Montana Investors See Western Loan Placed Under Utah Receiver
News from Helena via the Associated Press reports the Western Loan and Building company has been placed in the hands of a receiver. John A. Maijila of Utah assumed control after Montana Utah Wyoming Oregon California Idaho officials concluded California realty depreciation left the company insolvent and assets would be conserved for building and loan certificate holders across six states. Reorganization plans await a full audit and a 60 to 90 day real estate review.
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Associated Press
Western Loan and Building Company
Helena
Frank H. Johnson
Montana
California
John A. Maijila
Utah
Malia
Banking and Building and Loan
Wyoming
Oregon
Idaho
Malta
R. W. Bailey
Montana Banking Department
Frank Johnson
E. K. Matson
Handclasps and voices bridge long distances
A nostalgic appeal highlights the value of simple gestures as family and friends spread far apart. It suggests calling loved ones tonight, noting long distance rates and the helpfulness of operators in connecting voices over distance.
Who Owns Old Man River
A poem by Douglas Malloch questions river ownership across seasons and locations. It argues the Mississippi belongs to the nation in dry times and to the government in flood, with the speaker demanding the river be taken away from farms and timber. The piece contrasts federal and state control and ends with a defiant call to act.
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Mississippi
Douglas Malloch
American Lumberman
Commonwealth
Uncle Sam
Think It Over Culture Bests Said and Thought, World
A reflection on culture that weighs the world’s notable sayings and ideas. It surveys enduring statements across eras, highlighting how wisdom shapes society and personal judgment.
Geological Sketch of the United States of America
The United States covers 8 026 791 square miles with a north south length of 1780 miles and east west width of 8100 miles. It has vast mineral resources including coal iron oil and silver and major deposits of gold quicksilver lead and copper. Forests stretch across the west northeast southeast and east central regions with giant sequoias in California. The central and southern regions grow three fourths of the world’s corn and wheat and half the tobacco. Rail mileage totals 270 000 and American shippings surpass 7 000 000 tons. Navigable rivers lie along 26 400 miles of waterways. Capital is Washington DC with major cities New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland St Louis Boston Baltimore Pittsburgh Los Angeles Buffalo San Francisco and Milwaukee.
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United States
California
Washington, D. C
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Buffalo
San Francisco
Milaukee
Submarine Mountain Chains Off New England Revealed
The US coast and geodetic survey charted submarine mountains off New England forming a chain like the Rockies. They report Cor sair gorge with a two mile wide ravine and 1800 foot height, and note canyons from river erosion or a glacial landslide.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
New England
Rockies
Grand Canyon
Corsair Gorge
Creation of Perfumes Reflects Moments and Moods
The article outlines how perfumers chase memories and scenes to shape fragrances. One scent evokes a royal court memory, another captures English spring with garden flowers, a third recalls an Orient visit with color and mystery, while a bold fragrance hints at candor and strength. A fern scent at twilight adds a delicate note.
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Orient
Clean Grain Bins Before Storing New Crop Says Expert
Bozeman August 20 Dr A L Strand head of Montana State College entomology urges thorough cleaning of grain bins before new crop to prevent weevil infestation. Adult weevils visible in bins are dark beetles about one eighth inch long. they bore into kernels and lay eggs. Clean sweeping suffices, but in high infestation areas farmers may spray with deodorized kerosene in cracks.
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Bozeman
A. L. Strand
State College
Strand
Montana
Aliens cannot teach in Montana public schools
Montana Attorney General Nagle ruled that non citizens may graduate from any unit of the Greater University but cannot be granted teacher certificates in state public schools. He advised revising diplomas to meet the 1933 law barring noncitizens from teacher certification. He also ruled a justice of the peace cannot remit part of a state minimum fine.
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Nagle
United States
H. H. Swain
Justice of the Peace
Charles B. Marrs
Havre
Bids Sought for Indigent Poor Care at Teton County Farm
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County invites sealed bids for a one year contract to feed clothe and nurse indigent sick poor and infirm inmates of the County Poor Farm starting January 1 1934. Bids due by September 6 1933 with right to reject all, addressed to Geo A Carroll Clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Choteau
Montana
Auction notice by deputy livestock inspector
Notice announces a public auction by the undersigned deputy livestock inspector to sell at the highest bidder for cash at Mrs. Chas. location. The sale aims to dispose of livestock per regulatory requirements and occurs at a designated sale site.
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Chas
Estrays Listed At Davis Ranch Near Bole In 1933
J. L. Billings posts a public notice listing multiple estrays from the Davis ranch three miles south of Bole on August 25 1933 at 3 p m. The inventory includes 18 horses with various colors brands weights and two yearlings plus a bay gelding and bay and brown mares. Public sale terms and dates follow with publication starting August 8 and ending August 24.
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Davis Ranch
Bole
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Choteau People Investors In Concern
MiLwavxkrg
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
Old Man River
Geological Sketch of
The
United States of America
Alice Rooney
Buddy” Rogers
Geo. A. Carroll
Monttana
Bay
J. L. Billings
Tee Rea
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Mich
Flint
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Wallace Motor Company
Choteau, Mont
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