Syndicate Shows Big Gain in First Half of 1932
Investors Syndicate of Minneapolis reports total assets of 48.9 million dollars as of June 30 1932, up 2.26 million in six months. Capital and reserves reach 6.27 million, cash 810 thousand, bonds and securities 5.04 million. Engineer McKenzie sets Hinsdale headquarters for 10 mile oiling project on highways near Vandalia and Hinsdale.
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Investors Syndicate of
Minneapolis
E. M. Richardson
Investors Syndicate
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Engineer McKenzie
State Highway Commission
Hinsdale
Vandalia
Red Lodge Coal Mines Exhausted and Likely Closed
C C Anderson of Northwestern Improvement Co says the Red Lodge coal mine will not reopen due to market trends and exhausted veins. Bearcreek mines offer future supply, with Red Lodge power kept by N W S and Montana Power. Last slope No 3 is abandoned. pumps and tracks removed as equipment is left behind. local miners may find work over the hill at Bearcreek.
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Red Lodge
C. C. Anderson
Northwestern Improvement Company
Seattle
Mr. Anderson
Bearcreek
Anderson
N. W. S. Company
Montana Power Company
Harry Bailey
Washoe
Livestock in Good Condition Across State Report
The joint crop reporting service states cattle and sheep are in good condition across the state. Calf crops are lighter in some areas but ranges have ample feed. cattle and calves are at 95 percent of normal on July 1. Sheep are in good to very good condition with lamb crops near last year except in two districts. winter losses light.
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Montana
Death of Fred C. Stoddard 75 Missoula Resident
Fred C. Stoddard 75 a Missoula resident for over 50 years died at his home. He homesteaded in the Bitter Root valley in 1881 and helped oversee the erection of the first State university buildings. He served as receiver of the U S land office at Missoula and later as United States commissioner after the office was abolished.
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Fred C. Stoddard
Missoula
Mr. Stoddard
Bitter Root
United States Land Office
Mussoula
United States
Crop reports mix drought and rain across county areas
Ranchers in Valley county report crops damaged by heat and drought with most grain slated for feed. Milk river valley areas report 12 to 15 miles of rains boosting yields, especially for early seeding. Hinsdale shows excellent gardens and abundant bench hay.
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Valley County
Boundary Line
Milk River Valley
Hinsdale
North Montana fair to host 100 horses and county races
Great Falls will host the North Montana fair August 22 to 26 with about 100 thoroughbred horses arriving from Montana, Canada and other states. The program features county races on August 22 and 24 with purses of 25 15 10 and 5, and a final Cascade county race on August 26. A $1,000 derby closes the speed division, with 200 horse barn capacity and tents for extra entrants. Rodeo events led by Leo J Cremer add bulls and Brahma and Mexican steers to the program.
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Great Falls
Montana
Helena
Montana Fair Track
United States
Great Falls Exposition
Cascade County
Charles L. Trimble
North Montana Fair
Leo J. Cremer
Shawmut
Security Building & Loan Association of Billings Montana
Careful conservative management has made the Security Building and Loan Association of Billings Montana the states largest and Northwest’s outstanding financial institution. Its six percent minimum dividend every six months and safe accessible savings offer stability and timely funds for members.
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Security Building & Loan Association
Billings
Montana
Northwest
Security Building & Loan Association Promotes Savings Plan
Repaid monthly payments include interest principal and taxes making the security stronger each month. Hundreds invest in the Security Plan confident funds are safeguarded and will grow with safety and convenience. Small pass book payments or lump sums from 50 up to thousands may be invested at any time and start counting the day invested. No fees are charged to participate in the plan.
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Security Building & Loan Association
Montana crops show above average yields in 1932 forecast
A July 1 report from the State Federal Crop Reporting service projects 15 of 16 principal Montana crops to yield above average, led by wheat at 73,744,000 bushels and a big hay crop of 3,021,000 tons. Oats, barley, rye, corn and flax seed also show strong forecasts as acreage rises slightly and drought impact lessens.
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Montana
State
Federal
Drouth
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Missing World War veterans sighted by relatives appeal
A list of missing World War veterans is released with appeals to communicate any sightings to H. C. Watts M D manager of the veterans administration Fort Harrison Montana or to relatives. The report names Joseph L. Scothern John Phillip Pearl William Karkkainen and others with last-known locations and dates.
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H. C. Watts
M. D
Veterans’ Administration
Fort Harrison
Mont
Joseph L. Scothern
Maywood
Neb
John Phillip Pearl
Thurmond
West Virginia
Chicago
Clifton Forge
U. S. Marine Corps
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Rialto
Nutte
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N. P. Ave
Fargo, N. B
Berkeley
California
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Feo
Schlitz
Cremer
The
Prairie Thoroughbred Breeders and Racing Association
Treasure State
William Karkkainen
Veterans’ Hospital
St. Cloud
Minn
Finland
London
Enea
Semin Dn
Soderite
Jackson's
Ment
Polytechnic School of Engineering and Mechanical Arts
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Ernest T. Keaton
National Parks Airways, Inc
U. S. Air Mail
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Ealt Lake
Salt Lake Osden
Pocatello
Butte Helens
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Udohn
M.myu
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