Billings Bank Closes Doors Amidst Suspicion and Uncertainty
Bank in Billings suspends operations after examiner demands immediate note collection, with reports split between total failure and temporary embarrassment. Some merchants advertise accepting checks from the suspended bank, while First Trust and Savings Bank, a Moss unit, also shuts its doors and a state examiner is notified to take charge.
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Examiner
First Trust and Savings Bank
Moss
Sheep shearers union holds large convention call
Clippers Will Hold Meeting edged. We are fast becoming a part of the great labor movement. We now have an active loyal mem bership, full of enthusiasm and determination which cheers the present and brightens the future, assuring success. We look forward with hope that this will be the largest and most important convention ever held by the Sheep shearers' union. So don't neglect or forget to elect a delegate. All members are cordially invited to attend the coming convention. Soliciting a continuance of your sup port in furthering the interests of the sheepshearers, we are sincerely and fraternally yours, M. C. FOREST, President and Secretary-Treasurer. J. C. CARLSTON, Vice President. E. H. McKIBEN, Chairman, H. C. BERNARD, J. A. NORTON, C. F. MILLER, Executive Board.
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Great
Labor Movement
Sheepshearers’ Union
Sheepshearers
M. C. Forest
J. C. Carlston
E. H. McKiben
H. C. Bernard
J. A. Norton
C. F. Miller
Hitchcock policy retches reach cuts in clerks under new order
The article notes a new order aligned with the Hitchcock policy of retrenchment, aiming to simplify methods and reduce the number of clerks in large offices. Some believe the motive is to devote more time to depositors, others see it as efficiency driven.
Champion marksman to perform free exhibition at Gun Club
On Friday July 8 at 4 p m Captain Hardy will present a free show at the Gun Club grounds. He is deemed the world’s leading revolver and rifle shot and will demonstrate Peters ammunition superiority during the exhibition.
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Hardy
Gun Club
Stagnation Rules Local Wool Market Finds Hope in Demand
The local wool market shows no strong price gains as consignments await movement. Owners expect later season advances due to low stock levels and rising mill demand. Reports of 22 cent sales at Billings are questioned while some 16 to 18 cent claims may be accurate. A 150000 pound clip from Havre producer G R Jameson reportedly sold around 20 cents.
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Great Falls
G. R. Jameson
Havre
Busy building season under way with new houses planned
D. H. Marsh reports an east side modern nine room residence contract from Fred Worcester and active work soon. He completes tarret rooming house on the north side with twelve rooms and modern amenities. Marsh also finishes a five room cottage for Mr. Harvey and a larger seven room home for Dick Rye. He is building for Attorney A. G. Hatch and plans other projects with several clients ready to start.
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D. H. Marsh
Fred Worcester
Mr. Marsh
Harvey
Dick Rye
Marsh
A. G. Hatch
Upper McLeod
Montana Enters Last Half of Fiscal Year With Large Treasury
The report shows a total treasury balance of 1 008 670.78 including multiple permanent funds and interest holdings. Bond investments list 2 798 578.22 balance across Agricultural College Normal School Deaf and Dumb Asylum Reform School School of Mines University and other funds.
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Montana
Manent
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Normal School Permanent
Normal School
Reform School Permanent
Reform School
School of Mines Permanent
School of Mines
University Permanent
University
Carey Land
Agricultural College Permanent
Common School
Big Timber Market Report Prices Weaken for Potatoes and Sheep
The report notes reduced prices for home grown new potatoes at 8 cents per pound and a drop in sheep prices after shearing. Green peas and other fresh produce appear with various per unit prices, while livestock shows hogs at 8 to 8.50, calves 7 to 8.50, and steers and cows at market top. Bray's promotes home cured hams bacon and leaf lard.
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Bermuda
Bray’s. Tf
Report of the Condition of The Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
Bank condition sworn by cashier J W Grighas and cashier J W Geiger with the Montana notary public at Big Timber Sweet Grass County. Financials show loans 372 024.56 deposits and capital figures with notes on silenced reserve and profits for June 30 1910.
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Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
Montana
Serevece Banking House
Furni- Luporte Aintatos
Eesee
Funlesy Iy
Speckle
Captonuy Creeee
ST Solin Lea Biletles Capital
Patatn
Rane Sun
Jeet Leeheek
Hirata
LSIS
AMO Cishiers
Vane
Spat Ioi
State of
Sweet Grass
W. Geiger
J. W.grighas
Sweet Grass County
Brown's Partner A Quotation From The American Magazine
The dialogue describes Brown seeking a partner or wife with wide expertise in law making, finance, chemistry, mechanics, economics and tailoring. The speaker notes the impractical standard and compares it to the real role of a wife who must govern a household, cook, clean, mend, and raise children, highlighting the mismatch between ideal and actual expectations.
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H. Lee
Brown
Savage Athletics Of Canary Islanders Surpass Modern Strength
The St Louis Republic reports Canary islanders trained from infancy in rough self defense and warfare. Native youths dodged stones hurled eight paces away and caught or redirected oranges hurled rapidly, illustrating exceptional athletic prowess that rivals and even surpasses modern athletes.
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Olympia
Canary Islanders
Spain
America
Canaries
Islands
Seville
St. Louis Republic
Stopping Hiccough With Neck Pressure Technique
Dr Charles S Moody notes hiccoughs often harmless but can be dangerous. Simple aid includes swallowing water, or pressing firmly inward downward and outward at the center top of the sternum to compress nerves near the neck. A few minutes of this pressure stops persistent hiccoughs.
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Charles S. Moody
A Gentleman and Boots Quip From London Graphic
The London Graphic recalls a quip about a gentleman and his boots. The prince regent asked about what defines a gentleman and a valet replied a gentleman does not clean his own boots. The line echoes a demand from the Duke of Wellington for men who can sleep in their boots.
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Europe
Brighton
Duke of Wellington
London
Snubbed Professor Recognized by Ticket Man
In a Cleveland Leader snippet a ticket man acknowledges recognizing a professor but asks for quiet from onlookers, hinting at a discreet mention amid the crowd. The brief dialogue captures a social moment of recognition and tension in public.
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Hamm
Cleveland
A Friendly Greeting Exchange on Vacation
A brief exchange notes a pleasant vacation with remarks that it transformed a person. The dialogue ends with a congratulatory line about the speaker’s wife, capturing a cordial social moment.
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Montanna
I. Lavey
Vache M Witney
Vota
Harper
Savage Athletics
New Furniture Store
Lowry & Whitfield
Waltham Watches
Postoffice
Big Timber, Montana
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tGcon
Clark
Grand Hotel
W. C. Tucker
Lystray
West Side
Toy" Osborn
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