering Department
Focal Fire Department
Montana Boosts Hoover Plan With County Pledges
Montana counties add two and a half million dollars to the Hoover stabilization campaign. Governor Erickson reports a state total near 6.1 million for highways and 10 to 15 million for central Montana railroad development, plus eight to ten million for the Flathead power project. The Montana Power Company plans further lines and facilities.
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Helena
Montana
Erickson
Montana Power Company
Hoover
Flathead
Bes Oan
Briefs Filed Attack Wheeler Statement
The Rocky Mountain Power company opposes Walter H Wheeler’s hydroelectric site on the Flathead River Montana. It argues Wheeler’s cost estimates are unsound and would force power prices far above his forecast. The Montana Power company guarantees project viability and Flathead Indians expect annual compensation if licensed.
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Washington
Walter H. Wheeler
Minneapolis
Rocky Mountain Power
Wheeler
Larhead
Commissionya
Roches Mountain Power Company
Montana Power Company
Flatead Iedians
Séb.aw
Plan to Tax Alien Workers to Prevent Home-Building Abroad
Washington November 27 The labor department considers a tax on each alien entering the United States to work aiming to deter residence abroad. A 10 visa fee and an 8 head tax are proposed. Detroit area aliens reportedly relocate to Canada for cheaper living while Canadian dealers promote emigration. The Ambassador Bridge opening worsens the issue by easing cross border commutes.
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Washington
Canada
Mexico
United States
Labor Department
Department
Detroit
Canada Anh
Ambassador Bridge
Hus
Oklahoma Banker Dies After Banking Collapse Struggles
Oklahoma City reporting that H. A. McCauley, 55, former Sapulpa mayor and director of 13 banks, died during the crisis as 12 banks failed or were seized amid 1920 deflation. Graves Shull cites frozen assets for the depositor losses totaling 2,520,000 with numerous state banks affected including Sapulpa State and Bank of Mounds. McCauley’s death followed his collapse on retiring. wife and others noted the tragedy as banking turmoil worsened.
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Okklahoma City
H. A. McCauley
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Graves Shull
Sapulpa State Bank
Bank of Mounds
Henryetta State Bank
Bank of Commerce
McCauley
Farmers' National Clarifies Grain Co operatives Conception
The Farmers' National Grain commission disputes claims that the Northwest Grain cooperative will supplant existing co operatives. It states its purpose is to encourage and safeguard co operatives that are or will become stockholders in the Farmers' National. Arrangements will be made for extend.
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Northwest Grain Co-Operative
Farmers’ National Grain Comporsion
Farmers’ National
Farm Board Leaders Plan Expanded Co operative Support
The Farm Board's board of managers led by John Manley Enid Oklahoma J 5 Knight Kansas City and C E Huff Salina Kansas met with Vice Chairman James Stone and former Nebraska governor Samuel McKenvie to discuss widening grain program access. They said the grain corporation would take over all grain related work once feasible, expanding services for cooperatives and their members.
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Ius
Board of Managers
John Manley
Enid
Okla
J. 5. Knight
Kansas City
C. E. Huff
Salina
Kan
James Stone
Nebraska
Samuel McKenvie
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Strayed Sheep Belonging to Mrs Gertrude McCauley Sought
Ten branded sheep with two black ms and a black streak on bark plus two with a red circle and two bars on back are missing from Mrs Gertrude McCauley’s flock. Authorities seek the owner and offer help in recovery.
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Gertrude WcCauley
Christmas Bazaar At Churchill Amery’s This Saturday
The Homeland Circle hosts an annual Christmas bazaar and food sale at Churchill Amery's on Saturday December 14. Local shoppers can browse gift items and enjoy refreshments at the event.
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Homeland Circle
Churchill @ Amery’s
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Klein
Bailey & Lamb
Attack Wheeler
Rialto
JAS. P. Andersen
Kolster and Brandes Radios
Motor Inn
Mev. Webb
Fred Webb
Livingston
John Carney
Northern Pacific
Springdale
Spring Wheat
General Electric Refrigerator
RADIO
The
Grain Corporation
Turkeys
Swift & Co
Harvey Cort
Cort Hotel
J. N. McCracken Company
Stepius
Pegs
Baulow
Wwe
Mccrackens
J. N. McCracken
McCracken Way
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