Local News Briefs From Great Falls And Surroundings
Mrs. M A Wilcox is receiving treatment at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls and has been in poor health for some time. Miss Maybelle Anderson returned Saturday from summer school in Dillon. Mrs D H Noble of San Diego and Ray Noble of Townsend, with Mrs M Brown of Sheridan, visit at the home of Mrs Noble’s brother C H Ferris. D M A Wile learned his mother died Wednesday in Janesville Wisconsin after a brief illness.
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M. A. Wilcox
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Maybelle Anderson
Dillon
D. H. Noble
San Diego
Ray , Noble
Townsend
M. Brown
Sheridan
DM. A. Wile
Janesville, Wis
California visitors Henry Robison and Alden Connor
Henry Robison and Alden R. Connor arrived this week driving from California to visit friends and relatives in the city.
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Henry Robison
Alden R. Connor
California
Community notices and travel plans pass to summer
Dr C J B Stephens and family start a camping trip to Glacier Park. Miss Hazel Trescott visits friends in Walier after returning from Lewistown summer teachers’ school. D A DeTour of Burrell and DeTour plans to open a Bankswick Board Parlor near Tanfield. Harold Sindsth, son of Oluf Lyndseth, dies. Frank Me moves from Sun River Hot Springs after ten days. Helen Innes returns from Dillon where she attended the state normal college.
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Hazel M. Trescott
Walier
Lewistown
Helen Innes
Dillon
State Normal College
Mrs Lindhal of Fairfield Seeks Health in Portland
Mrs James Lindhal of Fairfield is in Portland for health reasons and is reported much better since moving to the coast.
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James Lindhal
Fairfield
Portland
Coast
Peterson Visits Dutton as County Treasurer Candidate
W. W. Peterson of Dutton, a Republican candidate for county treasurer, spent part of the week at the Chateau visiting supporters and discussing his campaign.
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W. W. Peterson
Dutton
Notice of Closing of Registration for 1924 General Election
Registration books in Teton County Montana will close September 20 1924 at 5 PM for the general election on November 4. Eligible electors may register with County Clerk at Chateau or with a deputy registrar or notary. Those who did not vote last general election must re register and movers must file a change of registration. W H Webb County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar. Aug 22 Sept 19th 234k
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Cputy
Srtiinist
W. H. Webb
Emmy and Molly Discuss Mrs Fuller Bond Loss
Aunt Emmy explains how Mrs Fuller lost nearly all her money after trusting a dubious investment house. The dialogue warns against putting all funds into bonds, emphasizes diversification, and recommends consulting banks or experts before buying or selling securities. Molly vows to avoid similar risks. ANN ES AYMES
Montana State Fair Sets 1924 Reunion Week in Helena
The Montana State Fair will run September 23 to 27 in Helena with $30,000 in cash premiums and five days of nightly entertainment. Organizers partner with civic groups for reunions and day-by-day themes including School Children’s day, Princess day, Coronation day, Farm Organization day, and Politicians’ day, plus expanded group meetings and luncheon clubs. Secretary B T Moore reports early out-of-town interest and state-wide participation.
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Montana
Marty
Gallatin
Kiwanis
Northern Montana
Butte
Rotary Club
Deer Lodge
Farm Organization
Queen of Montana
Western Montana
Helena
B. T. Moore
No Switching Charge on Exhibits at 1924 Montana Fair
Railroads delivering exhibits pour in at Helena fair grounds in trainloads for the annual state fair and have discontinued the switching charge. The move meets a long held demand from stockmen who show at the event.
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Helena
Diversified farming urged over single crop gambling
D H Otis, agricultural director of the American Bankers Association, cites diversified farming as essential to stable farming. He describes conferences across Federal Reserve districts promoting livestock, diversified crops, and bank support for farmers. Bankers back farm diversification, funding livestock purchases and youth club work to improve rural economies.
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The
American Bankers . Association
D. H. Otis
American Bankers’ Association
Agriculture ‘Commissioneof
Tog
Fall Decricultural Commission
Agricultural Committee
Agricultural College
Effrt
Colleges of Agriculture
County Bankers and Chamber Promote County Agriculture in 1923
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania bankers and the Chamber of Commerce launched a strong agriculture program in 1923. They supported farm groups with bulletins rural meetings and home product exhibits. A milk receiving station relocated nearby and paid farmers $20000 in the first month, marking a turning point in farming business.
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Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Banks
Chamber of Commerce
California bankers form emergency fund for cattle disease
In San Francisco bankers set up a $1,000,000 emergency fund to assist California in fighting foot and mouth disease. The Federal and State governments would each cover half of the appraised value of slaughtered animals, but the State was unprepared for the sudden cost, so banks agreed to supply the needed loan.
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California
San Francisco
How to Be Known at a Bank for Business Deals
Banks prefer honest customers and require identification. A known person proves identity by a trusted intermediary or banker confirmation. Without identification a bank risks paying on checks to the wrong person and losing funds.
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John Smith
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy On Bonds And Stocks
Jane seeks money sense after a legacy and Aunt Emmy explains bonds as loans to government or corporations with fixed interest and maturity, and stocks as ownership with profits or losses tied to business performance, stressing banker guidance for purchases.
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Emmy
Jane
Aunt Emmy
Uncle Sam
Janet
Anne
B. Aymes
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C. J. B. Stephens
Glacier Par
Anone
Rsa
D. A. DeTour
Burrell and DeTour
Tanfield
Harold Sindsth
Oluf Lyndseth
I2rmingmna
Sun River Hot Springs
Young
Jackson Gregory
Judith of
Blue Lake
James Griffin
Chinook
Jimmy” Griffin
Blaine County
Senator Griffin
Wedo
J. H. Pueligher
Public Education Commission
American Bankers Association
J. H. Puellcher
Nelson Story, JR
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