Montana Trade Commission Defends General Order No 4
The Montana Trade Commission defends its general order No 4 as a means to curb profiteering after a federal court struck down Montana chapter 21. It argues cooperation failed, prices must fall, and national and international examples show similar regulation works. It cites potential federal bills and Wilson recommendations to require price marking and licensing to restrain prices and protect consumers.
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Does Life Insurance Carry You to Financial Security
This opinion piece argues life insurance relieves the mind of future burden, fosters saving, aids loan access, and supports family welfare. It urges readers to contact Mutual Life representatives to secure cash value, protection, and financial security for wife and children.
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Oldest Life Company Offers New Policies
C. T. Magnus of Mutual Life of New York explains features of the new policies issued by The Oldest Company in America. Call 87 or visit office suite 8 Phillips Block for details with no obligation.
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