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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
2
Notice is given of the Citizens State Bank annual stockholders meeting to be held at the bank office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 13 1925 at 7 o clock p m for electing directors and other business as may come before the meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders of State Farms Co will be held at the Commercial Bank and Trust Co office in Big Timber Sweet Grass county Montana on Tuesday January 13 1925 at 5 o’clock p m for electing officers and other business. ALVAL LAMB Sec Treas. Pub Dec 25 1924 Jan 1 1925.
December 1924 notices announce two annual meetings in Big Timber Montana. The Scandinavian American Bank schedules stockholders meeting January 13 1925 at 2 PM to elect directors. The Commercial Bank and Trust Co calls an annual meeting January 13 1925 at 4 PM to elect directors.
The War Finance Corporation summarized a healthier agricultural outlook for the year ending November 30. Bank deposits and reserves rose as farmers reduced indebtedness. Loans totaling 12.24 million were approved, including 6.47 million to 201 institutions and 7.57 million to 24 livestock companies. Wheat regions fared well, sheep and wool earned good prices, and swineProspects were favorable.
Secretary Work submits a comprehensive plan to President Coolidge proposing a federal state partnership, amortized low interest advances, and a unified reclamation code. It calls for re‑appraisal of lands, transfer of project management to water users, and state participation in settler selection and farm development financing.
Items from eighteen years ago record community happenings. Fred B. Hall left for Los Angeles to spend winter while Misses Nellie Stubblefield and Minnie Stubblefield joined their mother for the holidays. Dr W A Moore bought Hungerford Drug Store and took possession. N P depot workers received raises of about five dollars per man. A marriage united Miss Clara Morris and Nicholas Tintinger at the groom’s brother’s home with Rev Woodruff officiating. Sunday services at St Mark's were canceled except Sunday School and Rev MacWilliams traveled to Columbus for a day. Sunday School treated children at the Auditorium with photo paintings. J B Yates left for Cameron Mo for winter. Anton Ronning sold a 160 acre ranch near Grey Cliff to John Esp. Miss Sadie Bailey is home from Liberty Mo for the holidays. Fred Tintinger opened City Cafe adjoining Headquarters. Ruth Hilger won a large doll at Diet Browning with 2350 beans in the jar counted by Rev Woodruff. News arrived of W M Green’s pneumonia death in San Diego, living in Montana since 1882. He was 73 and survived by Mrs Green, sister of Mrs G W Baker of McLeod.
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