Normal Bulldogs Meet North Dakota Teachers in Cage Here Next Friday
Anaconda Anodes fell behind as the Normal Bulldogs overwhelmed the visiting Teachers 66 to 30. Rouse led Normal with 19 points, Sullivan tied for top for North Dakota with 19, Callahan scored 15 and Medsker 14. Half time stood 39 to 17.
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Proclamation on Silver and Gold Coinage Standards
Roosevelt proclaims fixed weights for gold and silver dollars in nine tenths fine metal, authorizing coinage adjustments to stabilize domestic prices and protect foreign commerce. The measure outlines silver absorption by producing nations and seigniorage rules for mint coinage and delivery.
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Proclamation and Local Society Notes From December 21 1933
A government proclamation outlines silver to gold ratio and currency rules through December 31 1937 while various local residents return from holidays and attend meetings. Chester Gilbert moves to Lima to cashier First National Bank. Frank Bramsman to Dun & Bradstreet in San Francisco.
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Beaverhead Bonds Held to Be Valid
The Beaverhead County commissioners authorized new indebtedness on July 18 and sold bonds to State Bank & Trust in September. Judge Bennett ruled that evidence showed the purchase of auto patrols did not occur until after July 1932, leaving the disputed $11,160 unresolved.
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