Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds Sell Above Par
D F Waterman secretary treasurer of the Collins national farm loan association reports from Wm S Myers governor of the Farm Credit administration that farmers and creditors are receiving Federal Farm Mortgage corporation bonds with demand in large markets. Bonds sold near par with a premium in New York at 100 3 4 and are issued by the Federal Land Bank of Spokane in place of cash to settle debts. The bonds bear 3 74 percent interest and show strong market reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Waterman
Collins National Farm Loan Association
Wm. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
New York
Local Loan Question Referred to Congressman
Fairfield Times reports A W Walker superintendent of the irrigation district sent copies of letters from the Pendrey Farm Loan association and the Spokane Land Bank to Montana's U S representatives and senators in Washington. He also sent his own letter urging action to remove hindrances to federal loans for Sun River irrigation lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Fairfield Times
A. W. Walker
Irrigation District
Pendrey Farm Loan Association
Land Bank
Spokane
Montana
Washington
The
Times
Government bonds maturing 1941 sell above par
Mr Myers noted that bonds maturing in 1941 bearing the same rate would sell at par or above when the interest rate is set, indicating strong demand and favorable pricing for government securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Myers
Classification Talk by W B Butchart at Chateau Lions
W B Butchart cashier of First National bank gave a talk on the service of the country bank and its operation in a small town. Musical numbers by Marion Butchart Hazel Trescott and Henry Ness accompanied by Mrs. Cora Cohoe. Program led by C W Burns with guests George Loomis and John Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Butchart
Chateau Lions Club
Butchart
First National Bank
Lions
Marion Butchart
Hazel Trescott
George Tennant
Junior Class Play Last Night a Popular Event
A large crowd enjoyed the Junior class production Will, I Won’t at the high school auditorium. Admission set a record low. Cast included John Nordhagen Glen Inbody Jerome Toenges Vear Stott Margaret Doughty Mary Elizabeth Edwards Virginia Seufert Jean Larson Louise Clarkson Dora Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nordhagen
Glen Inbody
Jerome Toenges
Vear Stott
Margaret Doughty
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Virginia Seufert
Jean Larson
Louise Clarkson
Dora Irwin
Interest in County Numbers on Auto Licenses in Montana
Readers note car county codes printed on back of cards and clipped sheets. Teton County shows 31 while several other counties are listed with their numbers, revealing a crowd of residents learning Montana’s county identifiers.
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Teton
Montana
Teton County
Cascade
Silver Bow
Yellowstone
Missoula
Lewis and Clark, & Gallatin
Flathead
Pergus
Powder River
Carbon
Phillips
Will
Ravalli
Golden Valley
Mineral
Petroleum
Lincoln
Power to Hire Ellen Shields as Teacher This Year
Miss Ellen Shields, graduate of Teton county high school and State University Missoula, will finish the year at Power high school in place of Don Cameron who has taken a government post. She will teach mathematics business arithmetic and some English, per county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Shields
Teton County High School
The
State University
Missoula
Don Cameron
Power High School
Happy Becker Proves Airflow Chrysler Is Fast
"Happy" Becker, Bynum sage and entertainer, rode Walter Chrysler's new Airflow in Chateau then to Great Falls. He says the car's speed and cornering show the future of autos, while on the return trip he braved an open Model T’s freezing air to compare old and new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy” Becker
Bynum Sage
Chateau
Great Falls
Walter Chrysler
Happy
Bynum
Montana Wool Growers Meet In Teton County
Murray Stebbins secretary of the Montana Wool Growers association will meet with the sheepmen of Teton county next Wednesday afternoon at the court house. He will present codes and other recent matters affecting the sheep business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers Association
Teton County
Court House
Hospital Dismissals And Admissions Record
Mrs Melvin Walley and infant daughter were discharged last Thursday. Mrs Justin Black was discharged last Friday. Tommy son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fellars admitted Friday for medical treatment. Mrs Richard Jones and infant daughter discharged Sunday. Ross Porter of Augusta treated for fractured ribs and discharged Monday. Mrs Frank Bruno and infant daughter discharged Monday. John Benson of Chateau admitted Tuesday for medical treatment. Henry Davidson treated yesterday for asphyxiation from fumes at a farm building. Halvor Hanson of Choteau and Farmington resident was admitted for medical care. Miss Margaret Campbell of Bynum treated Friday for a fractured arm.
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Melvin Walley
Justin Black
Tommy
Frank Fellars
Richard Jones
Ross Porter
Augusta
Frank Bruno
John Benson
Chateau
Halvor Hanson
Choteau
Henry Davidson
Farmington
Margaret Campbell
Bynum
Easter Sunday crowd in Agawam and local updates
A fair crowd attended Sunday school on Easter. Geo Holbrook missed his trip to Great Falls due to bad roads. August Kropp returned from the hospital in Conrad. Mrs Carl Franks visited sister Mrs Morris Mancoronel. Malone girls home from Great Falls by train for vacation. Mrs A C Robinson and children returned from Jden ton. Hartrie and Gus Nelson work roads amid worsening conditions since the last storm. A Robinson called to Great Falls for examination on rules. Mr Kirsch ill last week, Harris Bros. took him to hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Holbrook
Great Falls
August Kropp
Conrad
Carl Franks
Morris Mancoronel
Malone
A. C. Robinson
Jdenton
Hartrie
Gus Nelson
A. (. Robinson
Mr. Kirsch
Harris Bros
Seed Delay At Premium Center From Wet Snow
The report notes delayed seeding planned for April 10 due to persistent ground flooding from heavy wet snow a week earlier. Forecaster says fields remain waterlogged and no sowing prospects until conditions improve.
Local Rain, Cars, and Chicks Highlight Weekend News
An inch of spring moisture eased farmers and a Chevrolet dealer, Harry Jones, showed off a new car by taking Harry Montague on a mail route trip. Olaf Larson and family drove to Great Falls to fetch baby chicks while eggs sit at eight cents a dozen. Mrs. Arthur Davidson won a three year school trustee term after last Saturdays election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Chevrolet
Harry Montague
Olaf Larson
Great Falls
Arthur Davidson
Players Present a Spontaneous Theatrical at Chateau
A team with wagon and riders plus pedestrians and autos failed to reach a Methodist church gathering in Chateau due to mud. The ensemble staged a beautiful story last Sunday evening, exceptionally well presented, with expectations for future performances.
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Chateau
Catholic Services Schedule for April 15
Masses in Choteau at 9 00 a m and Bynum at 11 00 a m on Sunday. Wolf Creek holds an 8 30 a m service and Augusta a 11 00 a m service. Communion Sunday observed in Choteau and Wolf Creek. Rev J F Schulte pastor.
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Choteau
Bynum
Wolf Creek
Augusta
J. F. Schulte
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Alre
Ady ET Sss
Warfield
Monarch
Lighthouse
Kalsemine
Hirshberg
Service of the Country Bank
Montana Health Board
Choteau Hotel Beer
Chateau Hospital
Agawam
Rollin’ Along
Tom’s Service Station
Oms
Mr. Edson
Edson
Clara Moore
Catholic Services
Mountain View Gardens
Choteau Lions Club
Teton Big 6
Tennant
Wallace Motor Co
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