Community Notes From Bynum and Nearby
Glen Bliss of Great Falls is a vis Wor on the project. Harry Green left for Salem Oregon to spend the winter with relatives. Mary Sulgrove of Chateau visited in Bynum. Dell and Reid Green hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Swenson with J Wilson Moore guests. John and Parley Schenk of Bancroft Idaho arrived to spend weeks here with relatives. Mrs Fields and Lamar Burke hauled cattle and chickens to Flathead. Leath Stott visited relatives there. Dell Green and Reid Swenson visited Moore's home Sunday. James Lords of Blackfoot Idaho arrived to spend the winter with his mother. A party including Jensen Rowley Schenk and others shopped in Great Falls. H D members held a birthday party for Alta Stott and others in October. Mrs Eckford the county superintendent.
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Glen Bliss
Great Falls
Harry Green
Salem
Oregon
Mary Sulgrove
Chateau
Bynum
Dell Green
Reid Swenson
John Schenk
Parley Schenk
Bancroft
Idaho
Wilson Moore
Bert Jensen
John
Green
Swenson
James Lords
Blackfoot
Emerson Rowley
Lula Swenson
George Lott
Roy Stott
H. D
Bert Stott
Alta Stott
Anna Jerome
Ivy Stott
Eckford
Land Bank head cites 23000 farmers refinanced in 17 months
E M Ehrhardt reports improved Pacific northwest agriculture as payments on Federal Land Bank and Emergency Land Bank loans rise. He notes rising crop and livestock prices plus emergency refinancing cut debt. 23,000 farmers refinanced about 80 million dollars of obligations with 55 million dollars in loans over 17 months.
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Land Bank
Pacific Northwest
Federal Land Bank
Emergency Land Bank Commissioner
E. M. Ehrhardt
Otto Wagnild
Choteau
Dean Waterman
Collins
J. A. Swanson
Pendroy
Ehrhardt
Commissioner
Cork Trees Mature At Fifty For Finest Cork
The cork tree yields its best cork once it reaches fifty years, with quality improving as the age increases. Knowledge of tree longevity underscores the value of patience in cork production.
Land bank refinancing cuts farmer costs with low rate
A stroke of policy lowers financing costs for 23 000 farmers saving nearly 760 00 a year in carrying charges through land bank refinancing efforts.
Public utility charge comparisons show Montana Power increases
The table notes higher charges by Montana Power across several usage levels. For 15 kWh, 0 kWh, 60 kWh, 90 kWh, and 150 kWh, the increases are 39 cents, 67 cents, 64 cents, 48 cents, and 38 cents respectively, while our charge for 30 kWh is 9 cents higher.
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Montana
Montana Power
Montana Power Company
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Leo Howell
Leath Stott
J. Wilson Moore
Endent
Mrs. Wilson Moore
Democratic
Teton County
Robert K. Funk
Butte
United States
Burns and McDonnell Engineering Company
Kansas City
Seattle
Seattle Lighting Department
Seattle City
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