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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1924
Page
4
Proposed amendment targets tax on future state and municipal bond income
The text argues for taxing income from future issues of government bonds and allows states to tax such income within their borders. It quotes E. D. Chassell of the Farm Mortgage Bankers Association urging end of tax-exempt bonds to spur capital for railroads and industry, noting trillions diverted to tax-free securities harming agriculture and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
E. D. Chassell
Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Agricultural Conference Debates Credit and Market Solutions
A Washington conference of national agricultural leaders examined relief measures for grain regions. Speakers argued that more credit would fail without fair product prices allowing farmers a profit margin and debt payoff. Montana’s Sam Stephenson and M L Wilson attended, representing a bank and a state college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wabr
National Capitol
Montana
Sam Stephenson
First National Bank At
Great Falls
M. L. Wilson
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Lincoln Day Proclamation by Governor Coolidge
A 1919 Massachusetts proclamation praising Abraham Lincoln as a divine gift to the nation. It recalls Lincoln’s humble origins, the mother’s influence, and his rise through wisdom humanity justice and compassion. The piece frames Lincoln as a follower of truth who overcame evil and restored rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Montana Banker Praises Choteau Banks and Creamery Record
The February Montana Banker issue from Great Falls commends Choteau banks and highlights the 1923 Creamery record of paying out $100,000 for cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Banker
Great Falls
Choteau Creamery
Farm Land Bank near 100 million goal as loans exceed 95 million
The Federal Land bank reports over 95 million in farm mortgage loans closed by January 31 toward a ten year goal of 100 million. January closings included 238 loans totaling 871000 amid poor field appraisal conditions. Since opening May 1 1917 loans reached 31184 to farmers in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana with 60521 applications totaling 213 million. About 8 million has been repaid to create a revolving fund for new loans. Intermediate Credit bank loans amounted to about 1.75 million under Ward M Buckles. Local visitors include Martin Lill Albert Reiner L J Otmess and J L Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. O'Shea
Federal Land Bank
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Farm Loan Associations
Intermediate Credit Bank
Department of the Land Bank
Ward M. Buckles
O'Shea
Local notes from Choteau and surrounding area
Various visits and movements around Choteau Montana include Edward Joranio and party from Great Falls spending Sunday with relatives, Jim Mullaney and Mike Ferris in town for business, Jim Collins and W A Best en route to Chateau, Frank Sabados visiting relatives then to Helena, Ed Bailey home hosts, Jerry O Hanlon sidelined by rheumatism, Pete Kelly as official drayman, B H Reed and Omar Cook visiting, Wm Johnson shipping hogs to Great Falls, N O Tuttle on local business, Opal Siler resigning from First State Bank and returning to Conrad, Earl Dornblaser at Porter store, birth of a daughter to T E Caufield, Monkman hosts at Saterlie home, Henry Jobe in town from Pendroy, and Carl Louis Roy Vigen back from Canada near Edmonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie NY
Jim Robinson
Choteau
Ed Bailey
Jerry O’hanlon
Pete Kelly
B. H. Reed
Omar Cook
Wm. Johnson
Great Falls
N. O. Tuttle
Opal Siler
First State Bank
Conrad
Earl Dornblaser
Porter Store
T. E. Caufield
G. E. Monkman
Adolph Saterlie
Henry Jobe
Pendroy
Carl
Louis
Roy Vigen
Canada
Edmonton
First Car of Honey Shipped East from Simms County
The first carload of honey left Cascade county by the Great Northern Friday from Simms to Tandun Pennsylvania. The honey was produced near Simms on the 4 Sun River project by W M Woodrow and J Baldwin. J S Bock, Great Northern general agent, said rates were set to Chicago and east to protect carload movements and ranchers building the honey business. The car will transfer to Burlington and Pennsylvania railroads en route to its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Great Northern Railroad
Simms
Tandun
J. S. Bock
Great Northern
Burlington
Pennsylvania
G. F. Tribune
Call for Payment of Registered War Warrants in Teton County
C G Meadows treasurer of Teton County Montana calls for payment of warrants from several school districts. The notice lists warrants registered before specific dates across districts 8 21 27 28 29 36 41 49 61 63 66 and others with a final cutoff to February 9 1924 and states interest ceases after that date. First publication February 14 1924, last February 21 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
S. D. Pe
C. G. Meadows
Teton County
Montana
Sheriff Sale Notice in Montana District Court
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana Bernhard Hoffmann Irene B Hoffmann and Continental and Commercial Trust Savings Bank trustees plaintiffs v William Sears and W A Fansler defendants. Sheriff's sale to the highest cash bidder on March 7 1924 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Teton County Montana for the Southwest Quarter of Section 24 Township 23 North Range 4 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Bernhard Hoffmann
Irene Botsford Hoffmann
Continental and Commercial Trust &Savings Bank
Irene B. Hoffmann
William L. Sears
W. A. Fans
Chateau
Teton County
Section
Range
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Or Jourdonnais, Publisher
Choteaa
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hannans
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell System
Bell
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Martin Lill
Gilman
Albert Reiner
Dutton
L. J. Otmess
Farmington Country
J. L. Collins
Bynum
Engtost
Hirshbergs
Meridian
A. D
WM. D. Reiquam
W. N. Streeter
Bert I. Packer
Hall
Toledo
Ohio
McKnight
Scotts Bae Ke
Brouillette
Chamberlain
Choteau Drug CO
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