Mine Assessment Bill 18 Now Up in the Senate
Washington Aug 7 The House passed Hayden of Arizona 1872 mining claim assessment bill shifting the annual work period to July 1 through June 30 The change aims to reduce night work and claim jumps and favors a July to July fiscal year for unpatented mineral claims including Alaska Critics note no further extensions beyond July 1 1921 as previously set and debate favors the fiscal year for easier access and fewer disputes
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Washington
House of Representatives
Hayden
Arizona
Alaska
Congress
Committee On Mines and Mining
Summers
Marlow Urges Livestock Industry Support in Credit Bill
Helena July 30 Ex banker Thomas A Marlow of Helena and powerful figures in Washington push to add livestock to the agricultural credits measure in Congress He urges Montana lawmakers to back the amendment Senator Walsh says he supports including livestock producers alongside agriculturists in the bill to extend financing on reasonable terms The move follows a sequence of telegraph and mail exchanges with the Minneapolis Fed director and others about extending credit limits via small and branch banks.
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Helena
Thomas A. Marlow
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
John R. Mitchell
Federal Reserve Directorate
Washington
Eugene Moyer Jr
War Finance Corporation
Robert N. Stanfield
Oregon
National
Congress
Marlow
Montana
Senate
Sheepmen Face Ruin if Credit Fails Says Wool Group Leader
In Salt Lake City on August 4 E R Marshall secretary of the National Wool Growers association warned that eighty percent of range sheepmen would be bankrupted if they cannot meet outstanding obligations. He proposed three emergency measures including real estate loans for stockmen, rediscount eligibility for 30 months paper backed by breeding stock, and related credit reforms.
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Salt Lake City
West
E. R. Marshall
National Wool Growers’ Association
Federal Reserve
Livestock buying urged by A B Cook in Montana
Great Falls Aug 3 A B Cook proprietor of the Cook herd of purebred Herefords at Townsend urges buyers to enter or expand their herds now. He cites abundant feed ranges and low cattle prices making high grade stock a profitable long term investment while noting large hay reserves and moving federal loan support may influence Montana shipments.
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Great Falls
A. B. Cook
Cook
Townsend
Montana
North Dakota
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Dillon
Aberdeen & Kemmerer
Beaverhead
Lima
Tribune Book
Dillon, Mont
Huber Bros
Opticians
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Marshall
Dr. Price
Baking Powder Factory
Independence Boulevard
Chicago
Illinois
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
Beavermont
Beaverhead Milling
Ad Elevator Company
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