Montana Bankers Oppose Guarantee Law At State Meeting
At the Montana Bankers' association final session in Bozeman resolutions praise the Federal Reserve as indispensable to the nation and condemn depredations on the system. They oppose any bank deposit guarantee law and urge diligence against dubious securities sellers. Officers for year named include T. O. Hammond and A. T. Hibbard.
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Montana Bankers’ Association
Bozeman
Federal Reserve System
Mellon
United States Treasury
Treasury Savings Plan
Montana State College
American Bankers Association
Monana
Agricultural Finance Corporation
William B. Gerry
Federal Reserve Bank of Minnesota
Gerry
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Montana
Thomas F. Slagan
Glendive
John E. Featherman
Drummond
Mont
William H. Dickerson
Helena
C. C. Swinbourne
Butte
John H. Rich
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
T. O. Hammond
Charles Vandenhook
A. T. Hibbard
Stewart & Brown
F. S. Jacobson
Public Accuntant
Montana Placer Gold Yields in 1860s Era Highlight
Article notes Lewis and Clarke County placer gold output reaching 19.36 million dollars through 1868 while the state totals exceed 86 million. By Kadyl Lee Potter surveys spring 1865 to 1868 mining expansion, water supply, and shifting prosperity amid cautious views on mining.
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Montana
Lewis and Clarke County
Kady Lee Potter
Pacific
Atlantic
Veteran Scout Swift Ends Army Career In West
Staff Sergeant John Swift U S A famed for ending the last major Indian war retires after 30 years. He served at Little Big Horn in 1888 then in the Philippines Alaska and Mexico and fought at Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood St Mihiel and the Argonne in World War I. Montana mining thrives with rails to districts near Helena and rich ore potential cited.
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John Swift
Presidio of
San Francisco
First Cavalry
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Custer
Swift
Phillipines
Alaska
Mexico
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
St. Mihiel
The
Argonne
Cincinnati
Army
Land of Promise Proves Mirage for Montana Farmers
More than 20 motorists return to Montana from California Oregon and Washington after years away, driving good cars with household goods to resume farming. Havre Wolf Point and Poplar attract most, with White Sulphur Springs noted as a home choice. Returns cite extreme western coast droughts and lack of opportunity, while Montana advantages attract many to stay or come back.
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Great Falls
California
Washington
Oregon
First Avenue North
Havre
Wolf Point
Poplar
Montana
Treasure State
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Lewis and Clark County
Grizzly
Dry
Tucker
Blue Cloud Gulch
Greenhorn
Jeff Davis
St. Louis
Silver Creek
Ottaway Eit
Trinity Gulch
Piegan Gulch
Canyon Creek and Tribunes
McClellan Gulch Oy
American Bankers’ Association
W. A. Brubaker
Terry
N. J. Gould
J. T. Sterling
Missoula
National Bank
Savings Bank
W. S. Davidson
State Bank
Theodore Torbensen
Kalispell, Trust Company
W. E. Waldron
Billings
Grizzley
Oro Fine
Nelson Gulches
Last Chance
Cripple Creek
Meagher County
Deer Lodge County
Madison County
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
Yellowstone
Bars
Practical Electricity and Radio Engineering
Lewis T. Keaton
Helena Record-Herald
Montana Club
Last Chance Gulch
Montana Trust and Savings Bank
Appy
Boulder Hot Springs
Ulder, Montan
Boulder
Marysville
America
Say
Bayer
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