Murray and Harold Leave for Omaha for Work
Warren Murray departs for Omaha Monday to join the Lindsay Cahow commission firm after a week with relatives. He is accompanied to Pocatello by brother Harold who stayed several days in Idaho. County Superintendent Alice Roe spends a week in Helena attending a state educators conference. Back to Boston.
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Warren Murray
Omaha
Lindsay-Cahow Commission
Pocatello
Harold
Idaho City
Alice Roe
Helena
Boston
Rodney Foster
Shelley
Idaho
R. E B. Foster
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
City Hall
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
New Record in Business Made Is Bank Report
Kansas City reports 11 months of 1925 showing record volume in the Tenth Federal Reserve district with totals near 1.46 billion dollars in 1925 compared to 1924. Clearinghouse activity across 28 cities reached 14.34 billion while Federal Reserve area check clearings totaled about 9.99 billion. Manufacturing and trade improved toward year end. zinc and lead mining rose.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Economic Activity and Bank Condition in Tenth District
The Tenth district reports steady money inflows from farm product markets, aiding banks and credit availability. Savings deposits rose 0.2 percent from Nov 1 and 3.1 percent from Dec 1 1924, with accounts up 0.5 percent and 3.2 percent respectively. November saw 100 business failures, liabilities $1,153,488, down from October. Through 11 months in 1925 there were 1,138 failures and $14.94 million in liabilities, compared with 1,367 failures and $20.91 million in 1924.
Studybacker Engineers Call For More Headroom In Cars
At a Detroit convention the automobile body makers of America urged higher headroom, saying 86 inches above rear seats is insufficient. They warned against cheapening bodies and argued quality and comfort must lead design and yearly model cycles are wasteful.
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Studebaker
Hopkins
Detroit
Automobile Body Makers of America
Mentger
Aged Pioneer Matron Dies At Home In City
The long lived pioneer matron passed away at her residence after active church service. Her generous bequest funded the St James Guild Hall, a popular city recreation site. Surviving are son Frank Thompson and other relatives. Funeral tomorrow at St James Episcopal Church with Rev T W Bennett officiating, burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Page
St. James
Christmas Edition Praise From Montana Editors
Examiners Christmas edition draws high praise from Big Timber Pioneer editor G G Hoole Beaverhead natives praised the publication in letters collected for the edition. E L Woodland Montana Hardware manager Butte calls it the best Christmas edition he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
County
Woodland
Montana Hardware Company
Butte
Normal Library Building Dedicated Mon Night
The Dillon college hosts a library dedication ceremony featuring Dr Garver Mr Smith and Dr Davis. An exhibit includes one of the first volumes by John Ruskin and delegates underscore the library as a state institution open to students and townspeople with 18 000 volumes. Souvenirs in the form of book marks were given to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Knudson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eber Badcon
Dillon
Seattle
Badcon
Salvation Army
Army
Army Corps
Monte Melton II
Monte Melton
George Melton
H.D. Kistler
Spokaneo
Ray Gimble
Spokane
John Ruskin
Garver
Smith
Wranglers’ Club
Davis
Angeline- Smith
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Harmony Cream OF Almonds
Ilasol
Potts
Roscoe
Cornel Jr. Thomas
Thomas
Andrus Hotel
Frank Staudaher
Beaverhead County
Tion
Che Dillon
Montana Auto Supply Company
Montana
T. L. Greenfield
Greenfield
Dillon Examiner
Forum
America
Examiner
Madison County Forum
Big Timber
G. G. Hoole
Danyon County Review
College
State Board of Editor
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