Citizens State Bank of Chateau Montana Report 1955
Report of condition for Citizens State Bank of Chateau Montana as of June 30 1955 filed with Montana banking authorities and Federal Reserve Bank. It lists assets including cash balances loans and discounts 3 812 533 21, deposits 3 812 533 21, capital accounts 206 854 30 and total liabilities and capital 4 019 387 51 with notarized attestations by officers and a July sworn statement.
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Chateau
Montana
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Indraftil
Eeee
I. R. W. Gronberg
Public hearing on Blackleaf Game Preserve abandonment
The Montana Fish and Game Commission will hold a public hearing on a petition to abandon the Blackleaf Game Preserve on July 16, 1955 at 2 00 P.M. in the courtroom of the Teton County Court House. All interested may appear for or against. By A A O Claire secretary. Pub July 14.
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State OF
Montana
Teton County
Hazlett
Chateau
Geo. J. Gunther
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Blackleaf
Teton County Court House
A. A. O’claire
Farm Kitchens Mostly Outmoded in Census Findings
The article notes many farm homes still use outdated kitchens per United States Census data. It suggests a gradual modernization plan and highlights how kitchens, as the home hub, lag in updates among rural households.
Modernizing the Farm Kitchen With Electric Appliances
The article urges farm families to plan gradual kitchen modernization using a floor plan. It notes half of farm kitchens are antiquated and promotes a step by step program centered on basic electric fridge freezer and range plus a farm friendly electric dishwasher and garbage disposal.
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Era Farm
Fence Tester for Electric Stock Fences Described
A simple field testing device uses a 10 inch dry wood piece with a neon bulb at center. One terminal connects to a sheet brass strip on the end, the other to a 24 inch brass chain acting as ground. Testing shows normal operation by a flashing neon glow.
Three Sisters Peaks Glacial Remnants Hint at Mount Multnomah
Geologists contend the Three Sisters peaks in Oregon are splintered remains of a former Mount Multnomah. volcanic action long ago shattered the mountain into the trio of cliffs seen today.
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Three Sisters Peaks
Oregon
Mount Multnomah
Public saving surges to near record peacetime rate
In the first half of 1954 the American public increased time deposits by over 5 billion and total deposits reached 72 billion. Public insurance and pension reserves rose by 2.7 billion while savings and loan holdings climbed to 25.1 billion. U.S. savings bonds sales in September reached 637 million, the highest since 1945.
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Chicago
U. S
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
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Ilegal
Floweree Sheep & Horse Co
First National Bank
Helena
County of Lewis and Clark
T. B. Weir
Weir, Gough and Matson
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
County OF
Teton
Mathilda Ann Snyder
Sidney Timothy Snyder
Emma Roberson
E. J. Roberson
Edgar J. Roberson
Rosa Hazlett
Stuart Isaac Hazlett
Jane Due Hazlett
Hannah Hayes Bradbury
Charles H. Connor
Sol Silverman
Ota Kunolta
Jane Dof Kunolta
Ora E. Knowlton
Lizzie Knowl Ton
Nellie W. Corson
Isaac S. Corson
Jane Doe Corson
Lloyd W. Corson
James G. Corson
Neil A. McDonald
Jane Doe McDonald
Bert I. Packer
State Bank
R. W. Gronberg
F. C. Barribal
McDonald J. A. Swanson
State of Montana
County of Teton
George Coffey
Choteau
Freezer
Zenith
Marshall-Wells
Fairfield
Tulea
Joe Marsh
Red Fowler
R.F.D
Red
Re Mauk
United States Brewers Foundation
Chon
Acantha
The
Travelers Safety Service
Hartford
Nelson
Insurance Agency
Great Northern
Great Northern Freightliner
Wanerreresen H
Yama
Shelby
Satay Falls
Havre
Carl Gulbrandsen
Malta
Mascow
Weliston
Choteau, Montana
Sons of the Pioneers
C. M. Russell
Aut Swenson
Glib A
Beth
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