Roosevelt authorizes loans under resettlement plan
President Roosevelt issued an executive order creating machinery for the Tugwell resettlement administration to loan funds for rural rehabilitation. Loans may finance farm lands and equipment purchases by farmers, tenants, croppers, and laborers with rates from 3 to 6 percent, up to 40 years, and with possible adjustments on accrued interest.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Resettlement ‘Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Federal
Resettlement Administration
Check Up Brands Of Cattle Found On Highways Of State
Walter Beck reports a new policy to inspect cattle brands on highways to curb grazing near rights of way. He notes arrests will follow for those denying ownership and mentions trouble areas north of Missoula and Kalispell along U S Highway 93 and routes between Livingston and Great Falls.
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Walter Beck
Beck
Montana
Missoula
Kalispell
Bitter Root
U. S. No. 89
Livingston
Great Falls
Dillon Rodeo Weekend Hosts Backing Broncos
The Dillon rodeo showcases a string of backing broncos as featured performers with Rules of the Rodeo Association of America in force for all events this Saturday and Sunday.
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The
Rodeo Association of America
Red Cross Groups Urged to Turn In Bags by Aug 23
Rose A. Embrick, chairman, thanks Red Cross volunteers and urges all groups preparing Christmas donation bags to submit them by Friday evening August 23. Mentions some bags already received and praises past cooperation. Read the Examiner Want-Ads.
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Red Cross
1835 Almanac Shows Public Debt Then Nearly Two Million
Glendive resident C T Smith owns an 1835 almanac issued for the Methodist Episcopal Church. The 28 page Cincinnati printed volume lists eclipses planets and zodiac signs along with government officials and an analysis showing the United States public debt at 1 960 000.
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Cincinnati
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Martin van Buren
New York
Louis McLane
United States
Missoula Woman Visiting Dillon Relatives
Mrs. Carl Decker of Missoula is spending a few days with Dillon relatives and friends.
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Carl Decker
Missoula
Dillon
Grant resident Elmer Selway attends to city business
Elmer Selway of Grant is in the city today attending to various business matters and making calls on local affairs. He was seen at several downtown offices and spoke with municipal officials during afternoon engagements.
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City Hall
Frank Little
Dillon
Elmer Selway
Grant
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Paul Watzig
Jackson
City Hall Auditorium
Wrestling City Hall Auditorium
Chief Bearclaw” Hoffman
Charles Roth
al Simpson
Harrison Kellum
Rose A. Embrick
Glendive
C. T. Smith
B. Waughnd T. Mason
Methodist Scopal Church
Confernee
Mulberry Street
Collard
Sate Ank Éy Trust Company
Gey Cates
Lenore Craft Tas
Th Deposit Insurance
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