Savings Banks and Pass Books Explain Deposits and Interest
The article describes savings banks as safe places to deposit savings to earn interest. It explains that depositors receive a pass book or account book showing deposits, interest credited, withdrawals, and the running balance. It notes many banks now operate savings departments Even non savings banks adopt similar services.
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The Impant Prodigy Radio Industry Rises Fast
The overnight growth of radio manufacturing quadruples in four years from about fifty pioneers to more than 3,000. In 1920 sales of radio material were about 1 million dollars while the public spent 150 million on sets and parts last year. Industry aims for standardization as it moves through a flux period.
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American Bankers Association Journal
Local Items Highlight Community News Across Town
Local items note births and engagements in the area. Frank Hirshberg, a Fairfield banker, visited town. County Commissioners met earlier in the week. Mrs Luke Keyo traveled from T. Yap to Great Falls for business while in town. Several residents made Tuesday business visits, including Jaz Van Husen and Peter Bonmel. Miss Mildred Forrest will teach domestic science at Teton County High School next year. Dr C D Powell of Valier discussed using the Valier baseball team for the Fourth of July. Magda Waynild plans a summer course in Bellingham Washington. Horses from Miles City were delivered in Chateau via Meagher and Herman McCain. Charles S McDonald visited Great Falls. Mrs Lee Brown and children visited relatives at Ulm.
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Mildred Forrest
White Sulphur Springs
Teton County
C. D. Powell
Valier
American Legion
Magda Waynild
Bellingham
Wah
State Normal
Charles S. McDonald
Great Falls
Lee Brown
Ulm
Montana
Pioneer Choteau Woman Receives Death Notice
Mr and Mrs C H Connor long time Choteau residents learned Tuesday of the death in Los Angeles of Mrs Salina West 77 widow of a Civil War veteran She had visited Choteau several times and suffered a long cancer career resulting in near total blindness Burial will be in Dillon California former home of Mrs West
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Choteau
Los Angeles
Connor
Salina West
West
Dinnon
California
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Federal Trade Commission investigates gasoline industry
Washington report on a FTC inquiry into the gasoline industry mainly in the Northwestern states was prepared for President Coolidge. The findings are not public and may be sent to the Department of Justice after the president reviews the formal document. The probe was initiated by Governor MeeMasters of South Dakota amid charges of carrier manipulation.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Department of Justice
Meade
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Soudia Iokuta
Card of Thanks for Family and Friends
We extend sincere thanks to friends who assisted during illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister. We thank those who sent floral gifts and especially the Girls' Society. Mr. and Mrs. JT Cleary. Mr. and Mrs Hanberg.
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JT. Clery
Tee Hanberg Tiene Cleary
Streeter Read Wedding Ties Choteau Bonds Strong
Miss Mary Read and Walter N Streeter wed last Saturday evening at the Methodist church in Choteau. The bride, longtime resident of Chateau, worked at Hirshers store and previously with Poergerier Core. The groom from Toon county served overseas in World War I and has been undersheriff under Sheriff Reiquam. They will reside on the Read property in south Choteau, with friends and family attending.
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Walter N. Streeter
Ev Fh
I. Culbertson
Methodist Church
Chateau
Poergerier Core
Llirshhers
Toon County
Pilling
Monarch Lumber
Sheriff Reiquam
Mr. Streeter
Bertha Streeter
Ed. Roberts
Great Falls
Mona Washburn
Wee Washburn
Streeter
Read
Outh
Choteau
Dorothy Willis Dies After Illness At Home
Dorothy Willis aged 11, daughter of Mrs. J W Willis, died at her home after a two week illness from fever. Born April 15, 1909 in Ferdinand Idaho, she lived in Chateau Willher mother. She attended Terontonays Vie School and belonged to a class. Survived by her mother and four sisters Esther Taylor Kathrin Seneca Louise and Evelyn, with three others mourn her loss.
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Lauhter
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Iily
Teroased
Ferdinand Idaho
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Jae
Ceyen Verts
Terontonays Vie
Fist Ve. Gori
Esther Taylor
Kathrin Seneca
Louise
Evelyn
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