Montana Wheat Export Rate Association Organized
Business leaders, bankers and farmers met in Bozeman to form the Montana Wheat Export Rate Association aimed at maintaining the export rate for Montana wheat and flour. Officers were elected and a 1925 plan to promote two-market access via North Pacific ports and Minneapolis Duluth markets outlined with articles of association and member pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Montana Wheat Export Rate Association
Montana
Minneapolis
Great Northern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. W. Walton
Amos GC. Hall
National Bank of
Gallatin Valley
J. P. Fabrick
North American Mortgage Co
W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Chris Mikkelson
Gallatin County Farm Bureau
W. S. Davidson
Gallatin Trust & Savings Bank
E. J. Parkin
L. W. Truitt
R. F E. Bodley
J. M. Hamilton
Montana State College
F. L. Benepe
Martin Jacoby
Henry Altenbrand, Jr
Co. W. Sweet
Gallatin Valley Milling Co
E. Brown
George M Lewis
Manhattan Farm
Manhattan Co
E. A. Steifel
Belgrade Co. Ltd
S. M. J. Hampton
Belgrade Journal
H S. Buell
Buell Land Co. and
Security Bank and Trust Co
A. G. Berthot
E. J. Hines
Buell Land Co
Arthur Nelson
Manhattan State Bank
John W. Walton
Montana Wheat Export Mate Association
George M. Lewis
Amos C. Halls
Duluth
Orient
South America
Europe
Association of Montana Wheat Export Rate Association
Puget Sound
Columbia
Pacific
North Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission of the
United States
Pacific Ocean
Ceneal
Panama Canal
Bozanan Daily Chronicle
Grey Cliff and Big Timber Visit Tidbits
Local notes report J G McGomas of Quebec visiting Grey Cliff and several visitors from El lon and Big Timber over the weekend. Frank Turvey equips his car with balloon tires and Oscar Braaten plans a dwelling on his stockyard lot. Fire damages include a warehouse and stock salt blocks, with Mrs Turvey aiding shifts during operator shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. McGomas
Quebec
George Hughes
Ellon
Bill Gregory
Willys-Knights
Carl Schmidt
Herman Utermohle
F. A. Turvey
Eva Macer
Hunters
Frank Turvey
McCall Hill
Frank
H. Payne
Missoula
Northern Pacific Hospital
Oscar Braaten
Oscar
KE. Elgen
Springdale
Hunters Hot Springs
Deer Creek
Chas. Keppler
Livingston
Charles
Harry Billings
I. Payne
Harry
Wm. Hanson
Ed Thompson
Bridger Creek
Boy resists kiss claimed by father and mother in tale
Dialogue depicts a boy refusing a kiss from a woman, recalling a slap his father received. The boy challenges a professor’s claim that nothing can be taught, asserting his own skepticism about instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Reed Point Notices and Local Travel Amid Dry Weather
Reed Point area reports a string of social updates from residents visiting relatives in Laurel and Big Timber to Missoula and Park City. Local rain arrives timely though light and fishing season draws crowds to Bridger Creek and Deer creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plein Roobol
Ella Triol
Park City
W. H. Findley
Eva Mae Elgin
Eva Humphrey
Billings
Elmer Humphrey
Jack Wiliams
Dick Boylan
Big Timber
A. D. Welch
Laurel
Frank Murphy
Alice Guthrie
Myrtle Ostenson
Livingston
Olive Qogleby
Horton Ranch
Bridger Creek
L. J. Yates
Sylvia Cole
Frank Miller
John Miller
Delano
Minn
Eastern Star Lodge
Columbus
Mesdames
Marlow
Hart
Esther Nelson
O. Deeney
Catherine
Roberts
Mont
Bernard
George
Missoula
Srain
Grant Orth
T. H. Deckert
Acme
Wyoming
California
E.G. Moore
Alice Glen
Reed Point
Kent Lake
Alma Cloyd
Miss Cloyd
Harts
Marshall
Murphy
Fraser
Johns
Bridger
Chester Fraser
Jack Johnson
G. E. M Bauer
Karen Belle Johnson
McAllister
Italy Debts Discussed With Secretary at Treasury
Baron G DeMartino Italian ambassador met with Secretary Mellon and Under Secretary Winston to review Italy's debt to the United States totaling 2 1385413 000. The talks aimed to set terms for possible funding and a potential moratorium while assessing Italy's capacity to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
United States
Treasury
Baron G. DeMartino
Mellon
Winston
American Debt Commission
Baron DeMartino
France
Baron DeMarlino
Field Marshal French Dies In Deal England
The death in Deal England May 22 of the 73 year old Earl of Ypres known as Field Marshal French ends a controversial era. He endured public dispute over his France strategy after publishing 1914 and clashed with subordinates. His passing comes as peers recall the service of Britain s early expeditionary force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
England
Earl of Ypres
French
France
Earl
London
Lord Kitchener
le Cateau
Smith Dorvien
Lord Oxford
Herbert H. Asquith
Haig
Jellicoe
Kitchener
John Cowans
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Great Britain Returns to Gold Standard Ends Exchange Fluctuation
The Federal Reserve Board advisory council says Britain and dominions returning to a gold standard marks the return of gold’s undisputed sway over world finance. It notes that with England anchoring to gold, exchange stability is restored, aiding U S prosperity by enabling foreign markets to absorb surplus production and supporting foreign security demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Great Britain
Dominions
England
United States
Will Hays On Carpet But Hits No Tacks
In Columbus, May 24, the Presbyterian Church’s moral welfare department repudiated a report attacking Will Hays head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. The document urged Hays to name objectionable pictures and accused him of condoning bad films while he promotes the pension plan and travels to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Department of Moral Welfare
Presbyterian Church
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Board of Christian Education
Charles Scanlon
Scanlon
Hays
New York
Labor Pressures Church in Push for Child Labor Amendment
William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged the church to back ratification of the federal child labor amendment, accusing opponents of misrepresentation and propaganda. He asked the church to declare support for workers to organize and to engage through representatives. President Coolidge’s message to “What the Nation Wants From the Church” was read, noting the nation seeks continued religious, humanitarian, and moral leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Labor
America
Coolidge
Junior Prom Program Highlights and Participants
The program lists events and honorees for the junior prom. Grand March features Mrs. Steensland as mentor of the senior pride, with Fox Trot numbers and notes about Kate Cosgriff the Iron Rose bringing laughter, and Tommy Weller described as a bashful but joyful participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steensland
Kate Cosgriff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grey Cliff
Field Marshal French
Will
Waltz
Will Michels
Joe
Thelma Sleveland
Theodore
Ralph Ryan
Edith Webber
Tommy Weller
Marian Hart
Robert Struckman
Waltzee
Alice Watt
Fox Trat
Brown
Norma
Lloyd Rein
Anne Cosgriff
Helen Alen
Emma Heem
Walt2
Hester Lacklen
Mildred Berg
Harry Thompson
Hilda Rein
Paradise
Lena Beley
Fox
Arthur Boyd
Goldie Kelsey
Myron Bryant
Lona Manis
Alice Rostad
KTE
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
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