LaFollette Jr Wins Strong in Wisconsin Senator Primary
Robert M. LaFollette Jr. sweeps Wisconsin precincts to secure a large majority in the Republican senatorial primary. Early returns from 1,765 of 2,691 precincts show LaFollette far ahead of Wilcox, McGovern, and Woodward, with Milwaukee area numbers boosting his margin. He declined to comment tonight, planning to speak tomorrow.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
United States
LaFollette
Wilcox
McGovern
Woodward
Wis
Milwaukee County
LalFollette
Madison
Blaine
Bob
Coolidge
LaFollettte
Roy H. Wreox
Kenosha County
Walworth
President names nine men to investigate air service
President Coolidge creates a nine member board to study developing and applying aircraft for national defense. The group, led by Harbord and Fletcher, will meet at the White House and report by late November, amid ongoing aviation controversy and prior Shenandoah disaster concerns.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Davis
War Department
Wilbur
Navy
War and Navy Departments
James G. Harbord
New York
Frank FE. Fletcher
Washington, D. C
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Howard FE. Coffin
Detroit
Senator Bingham
Conncticut
Representative Vinson
Georgia
House Naval Committee
Parker
House Commerce Commission
Arthur C. Lennison
Grand Rapids
Mich
William I., Durand
Los Angeles
War
Shenandoah
San Antonio
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Ietter
War and Navy
Army and Navy
Congress
New York City
Frank W. Fletcher
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign
Arthur C. Dennison
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
William F. Durand
Calif
The
Institute of Mechanical Engineering
National Advisory Commission For Aeronautics
Calvin Coolidge
Youngest U S Congressman Elected At Twenty Four
A historical note recalls a young man elected to the United States Congress at twenty four, too young to serve under the Constitution, while rivals like Pitt and Fox reached prominence earlier in England and Parliament.
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William Pitt
England
Charles James Fox
Congress of the
United States
Understanding Gold Bonds and Gilt Edge Securities
Aunt Emmy explains that gold bonds are not guaranteed by gold and do not differ in safety from other bonds. The strength of a bond comes from the issuer's ability to pay, with security details like pledged property optional. She advises Helen to rely on her bank for guidance before investing her limited money.
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Helen
Aunt Emmy
United States
Emmy
Aunt Emnly
A. B. Aymes
On Guard Against Farm Crooks
The Banker-Farmer urges vigilance against livestock scams amid agricultural improvement. It notes livestock being dumped on farmers at low quality or high prices with promises of repurchase, and credits county agents and state bankers associations for warnings to prevent unsound investments.
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College of Agriculture
State Bankers Association
Agricultural Committee
Secretary’s Office
Bankers Help Pullet Scheme Highlighted by Tennessee Banks
Bedford county banks promote setting pullets for fifteen eggs in the fall as a form of support. The Missouri Bankers Association issues the Agricultural Information Service Quarterly in April, focusing on banker farmer cooperation. Georgia bankers approve a $30,000 annual farm development program for three years, creating a 30 member development committee under the Agricultural Committee.
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Bedford County
Tennessee
Missouri Bankers Association
Agricultural Information Service
Missouri
Georgia
Georgia Bankers Association
Agricultural Committee
The
Nebraska bankers enroll in short course on agriculture
The College of Agriculture offers a short course for bankers with registration overseen by the Nebraska Bankers Association. The aim is broad bank representation across the state as nine of ten banks in a county sign attendance cards. Dan V. Stephens, chair of the Agricultural Committee, reports many cards and over a hundred letters about the course.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Nebraska Bankers Association
Dan V. Stephens
Agricultural Committee
The
Bankers Association
The Pencil Makes a Farm Pay Better
An essay argues farming must be run like a business with kept books and inventories to raise profits. It cites Illinois farmers increasing net income by keeping accounts and highlights how tracking costs and production data aids decision making for crop and livestock efficiency. It also notes that many farmers still lack businesslike practices despite rising bookkeeping adoption. Registered notices follow about estates and seized property under Prohibition in Montana.
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Illinois
Iowa
Seeing Society bootlegging quote from Life magazine
A Life magazine quote captures a bootlegging exchange where one speaker dismisses profit while valuing the people encountered, highlighting a casual attitude toward illegal enterprise. The remark contrasts wealth with social reach and personal connections.
New Thermometer Clock Records Temperature and Time
A simplified meteorological device combines a thermometer and clock to record the temperature and display the time on a card for a week without adjustment.
Notice to Creditors in Daisy estate case
Legal notice for creditors in the District Court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County concerning the estate of Daisy. Creditors must present claims by a stated deadline to be serviced under probate law and court orders.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweetrass
Daisy
Sheriff Sale of 2841 Acre Montana Property
Grass Home Sweet Grass County Montana to be sold at sheriff's sale October 10 1925 at 2 pm at the court house front door Big Timber to the highest cash bidder. Property includes Lots 1 and 2 Section 2 Township 3 North Range 17 East containing 2841.64 acres more or less with all appurtenances. Sheriff Ed Brannin announces the action for Grass Valley National Life Insurance Company and others. Published Sept 17 24 Oct 18 1925.
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Barbara E. Gajeski
Barbara E. Mitchell
Alex G. Gajeski
Merchants National Bank of Billings
National Bank
Yellowstone Merchants National Bank of Billings
National Banking Corporation
Roy J. Covert
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Swyney
Announced alias summons in Montana foreclosure case
Mollie Eberhart sues Andrew J Johnston Lottie A Johnston Banking Corporation of Montana and Claude C Gray as Receiver and Andrew J McClurg Mrs McClurg to collect on a $1000 note and three $60 notes plus interest and foreclose a May 21 1919 mortgage on 320 acres in Sweet Grass County with sale of the property sought.
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Andrew J. Johnston
Lottie A. Johnston
Banking Corporation of Montana
Claude C. Gray
Andrew J. McClurg
State of Montana
A. J
Banking Corporation
Sweet Grass
Lottie A. Johaston
Quieting Title and Foreclosure Action Filed in Montana
Plaintiff seeks to quiet title to the premises and foreclose all equity of redemption against defendants and all claiming under them. The action includes mortgage costs and further relief as deemed just by the court. Witness is the Clerk with dates published September 3 10 17 24 1995.
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Augish
Tones & Tannac
Sheriff's sale of town land in Sweet Grass County Montana
Anglo American Farm Mortgage Corporation plaintiff versus Tench C Hannon Capital Live Stock Loan Company Register Life Insurance Company The American National Bank of Billings Montana and George W Swords as receiver to be sold by the sheriff under an October 10 1925 order of sale at 2 00 PM at the court house front door Big Timber Montana the property includes Lot 2 Section 4 Township 4 North Range 14 East totaling 158.70 acres with 150 inches of water from Sweet Grass Creek and appurtenances all rights of way easements water rights ditches and improvements noted in judgment record No 2 page 16 and all other rights appertaining. Signed A D 1925 Ed Brannin Sheriff of Sweet Grass County Montana By Frank Whitsel Under Sheriff Pub Sept 17 24 Oct 18 1925
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Anglo-American Farm Mortgage Corporation
Tench C. Hannon
Capital Live Stock Loan Company
Register Life Insurance Company
American National Bank
Billings
Montana
George W. Swords
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Big Timber
Montana Principal Meridian
United States
Sweet Grass Creek
Walter Tucker
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Sweet Grass County
L. D. Hartley
Callie Hartley
Hans Peterson
Farmers National Bank of
Harlowton
Bank of Wheatland County
B. B. Blethen
Jesse H. Hartley
East
United States Survey
ED Brannin
Frank Whitsel
Auction Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Sweet Grass County
By judgment and decree a sale is ordered in Big Timber Montana for October 10 1925. The property described includes multiple parcels in Section 8 Town 5N Range 15E MP M totaling about 32 acres with all appurtenances. Deputy Sheriff Frank Whitsel signs the notice dated September 14 1925.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Ate
Air Service
J. A. Lowry
Fox World
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Chas. W. Campbell
Daisy Parks
Daisy Jones
Helena
Office of
Federal Prohibition Administrator
Willis Root
Internal Revenue
Earl M. Welliver
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company
Loud & Leavitt
Miles City
Mollie Eberhart
Plaintiff
Frank _ Whitsel
Sherif
Maude E. Crocker
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
Big Timber, Montana
Forsythe & Payne
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