Disabled soldiers to be aided by U.S. employment service
Scott Leavitt, federal director for Montana, says the U S employment service will aid disabled veterans. Twelve Montana offices are to place maimed soldiers in remunerative jobs. Four openings have been reported in Great Falls Roundup and nearby areas, including a drug company device operator, a night garage foreman, a daytime office worker, and a machinist helper. The service partners with the federal board for vocational training to place veterans and urges employers to favor maimed men where capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
United States Employment Service
Montana
Scott Leavitt
Public Drug Company
W. G. Brooks
Roundup
Public Drug ‘Company
Brooks
U. S
Service For
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Seattle
Employers of Labor
Farm loan totals in Montana show strong demand
Helena Jan 18 Farmers of Montana have borrowed 2 400 870 since the land loan system began. There are 1 098 recorded mortgages and 657 applicants seeking 1 423 650 more. The board holds 430 025 30 for investment, with a shortfall of nearly 1 million. December investments reached 166 327, including 84 400 in farm loans and 60 000 in U S bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Board of Land Commissioners
Montana
Sidney Miller
Register of State Lands
United States
Change in laws sought for cattle industry
Helena January 17. The state livestock board will ask the legislature for three measures. They want closer scrutiny of bounty claims registered with the state livestock commission rather than the board of examiners. They also seek to limit estray notice publications to four cities. A memorial urges the rail and livestock commissions to secure reduced rates on breeding stock shipments into Montana next spring.
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Helena
State Livestock Commission
Board of Examiners
State Livestock Board
Railroad Commission and Livestock Commission
Montana
Card of Thanks and Public Notices from Dillon Montana
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses during illness and death of C B Van Housen and brother in law. Notices for publication from U S Land Office Helena Montana announce homestead proofs by Everett Gordon Conger of Dillon and Walter A Sirla of Apex with witnesses. Creditors warned to present claims against Antonio Quilici and Otto Frotscher estates in Dillon Montana.
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C. B. van Housen
J. D. Brandenburg
W. B. Mummey
Earl Mummey
Department of the Interior
U. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Everton Gordon Conger
Dillon
R. W
U. S. Land Office
Walter A. Sirla
Apex
Nyzney
Fred. Rife
Frederick T. Bryan
Frank A. Bryan
Bert Siria
Daniel B. Sullivan
Antonio Quilicis
Rodgers & Gilbert
Antonio Quilici
Otto Frotacher
Otto Frotscher
Marie Hendricks
Otto Fretscher
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Dillon Horse Sales Company
Belgium
George Ditty
Glyde Moore
The
Dillon Examiner
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
Joseph W. Couch
Charles W. Scott
J. Fred Kerr
Joseph K. Hermann
Jos. Oker
Register
Examiner Office
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
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