Local social clubs and wedding mark opening of year
The Child Study club met at Mrs C T Callahan's home with Mrs A G Williams and Mrs C H Casterline leading discussion. The Methodist Aid Society plans an afternoon meeting at church parlors hosted by Mrs Clarence Axe and Mrs A A Schroeder. Theta gathered at the Country Inn with Miss Bertie Mathews as host. The Men’s bridge club met at St James guild hall with Dr H F Best, Bernard Williams, W M Stone and A I Cashmore as hosts. The first 1933 wedding occurred at the courthouse as Judge George Opp married Isaac R Barney and Fannie J Wilson of Kilgore Idaho. Mrs Lambert Eliel entertained the Entremous Bridge club at Frank Eliel’s Friday. Diana Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows hall with officers to be installed. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. .T. Callahan
A. G. Williams
C.H. Casterline
Methodist Aid Society
Clarence Axe
A. A. Schroeder
Theta
Bertie Mathews
St. James Guild Hall
Bernard Williams
A. I. Cashmore
Court House
George Opp
Isaac R. Barney
Fannie J.wilson
Kilgore
Idaho
Lambert Eliel
Frank Eliel
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
State Lambs Bring Top Price of Year at Indiana Sale
Two carloads of Montana feeder lambs shipped to Indiana sold for 6.50 per hundred pounds, with 445 lambs bringing a total of 2498.12 dollars. The sale, arranged by the Producers Commission Company of Indianapolis, set a top price amid a successful feeding program led by small operators and praised by Murray Stebbins of the Montana Wood growers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Producers, Commission Company of
Indianapolis
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woodgrowers’ Association
Helena Territory
Murray
Indiana
Stebbins
Slang Debate Highlights Slur List at Speech Teachers Meet
At the National Association of Teachers of Speech convention in Los Angeles delegates debated modern slang and offensive words. USC dean Ray K. Immel complained about vittles and snack, while Dr. W. Arthur Cable criticized flappers saying oh gee. Dr. A. M. Drummond joined the critique of hot diggity damn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
National Association of Teachers of Speech
Dean Ray
K. Immel
School of Speech
University of Southern California
W. Arthur Cable
University of Arizona
A. M. Drummond
Cornell University
New Year Happiness by Telephone
An advertisement touts New Year happiness through long distance calls. It highlights quick connections to family and friends in other cities and notes the Long Distance operator can provide rates to any desired destination.
State Tax Policy Ready for Montana Legislature
The state tax commission outlines a plan for a basic fiscal taxation policy, consolidation of boards, and possible school district and office eliminations to cut costs while preserving government efficiency. The act directs further study and a report to the 1933 legislature, with recommendations on continuing the commission or forming another to deepen the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Montana
State of
Montana firms and individuals receive 1932 income tax refunds
Seventeen Montana entities benefited from 1932 income tax refunds per a Thursday Bureau of Internal Revenue release. Largest was the William A Clark estate in New York at 7337 dollars, followed by Harry W Child estate of Helena at 5939 and W W Rice of Great Falls at 4442, with multiple others listed including Northern Star Oil and Refining Co and Rose Oil Co in Great Falls and various Montana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Harry W. Child
Helena
William A.clark
New York
W. W. Rice
Great Falls
Northern Star Oil and Refining Company
nis _ Associated Gag and Oil Co
Butte
Barr-Collins ,Co
William A. Clark
N.Y
Conrad Banking Co
Marguerite C. Davis
C. R. Hetzler
Rock Springs
Walter J. Hill
Livingston
Denver
State Stockmen Given 3,000,000 in Loans So Far
Montana livestockmen and farmers have benefited to the extent of 3,307,000 in actual cash loans from the Agricultural Credit corporation to date out of more than 9,000,000 approved. Loans totaled 18,000,000 had been authorized for four Northwest states, with 7,492,506 disbursed in western Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Helena led regions with 9,299,669 authorized and paid out, while Spokane took 770,961 paid and 927,482 authorized. Portland shows 1,221,652 paid of 1,776,499 authorized. Boise records 4,069,045 authorized with 2,292,552 disbursed. The agency long exhausted its 5,000,000 Reconstruction Finance capital and has been discounting paper for about three weeks. on that basis the office expects 30,000,000 to 40,000,000 through rediscounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Agricultural Credit Corporation
the Northwest
Spokane
Northwest States
The
Credit Corporation
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
R. E. Towle
Helena
Portland
Boise
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Towle
Democrats Take Charge of Affairs at Capitol Tuesday
Democrats gained control of state boards and commissions the supreme court and the house while Republicans retained only the state senate. Frank H. Cooney became lieutenant governor. Sam V. Stewart and Ralph J. Anderson joined the supreme court. Raymond Nagle was named attorney general. Sam W. Mitchell secretary of state. James J. Brett state treasurer. John J. Holmes state auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Erickson
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Frank H. Cooney
Missoula
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
Sam V. Stewart
Helena
Ralph J. Anderson
Montana Supreme Court
8. C. Ford
Albert J. Galen
Supreme Court
Lew L. Callaway
Albert H. Angstman
John A. Matthews
Raymond T. Nagle
Leroy A. Foot
Chouteau
Sam W. Mitchell
Butte
W. E. Harmon
Bozeman
James J. Brett
F. E. Williams
Billings
John J. Holmes
Great Falls
George P. Porter
Porter
Thomas E. Carey
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Lee Dennis
Mr Stont
Leonard Young
Judith Gap
J. Ward Crosby
Abstracts Show Socialist Ticket Strong in November Vote
Abstracts from the secretary of state's office indicate the socialist presidential and gubernatorial candidates attracted several hundred voters with little interest in other tickets. Norman Thomas led for president with 7,891 votes. Christian Yegen led for governor with 6,317 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Norman Thomas
Christian Yegen
Billings
Elizabeth Ireland
Elizabeth Ireland, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
J B. Erickson
Frank A. Hazelbaker
John J. Holmes
James J. Brett
Sam W. Mitchell
Raymond T., Nagle
F. H. Cooney
Sweet Grass
France’s wartime debt to the United States funded by bonds
The United States loaned France 2.93 billion dollars in cash installments from 1919 to 1921 and supplied 407.3 million in credit for surplus war materials. After interest and credits, France’s net debt stood at about 4.025 billion on June 15, 1922. Bonds issued June 15, 1925, across 62 years, mature with interest starting 1930 at 1 percent annually through 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Washington, D.C
Nine Foot Mountain Lion Picked Off by Trapper
In the Dewey Flat district Barney Friend, a veteran trapper, shot a nine foot mountain lion that had raided livestock. The animal, likely the largest of its species ever killed in the area, was brought to Butte for mounting after Friend tracked it for days and finally felled it with three shots from a 30-30 rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Barney Friend
Tle
Friend
Dewey Fat
Coleldant
Inet
Airdale
Hon
Striend
Dewey Flat
Hole Country
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tax Board
Assembly
H. W. Child
Bureau
Capitol
Joseph
P. Monaghan
Ravalli
Roy W
Ayres
Broadwater
Silver Bow
Golden Valley
Treasure
Dawyon
Prairie
Rdsebud
Sheridan
Stillwater
Garfield
Wheatland
Flathead
Meagher
Powder
River
Yellowstone
U. S
M. Caillaux
Germany
Treasury
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Italy
Lusanne
England
Western Hemisphere
Bahama
Islands
French Guiana
Quadeloupe
Martinique
Maine
British Guianes
Illinos
Great Britain
Philippines
Beais
Trapper Ris
Northwest Bancorporation
Mid-Western
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
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