Locating Financial Leaks That Drain Farm Profits
Analysis by Dan H. Otis of the American Bankers Association outlines how bankers can identify and rectify inefficiencies in farming enterprises. It stresses reviewing farm records, diversifying income, and judging loans by the farm as a going concern to prevent losses and support improvement programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. Otig
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
McRo
D.hotis
Agricultural Colleges
Vermec
Why widows are targets of confidence men in promotions
The piece warns widows and other investors about high pressure promoters and fraudulent farm, business, or job schemes. It urges consulting bankers and accredited experts, stresses the risk of “getting rich quick” schemes, and advises to verify offers before investing with warnings about fake credentials and exaggerated profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Finance
National
Better Business Bureau
New York
Liberty Boys Of 27 Organize In New York
In New York the Liberty Boys of 27 form amid Prohibition era tensions. Attorney Elgin H. Blalock resigns from Calvary Baptist over ties to a city block watch group, while Pastor Dr. S Abernethy defends the new enforcement effort as lawful aid to curb bootleggers. Former Maryland congressman John Phillip Hill joins the organizers as plans advance with the motto hold your breath snoopers are near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Calvary Baptist Church
Liberty Boys
Friends of Prohibition
Elgin H. Blalock
S. Abernethy
Citizens Service Association
New Enforcement Society
Blalock
Abernethy
Harding
Ulalochk
Oman
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Peeved Elevator Men Destroy Fine Relics in Fifth Avenue Home
Two elevator operators John Healy and George Tiernan confessed to wrecking Bai Lihme's Fifth Avenue apartment after a riotous drinking bout. They damaged or destroyed old masters and tapestries worth about 250000, including Witbens Portrait of an Old Man and Van Dyck Lomellini and Family. Police seek a third accomplice as Me Lihme’s daughters portraits were nearly ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Bai Lihme
Lihme
John Healy
George Tiernan
Healy
Tiernan
Witbens
van Dyck
Me. Lihme
Lebkowicz
G. A. Griscom
Gobbelin
Three Boys Try to Wreck I C Train in Chicago
Three youths named Michael Rizzo Dante Falco and Carl Laphen 14 12 and 12 stole eight sticks of dynamite from a Soldiers Field exhibit and planned to toss charges at Illinois Central trains from a footbridge on the tracks. Their attempts missed. Rizzo lost a hand when a dynamite stick exploded in a fire they lit and Falco suffered severe facial injuries.
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Chicago
Til
Illinois Central
Michael Rizzo
Dante Falco
Carl Laphen
Soldiers’ Field
Rizzo
Falen Boy
Great Northern Abandons North Line Plan After ICC Ruling
The Great Northern board considered abandoning a proposed Montana line from Sidney to Brockway after the ICC denied extending 42 miles from Richey. President Ralph Budd said reopening was suggested but the decision stands, with GN aiding Northern Pacific by sharing rights of way and surveys to speed the other project.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Montana
Sidney
Lewistown
Great Northern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richey
Brockway
Montana Railroad Commission
Ralph Budd
The
Great Northern
Montana Commission
Budd
Northern Pacific
Jans
Garveys
Montana Drugists Call For Liquor Dispensing Change
Montana pharmacists urged that liquor distribution be removed from drug stores and placed under direct government control. The Montana Pharmaceutical Association backed the president's push and endorsed the Capper-Kelly bill, with a plan to lobby legislators and support a state pharmacy school at Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Gazettes
Montana
Montana Pharmaceutical Association
Missoula
Helena
C. E. Mollett
School of Pharmacy
J. W. Sekten
Lewistown
State Board of Pharmacy
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ilinois
Selden
State University
Dean Mollet
Army and Navy
Sanitary Corps
W. R. Montgomery
Butte
Commercial Club
Legal Notice Summons and Alias Summons in Montana
Summons issued by the Sixth Judicial District of Montana for Jessie M. Brown and others in foreclosure and real estate actions. Notices require defendants to answer within twenty days, with details of mortgage and parcel descriptions in Sweet Grass County, plus aliases and sheriff sale notices for varied defendants and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Fass
Jessie M. Brown
Ignatius A. Gierdal
Winslow Mercantile Company
M. E. Brown
Sweet Grass County
Jane
J. Clerk
Sweet Tass
Capital Land Company
Man. Eee
George W. Moore
Roy S. Moore
W. H. Porter
Oscar Olson
D. E. Olson
E. J. Mo
W. T. Porter
E. G. Porter
Porter Bros. Gibson Trading Co
Wm. Millar
S. A. Wooldick
Hams Mo
J. FP. Harrison
Ruth Elizabeth Byers
Ww. C. Taylor
C. W. Chamber
Roy
Moore
Virgil L. Moore
Sweet Grass
Mit Ganate
United States
District Court
Lixth Judicial District
County of
Associated Mortgage Investors, Inc
Robbery Pair Arrested In Helena Over Jewel Heist
In Helena Montana Dan Finnegan and Leout Murphy were arrested on grand larceny charges and jailed on 2000 bond each for allegedly robbing May Cooper a servant at the Imperial lodging house of jewels valued at 3000. Murphy faces a separate disorderly house charge with an 875 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Imperial
Chicago
Finnegan
Notice of Forfeiture to Co-Owner Hall in Montana Mining Claim
E F Dysle serves notice to Harry Hall and Jane Hall that $300 has been spent on the Liberty lode mining claim in Sweet Grass County for 1923 1925 and 1926 to hold the claim under 2324 Revised Statutes. If co owners do not contribute within 90 days from publication, their interest may be forfeited to the subscriber. Publicity runs May 19 1937 to August 25 1927 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hall
Jane Doe Hall
Absarokes
Montana
Liberty, Lode
Boulder
Sweet Grass County
United States
E. F. Dysle
Quiet Title Suit Aims to Clear Big Timber Property
The State of Montana serves summons in a quiet title action filed in Sweet Grass County. John M. Carvin seeks to establish ownership of Black Number Nineteen Yellowstone Addition lot sequence in Big Timber. Defendants include several Davis heirs and others claiming potential encumbrances. Court date notifications appear for publication in July 1997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Charles W. Campbell
Daisy V. Parks
Daisy V. Jones
Sweet Grass Abstract and Audit Company
Guy F. Shillman
Estelle
Big Timber
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Montana
Montana Principal Meridian
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
John M. Carvin
Gallatin Valley National Bank
John W. Davis
Carrie L. Davis
George O. Davis
Maude Davis
E. A. Davis
Nina B. Davis
C. C. Davis
Catherine Davis
Sant Louis
Felows
Yellowstone
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I Morehouse
Liberty Boys of
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Columbus
Afalin
Harry P. Renn
P Phaintitr
Elena
Montan
Ed Brannin
Frank Whitsel
Re Mm Ley
Professional Directory
R. H. Wiedman
Masonic Temple
Bigtimber
J. W. Church
A. P. Cleary
M. D
Nespitel
DR. D. Claiborn
Timber
Menta
L. W. Baskett
Mentene Power Co
Blesk Big Timber
Montane
M W. Barr
Big Timber, Montana
Gilbert Gudmanson
Amy Place
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