Babson Sees Great Britain Debt Move Reshaping US Finance
Roger W. Babson argues that the arrival of British debt negotiators marks a dramatic shift in global finance. He warns Europe must change its motives and economy before US holders should buy European securities, noting England has paid more so far and urging caution until Europe stabilizes.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
British Debt Commission
United States
Roger ‘W. Babson
Mr. Babson
Stanley Baldwin
Montague C. Norman
Bank of England
Great Britain
Germany
France
England
Washington
Ireland
Frank
Italy
Harding
Europe
Mississippi
Abraham Lincoln
Montana considers gas tax and license reforms in 1920s session
Lawmakers debate a two cent per gallon gasoline license tax to fund state needs and propose monthly motor fuel reports. Bills seek auto truck license reforms based on weight and tire width, school reorganization for the deaf and blind, and shifts to biennial or four year legislative terms. A state tax commission bill advances while other measures reshape public offices and enforcement.
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Sta
Montana
Lowndes Maury
Silver Bow County
Troy
Caplis
Kinville
Cavanaugh
Joffray
Mushback
Dell
Carlson
McCone
Kerrine
Andrus
Burke
Davis
Fergus
Cady
Bosley
Murphy
Pilgeram
Clarke
Git- In
McLeod
Bricker
Siednsticker
Bernard
Peathead
Lincoln
Executive Good Roads Committee
Butte
School For
Boulder
Cascade County
Helena
House of Representatives
Loble
Lewis and Clark County
Boorman
Cascade
Kenyon
Blaine
Lewis and Clark
House
Crumbnaker
State Accountant
State Parole Commission
Senate
Paul, Dowlin, and Clark
Church of Lewis and Clark County
Hill County
L. Q. Skelton
Healy
Denny
University of
Committee On Irrigation
Toole County
Jessie Roscow
Silver Bow
Paul
Powell County
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Tax Commission
Swift
Treasure County
Bsain
Melrose Community Notes Eyeing Meetings and Elections
Community party in Melrose hall drew a large turnout with cards and dancing lasting until midnight. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid elected officers for the year and discussed fitting up rooms. Transportation concerns arose at Beaverhead District 65 as Beaverhead School District and Silver Bow officials, plus Miss Harrington and Miss Roe, addressed bus capability and staffing. Local visits included residents traveling to Butte, Divide, and Dillon for business, medical care, and slag hauling plans slated soon.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Ethel Hoffman
Ralph Dutch
Violet McCamley
Johanna Smith
Agnes Reid
Toanseas
Roe
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Beaverhead
Yellowstone Park sees big improvements for 1923 season
Yellowstone Park plans major expansion with Lake Hotel addition and eight new central camp buildings at Mammoth, plus fifty extra lodges. Construction nears completion by April for a June 20 opening as park guests exceed prior visitor numbers. Scout hike winners reported with prizes for selling dance stickers.
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Yellowstone National Park
Lake Hotel
Yellowstone Lake
Mammoth
Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Jupiter Terrace
Old Faithful Inn
Camps Company
Yellowstone Park Hotel Company
Lake Yellowstone
Yellowstone
Real Dog Team Works For Yellowstone Rangers
Livingston report notes Sam Woodring leads a practical dog team in Yellowstone Park used for ranger duties from delivering fruit to Mammoth Hot Springs to mushing between stations. Movie crews shoot dogs without hindering operations while one dog rests the team continues work. Notice: probate petition for Fred Nelson estate filed in Beaverhead Montana. Hearing set Feb 8 1923 in Dillon court with John Inabnit as administrator nominee. foreign will previously probated in California.
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Livingston
Alaska
Sam Woodring
Yellowstone Park
Woodring
Forest Rangers
Yellowstone
Mammoth Hot Springs
Tanger
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Fred Nelson
John Inabnit
Dillon
Beaverhead County
California
W. HE. Stephenson
Boy Scout hike and tests at Beaverhead canyon
Spencer Patterson reports a group of 36 Boy Scouts at O. 9. L. depot heading to Barratt's Station for a trek to Beaverhead cliff. They formed patrols, completed tracking and cooking tests, and learned local history about Rattlesnake Cliff while campfires and meals completed the day.
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Spencer Patterson
Barratt’s Station
Beaverhead Cliff
Phillip Orr
Harold Blinn
Lewis and Clark
Rattlesnake Cliff
Dogs and workmen in harness.
The text notes dogs reacting only to their work and master when in harness, with some lacking breeding yet still avoiding deer and staying focused on their task as they move from one house to the next.
Music Meet Moves to Big Timber in April
The Montana State Teachers Association Music Section plans to hold the State Interscholastic Music Meet in Big Timber from April 5 to 7 with Payne Templeton of Big Timber as chair and Harriet Gardiner of Missoula on the executive committee. Local civic groups will run the Big Timber end. last year featured 176 contestants from 15 high schools in Bozeman and Glendive. About 250 contestants from at least 25 high schools expected this year, with a maximum of 25 to 30 per school. Registration closes March 1, entries by March 15.
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Montana State Teachers’ Association
Helena
Big Timber
Payne Templeton
Harriet. Gardiner
Missoula
Montana
Bozeman
Glendive
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Opal Lacy
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Sherman Dodgson
Divide
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James Perry
Ray
Glendale
William Brazier
Therman MacCauley
The
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George Huber
Walter Vance
Clifford Reid
William Mallory
William Smith
Mrs. J. B. MacCauley
Notary Public
John E. Reid
Emma H. Wells
St. John Guild
Florence Streb
Joe’ Brown
A. Tassler
Condors
John Ballan
Yelowstone Park
Reeser
David Williams
Leonard Schultz
Roscoe Cornell
BOY Scout News
State Bank
Dillon, Montana
Member
Federal Reserve System
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Mont
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