A Voice in the Wilderness Warns Against U S Involvement
An editorial argues against U S participation in a world peace conference amid European fascism and democracy clashes. It cites Senator Reed of Kansas who opposes American involvement and urges focus on domestic duties and neutrality.
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America
Old World
United States
Europe
European
Reed
Kansas
Caesar
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Echoes from the Past May 1 1919 highlights
Directors of Stockmen's State Bank buy a lot from William Hodgskiss to build a new bank and raze the 1813 Silverman Cohen building. Divorce granted Elva Lacey custody of the minor. Charles Cooper Ed Bammel and Rolly Ferris return from France. Ike Brolsma lands in New York after a rough voyage. Declamatory contest at high school features Ruth Andrews Florence Daley Marian Pridham Dorothy Haugen Eleanor Jones and Alva Larson.
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Stockmen’s State Bank
William Hodgskiss
Silverman & Cohen
Charles Cooper
Bammel
Rolly Ferris
France
Acantha
Ike Brolsma
New York
Europe
Ruth Andrews
Florence Daley
Marian Pridham
Dorothy Haugen
Eleanor Jones
Alva Larson
Great Falls
Railroads and Highways Compete Under Fair Tax Rules
The piece argues railroads fund their own roadways through taxes levied on shipments and rail profits, while highway trucks pay taxes that cover only intercity highway costs. It contends trucks receive subsidies and exemptions, urging equal tax treatment to allow fair competition, noting railroads already bear substantial roadway costs.
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Railways
Card of Thanks for Husband and Father
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and to those who offered care and floral tributes for their husband and father. Od Mrs. I. W. Vance and Family.
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I. W. Vance
Montana Insurance Certificate Grants Life Company Authority
State Auditor John J. Holmes certifies Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company is authorized to transact life insurance in Montana through March 31, 1940. The 1938 statement shows capital deposits, income of 115.5 million, disbursements 84.7 million, assets 677.5 million, liabilities 648.3 million, contingency reserve 29.3 million, and policyholder surplus.
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Office of State Auditor
State OF Montana Insurance Department
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Montana
John J. Holmes
U. S
State
Helena
Certificate of Compliance for Mutual Life Insurance of New York
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York has filed a sworn statement of condition for December 31, 1938, with the Montana Department of Insurance. The Commissioner notes the company remains authorized to transact life insurance in Montana until March 31, 1940, after review of the 1938 financials and reserves.
Estate of Fred E. Van Horn Exectrix Notice
Gloria Van Horn executrix of Fred E. Van Horn deceased notifies creditors and claimants to present their claims with affidavits within ten months after first publication. Claims must be filed at Bert I. Packer law offices in the Larson Block Chateau Montana in Teton County. Dated April 14, 1839.
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Fred E. van Horn
Gloria van Horn
Bert I. Packer
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
County of
Teton
Notice for sealed bids on Teton River bridge project Montana
State Highway Commission of Montana invites sealed bids for grading gravel surfacing and a 297.7 foot steel and concrete bridge over the Teton River on Chateau Dutton Road in Teton County. Bid deadline April 28 1939. Requires wage rates bonds plans available in Helena Missoula and at the US Bureau of Public Roads. Commission may reject bids and requires experienced bidders. Lloyd A Hague chairman D A McKinnon State Hwy Engr.
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SON Eeroes Federal and Dury
State Highway Commission of Montana
Missoula
Teton River
Chateau-Dutton
Teton County
R. W
State Highway Commission
Fed
Aid
Helena
Montana
United States Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Commission OF
Lloyd A. Hague
D. A. McKinnon
Montana ruling affirms nonconflicting license suspension sections
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn holds two Montana statutes on license suspensions do not conflict. One allows discretionary suspensions by the patrol board or courts for driving violations. the other mandates suspension for drunken driving and lack of financial responsibility.
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Montana
H. J. Freebourn
Highway Patrol Board
Justice of the Peace
Montana State Treasurer Reports Unemployment Fund Status
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reports Montana's unemployment compensation fund is held to 00. S. treasury now totals 36,463 217. Montana will draw benefits when the law becomes operative July 1.
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Ray N. Shannon
Montana
S. Treasury
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Power
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Burton Wells
Ethel Morgan
Marybelle Peterson
Teton High School
Fort Benton
Mary Sulgrove
Cora Foix
Lewis A. Peterson
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Wis
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Lila Eastwood
Fairfield
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
I. John J. Holmes
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State Auditor
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Choteau, Moni
Business. & Professional Directory
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Mozer Shoe Shop
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State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins. CO
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Nutter & Viegen
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R. G. Keeton
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Larson
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