New Yorkers Claim Negro Crew Blamed in Comanche Fire
Survivors report the Clyde Line Comanche crew panicked amid flames off Florida. They allege drunken, unruly behavior while the Meta rescue vessel aided passengers. Clyde Line president denies drunkenness and defends Captain Curry’s record.
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New York
New York World
Florida
Meta
Irvin Comer
Worcester
Mass
Thomas M. Fanning
Leon Flagstone
Gardiner
James A. Moore
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. H. Raymond
Clyde Steamship Line
Curry
President Raymond
Secretary Hoover Pushes Inland Waterway System
Secretary Hoover urged a continental inland waterways network in Kansas City arguing the nation faces growth of 40 million people in 25 years. He said waterways must link trunk lines and not be fragmented and that railroads and waterways will share future transport needs.
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Kansas City
Hoover
United States
Strong Membership Appeal In Red Cross Disaster Relief
Leading citizens across the United States adopt the Be Prepared motto and organize communities for peace time calamities. Red Cross Chapters in many localities are similarly prepared for times when there is no chance for thought or plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Red Cross
Junior Red Cross Aids Peace Through Growth in 1935
The American Junior Red Cross reports a 1935-36 membership rise to 5,788,648 school girls and boys, up 143,000. The group expands local service programs and supports disaster relief, including the Missouri Illinois Indiana tornado areas, with cross country correspondence to 43 countries.
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American Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Junion
Miseouri
Illinois
Indiana
Water Sports Safer for Red Cross Work
Water sports in the United States are safer due to Red Cross life saving work. The year’s programs trained 5,681 men 4,187 women and 18,034 juniors to pass strict tests, boosting total trained to 22,303 and membership to 73,810.
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United States
American Red Cross
Life Saving Service of the Red Cross
Life Saving Corps of the Red Cross
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
North Carolina
Indiana
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Red Cross
New England
Red Cross Volunteers Assist Blind and Injured Nationwide
Red Cross volunteers across the United States provide extensive aid by supplying over 90 percent of Braille reading materials for the blind and producing large quantities of clothing and surgical dressings.
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Red Cross
United States
Unearned Criticism of Banking and Farm Debt
Francis H. Sisson argues bankers bear limited blame for 1920 21 price collapse and farm credit woes. He says Federal Reserve delays in raising rediscount rates worsened inflation and that real progress lies in targeted farm credit distribution and prudent production and marketing in a global context.
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Federal Reserve System
Banks Back County Corn Exhibit Effort in Linn County
Banks in Linn County Oregon rally behind a county corn exhibit mirroring last year’s Linn County Fair event. Ten of eleven banks plan to subscribe this year after a successful corn test prize spurred broad support.
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Linn
Oregon
Linn County
National Red Cross Health Programs Grow Reach
The American Red Cross expands national health work with home hygiene and sick care instruction, nutrition education, school inspections, and a nursing service. Over 51 thousand students trained, plus 3,800 dietitians enrolled and a public health nursing corps near 1,000 strong.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
America
Lorais
Dorothy Davis Gleichter
Public Health
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fort Yukon
Arctic
Worthy youths urged to support agricultural extension funds
The article notes it is estimated that if every bank in the state donated 25 cents per thousand of capital, the annual realization would be five to six thousand dollars.
Bankers Urge County Agents With Agricultural Degrees
The Oklahoma Bankers Association committee urges appointing a competent county agent with a degree from an agricultural college. They want better promotion of the state's agricultural possibilities and call on county bankers to advance this effort.
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Agricultural Committee
The
Oklahoma Bankers Association
Fits
County
Bankers Association
North Central Arkansas Agricultural Association Formed
Searcy County bankers hosted about seventy five farmers and business men leading to the creation of the North Central Arkansas Agricultural Association. The group aims to coordinate efforts to promote a thriving farm economy and support county boys and girls clubs with one hundred settings of purebred eggs for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcy County Bankers Association
Arkansas
North Central Arkansas Agricultural Association
Searcy County Ra
State bankers and college agriculture officials map next year work
H. 8. Mowrer and H. J. Baker toured New Jersey calling on county agents and agricultural committees to align on past work and plans for the coming year. They discussed ways and means to advance the state committee program at spring conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Mowrer
New Jersey Bankers Association
H. J. Baker
College of Agriculture
Bank tests seed corn in Monrovia to aid farmers
A Monrovia bank sets up a basement seed testing room and tested 25,000 cars for 56 farmers last season. One fourth of seed was unfit, with expectations of a higher failure rate this year. The project, supervised by the high school agriculture teacher, forecasts a seed corn surplus for the community. Banks in Conway Arkansas offer prizes for top sweet potato yield on one acre with $150 first prize and $50 district prizes. the county agent coordinates details.
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Monrovia
Ind
Conway
Ark
Tax Notice From Sweet Grass County Montana Treasurer
One half of all 1925 taxes due by November 30 before 6 PM with delinquency and 5 percent penalty if unpaid. Another half due by May 31 next year with 1 percent monthly interest and 5 percent penalty after due. Pay at Sweet Grass County Treasurer in Big Timber and for personal property at once to avoid attachments. October 1, 1925. Clyde E. Davis Treasurer.
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Karl. Finkelburg
Milwaukee
Lottie
Trinidad
Colo
New York
Lorraine Weishemer
Bellefourche
S. C
Omaha
Martha Crane
LaCrosse
Wis
Benton, Ark
Winona
Thelma Holmberg
St. Cloud
Minn
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
Clyde E. Davis
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Japanese boy’s 1.50 gift highlights global Red Cross aid
A Tokio youth sent 1.50 to the Santa Barbara relief fund, illustrating international friendship fostered by the American Red Cross and humanity across nations.
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Tokio
Santa Barbara
American Red Cross
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Montana District Court
In the Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County Montana Noord Amerikaansche Hypothethbank and Nees American Mortgage Company sue Abraham W. Shreves. The sheriff will sell Saturday October 24 1925 at 2 05 PM at the front door of the Court House Big Timber Montana the south half of Section 26 Township 2N Range 12E containing 320 acres more or less with all appurtenances. Sheriff Ed Brannin of Big Timber. Attorney George Y. Patten Bozeman. Publication dates October 15 22 1925.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweetrass
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank, Nees American Mortgage Company
Abraham W. Shreves
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana Meridian
United States
ED Brannin
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
County of
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank
North American Mortgage Company
State of
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank
Mariners Enroll 100 Percent in Red Cross Appeal
Mariners join the American Red Cross enrollment drive with full participation. The question remains whether others should lag behind or follow suit in supporting the relief effort.
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American Red Cross
Jewel return ends New York jewelry theft mystery
New York officials announce the $683 000 jewelry theft from Mrs Jessie Donahue's apartment may lead to an arrest. Private detectives hired by the insurer delivered the gems to police after a three hour conference with James F Donahue and an insurance official. A reward above 75 000 was offered.
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New York
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
James F. Donahue
Sheriff Sale Notice of Big Timber Property in Montana
Citizens State Bank of Big Timber sues Dale Cook Luella Cook and Roy Moore. A sheriff sale will occur October 24 1925 at 2 00 pm at the court house front door Big Timber Montana. Property includes The South Half of the Northeast Quarter and North Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 26 Township 3S Range 13E MPM comprising 160 acres more or less with appurtenances. Sheriff Ed Brannin. Attorney J E Barbour. Publication dates October 18 15 22 1925.
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Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
Dale Cook
Luella E. Cook
Roy Moore
District Court
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Towit
A. D
Alias Summons in Grass v Jones Mortgage Suit
The Montana summons informs Caleb T Jones Mattie L Jones Frank J Jones Lydia M Alexander Joseph Bailey Bernice Bailey Whitman and W J Hannah as estate administrator they must answer the complaint within twenty days or a default judgment will be entered against them. The case is filed by North American Mortgage Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb T. Jones
Mattie L. Jones
Frank J. Jones
Lydia M. Alexander
Joseph Bailey
Bernice Bailey Whitman
W. J. Hannah
Edward C. Jones
Montana
Bigamist Adolph Weinsheimer Sentenced in State Prison
In Winona Minnesota district court Adolph Weinsheimer also known as Jean Hoffman former local organist admitted guilt to bigamy and received a five year state prison term for his six matrimonial ventures in a dramatic plea hearing held today.
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Winona, Mann
Adolph Weinsheimer
Jean Hoffman
Foreclosure notice on land in Sweet Grass County Montana
A court action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on land in the southwest quarter of section 26 township 3 north range 15 east Montana principal meridian. It covers 160 acres more or less with parcels, water rights, and hereditaments, to satisfy two promissory notes of 52 dollars and interest dated July 30, 1919, issued by Ady ward C. Jones deceased to the plaintiff. The sale proceeds will pay the mortgage, taxes totaling 14.46, costs, and attorney fees with the defendants losing all title. The notice is dated October 6 1925 and signed by Hoxeman Montana attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass
Montana
Adyward C. Jones
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Big Timber Montana
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank Herman J A Schwan and Flossi¢é Schwan are named defendants. The sale takes place October 24 1925 at 2 PM at the sheriff’s front door in Sweet Grass County Montana to satisfy a judgment. Property described as SW of SE% and SW% of Section 8 Township 1N Range 12E Montana Meridian totaling about 200 acres with appurtenances and water rights in Big Timber Montana.
Foreclosure suit over 1922 Montana mortgage in Sweet Grass County
The Montana court issues a summons to Ralph Ray Miller and Jessie Jaggers with Jay K. Macy as mortgagee. The action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage dated August 16, 1922 on parts of Section 20 in Township 1N Range 17E, with the plaintiff as owner of the mortgage and seeking judgment for the indebtedness. Publication lists attorneys Johnston Coleman Johnston of Billings and dates October 18 22 1925.
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District Court of
Sixth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
Ralph Ray Miller
Arthur A. Jaggers
Jessie Jaggers
Jay K. Macy
Township One
Range
Montana Meridian
Sweet Grass County
Montana
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Inland Waterway
Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
Frank Whitsel
J.E. Barbour
Big Timber, Montana
Plaintiff Pub
Bigamist
Hoxeman
J. E. Rees
Herman J. A. Schwan
Flossi¢é Schwan
Sweet Grape
Mate
Brannin
Autoprey
Plaintiff
Eman
Ohnston
Professional Directory
J. W. Church
Masonic Building
Mont
A. P. O'Leary
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Black Big Timber, Montana
DR. M W. Barr
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