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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
9
Postage and packaging rules for holiday mail outline requirements for wrapping materials dressings and cushioning. Instructions cover fragile items perishable goods return cards and complete addresses with stamps and weights plus deadlines for different zones and options for special delivery insurance and C O D procedures.
From the roof of the United States to its lowest point in 7 hours 28 minutes the tale chronicles a trek that starts with a mountain timberline and a ferocious snow storm and ends in America's desolate Death Valley.
Montana trust companies report total resources of over 32 million dollars as of June 30 1925 according to a new publication by the United States Mortgage and Trust Company New York. The gain exceeds 5 million from the previous year. Nationwide 2 701 reporting firms show assets around 18 145 673 477 dollars, an increase from last year.
United States Mortgage and Trust Company President John W Platten notes deposits exceed 15 billion and total funds reach over 2.12 trillion for 1925. He cites rising usefulness and specialized service as drivers of prosperity and an optimistic outlook for the branch in the nation’s banking structure.
New York reports November total of 20 415 motion picture theatres in the United States amid weather and labor tensions. Over twenty million people visit theatres daily, with a notable rise in small houses and plans for a guide book detailing an index of theatres.
The article notes mixed effects of winter, daylight changes, and seasonal shifts on theatre attendance. It cites a nationwide dip in some areas and a high in Anadaconda mine operations related figures. It mentions more large city theatres and smaller town venues with emphasis on architectural and utility beauty.
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