National Farm Loan Associations Plan Lower Interest Rates
Directors of four National Farm Loan Associations met in Great Falls on January 18 to discuss proposals for keeping mortgage rates low with the Federal Land Bank while reducing operating costs. They examined government guarantees for land bank bonds, shifting to membership cooperatives, and a mechanism to adjust excessive debt with emphasis on decentralizing operations to empower local members. The meeting reviewed loan servicing policy aimed at sustaining deserving borrowers, reducing tenancy, and protecting soil and farm assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Great Falls
National Farm Loan Associations
Cascade
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark
Teton
Montana
Rainbow Hotel
R. E
W. F. Fellows
Nfla’s
Fellows
Northwest
Spokane Bank
Community plan backs land bank lending and farm loan groups
The statement urged direct coordination between the land bank lending program National Farm Loan Associations and the committee to serve community interests. It stressed lenders should align with the committee to improve loan servicing and land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Bank and National Farm Loan Associations
Reorganization Plan Planned to Streamline State Government
In line with Gov Sam C Ford recommendations the 1941 legislature will hear proposals for a study of state government to end duplication of effort and streamline operations. Senate members indicated bills would be introduced to examine government structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam C. Ford
Legislative Assembly
Senate
Influenza Epidemic Surges Across Ontana State
The state board of health reports an uptick with over a thousand new cases in the last ten days. New infections appear in widespread areas with concentrated activity in two or three regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontana
State Board of Health
Notice of real estate sale in Teton County Montana
Teton County Montana offers for sale at public auction the north half of the southeast quarter of section 6 township 26 north range 6 west M M M containing 80 acres more or less. minimum bid 00 00 with 50 percent payment at sale and the balance due in two years at 4 percent interest. a quit claim deed will be issued upon contract fulfillment. first publication January 23 1941. last publication February 18 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners of
Township Twentysix
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Issioners
State of Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Ontana
Bridging the Chasm By a Plain Preacher Rev Richard F Vick
Rev Richard F Vick uses the Tacoma Narrows bridge collapse as a metaphor for spiritual salvation. He argues the only passage from earth to heaven is through Jesus Christ and notes the event proves Christ’s sufficiency amid odds and dangers. He emphasizes redemption over human works and invites belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Vick
Tacoma Narrows
Tacoma
Oranic Peninsula
C. E. Andrew
F. B. Farquarson
University of Washington
Moisseiff
Narrows
Earth
Heaven
Island of
Lord Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Christ
Valley and nearby notes from Montana obituaries and changes
Deaths report W G Collins of Pondera county dies at home north of Valier. Mrs Frank Law a pioneer resident dies at Pondera hotel. Lake Frances fishing banned as restocking planned. County jail inmate escapes but recaptured after 18 miles. Tom Warbonnet fined for horse stealing. Bridge surveying for new Cut Bank river crossing begins. Fire destroys farm home of Ole Akelstad west of Conrad. Andrew Allstad and He Dale dissolve Fairfield Implement Co partnership. Dale continues business. Severt Anderson dies in Great Falls. Howard Holmes named acting Montana highway chief succeeding D A McKinnon effective Jan 31. Ernest A Peterson resigns as legal counsel to Montana highway commission and highway patrol effective Jan 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier
W. G. Collins
Pondera County
Frank Law
Pondera Hotel
Lake Frances
Shelby—County
CUT
Tom Warbonnet
Deere
T Bank
Cutk River
Conrad
Ole Akelstad
Conrad Fairfield
Andrew Allstad
He Dale
Fairfield Implement Co
Dale
Fairfield
Severt Anderson
Great Falls
Senate panel backs food cold storage law
A senate committee on sanitary affairs introduces a bill regulating cold storage of food under the state board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Sanitary Affairs
State Board of Health
Notices and Probate Actions from Chateau Montana 1941
A multi item notice column records: Mary Rucker estate creditors must file claims within four months to administrator R. E. Nelson in Chateau Montana. Tax and election notices include registration closing February 20 1941 for Chateau city general election and a requirement to register with County Clerk GEO Carroll. Also an order for probate of will for Charles A Shawver with hearing set February 14 1941 in Chateau. publication and notice requirements outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Choteau
Court House
United States
A. D
Geo, A. Carroll
District Court
Ninth Judicial Distict
State of
Teton
Charles A. Shawver
Mary E. Shawver
Chateau Acantha
Wheat Pudding and Household Tips from The Acantha
The Acantha presents a weekly scrapbook of recipes and home tips. Wheat Pudding uses shredded wheat butter apple sauce and custard baked briefly in a shallow dish for a simple dessert. Additional notes cover glove cleaning rugs from old sweaters nut roasts and brass tray cleaning tips.
Notice of Estate Administration for Karen Hanson
The estate of Karen Hanson, deceased, with Howard Hanson as administrator, requires claimants to file with vouchers within ten months of publication. The filing deadline begins with the first publication in Chateau Montana. Date of notice December 28 1940. First publication January 2, last January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rucker
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
R. E. Nelson
Larson
Howard Hanson
Karen Hanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Bishop
Canada
Aga
ABC
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber
D. M. Bell
Chevrolet
Fisher
Attre
Unistes
Ey Ryarty
Montana Highway Commission
Howard Holmes
Alameda
Cal
D. A. McKinnon
Holmes
McKinnon
Ernest A. Peterson
Highway Patrol
Peterson
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Avertes, Inc
Greet Fell
Dent
H. M. Bean
the Acantha
Emerson
E. L. Kleffman
R. L. Reicnh
Insurance Aniestaf
Mos
E. J. Crary
McDonala Bieck
J. H. Byler
Mentanea Chateau
Ment
Maynard Hospital
Cheteau, Ment
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