Townsend Bill Faces Senate Committees On Public Roads
The Townsend bill, favored by some committees, would create a federal aid program for public roads and forest roads with a five per cent unappropriated land clause. It directs the federal commission to work with states and would appropriate 83 million for the next fiscal year and 10 million for the following year. Democratic members secure a clause for cooperation with states while Republicans view it as federal overreach.
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Senate
Cratic Committee
Federal Commission
States
Alaska
Eastern and Western Financiers To Fuel Live Stock Loans
J P Morgan and other eastern financiers will raise 25 million dollars as half of an 50 million pool for loans to the live stock industry. The remaining half will be provided by western banks with a total pool of 50 million. The Chicago administered program aims to support cattle and sheep farmers with six month notes, renewals, and rediscount options through federal reserve banks.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Treasury Department
Treasury
Privicde
War Finance Corporation
New York
Philadelephia
Boston
Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Chicago Pool
Secretary Denby Orders Admiral Sims Home From London
Rear Admiral Sims is recalled from London by Secretary Denby after a speech attacking Sinn Fein sympathizers in the United States. Denby says he received no reply to inquiries about press quotes and revokes Sims's remaining leave, ordering him to report immediately. Senators and representatives report mixed telegrams from constituents on punishment versus support amid national emergency debates.
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Washington
Sims
London
Denby
Sinn Fein
United States
Sim
England
Olympic
Capitol
Admiral Sims Receives Navy Recall Notice
London June 11 Rear Admiral Sims learns from the Associated Press of a recall by Secretary Denby after a Royal Thames Yacht Club dinner. He has not received a confirming cablegram, declines comment, and will not alter his planned sailing date of June 15.
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London
Sims
Denby
Associated Press
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Harding Urges Youth to Attend Military Training Camps
President Harding urges every young man who can arrange to attend a War Department training camp this summer. He hopes to establish a nationwide voluntary program for at least 100,000 men each year, to strengthen defense and provide individual benefits to participants and their communities.
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Washington
Harding
War Department
Sale of School Bonds by Sweet Grass District 69
Notice of sale of 25 coupon bonds each 100.00 par for school building in Sweet Grass county Montana from 2 00 pm July 23 1921 at Big Timber Court House. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest redeemable in 3 years, mature in 10 years. Bid must be cash and accompanied by 200.00 certified check. bids to clerk J E Cameron with trustees Campbell Officer Voges. First pub June 16 1921 last pub July 7 1921.
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Sweet Grass County
State of Montana
Court House
Big Timber
Board of Trustees
State Board of Land Commissioners
Montana
George O. Campbell
L. P
Charles W. Voges
J. E. Cameron
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
County of
Sweet Grass
John Esp
E. J. Mo
Alice Mo
Joe Hanlon
Marvy F. Hanlon
Borghild Mo
Alice T. Mo
Scandinavian American Bank of Bis Timber
Bank of Twin Bridges
Montane
J. E. Rees
Sheriff Sale Notice of Montane Bank Property
Citizens State Bank files a suit against Osmund L Mosse and Kristine Mosse. A sheriff's sale is set for June 23 1921 at 2 61 PM at the court house front door in Bill Timber Sweet Grass County Montana. The property includes the west half of the northwest quarter and the north half of the southwest quarter of section eight township two north range thirteen east Montana principal meridian and a water right of 198 miner's inches from Dry Creek.
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Citizens State Bank
Osmund L. Mosse
Kristine Mosse
Bia-Timber
County of
Sweet
Montane
Nash Ay
Ranke
Montana
Dry Creek
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
State of
Meridian
Aloe
Swamp Creek
Osmund I
Mosse
Swamp Creek Water Case and Public Notice in Montana
Public notices from Sweet Grass County Montana include a 1903 conveyance of Swamp Creek water to Osmund L Mosse and subsequent deeds to Kristine Mosse. The June 1921 notices announce land mortgage foreclosure actions, land claims, and estate creditor claims with filings in Big Timber and court actions in the Sixth Judicial District.
Execution sale notice involving Mosse couple in Montana
Citizens State Bank sues Osmund I Mosse and Kristine Mosse in a 1921 execution sale notice. The property described includes W4NW quarter and N1 2 SW quarter of section 8 township 2N range 13E in Sweet Grass County near Big Timber Montana with a water right of 130 miner's inches from Swamp Creek. The notice cites a court decree dated September 5 1968 and a deed to Kristine Mosse.
Livingston to Big Timber First State Bank Building
Local business listings note the Electric Blog as part of a collections and ratings adjustments program centered around the Livingston and Big Timber area, tying in the First State Bank Building as a reference point.
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Livingston Este
BIG Timber
First State Bank
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U. S. Land Office
Bozeman
Edith H. Brown
Nysnem
Range 15
M. P. Meridian
F. W. Appleton
Non-Coal Land Register
Horace S. Davis
Alonzo B. Coit
City of Big Timber
Harvey Coit
J. FE. Barbour
P. Kelley
Duncan
O. R. Duncan
J. B._Selters
Sheriff's Sale
Professional Directory
Charles W. Campbell
Goodkind Building
F. M. Lamp
Notary Public
Irvine
McLeod Street
BIG Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
Drs. O’leary
Physicians and Surgeons
M. W. Barr
George A. Townsend
Chico
J. Meek Wolfe, M. D
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RIG Timber
F. M. Nelson
Livingston
James H. Wick
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