Decentralization Aims To Speed Veterans Bureau Claims
The Minneapolis district office explains its policy of decentralization under Col. C. R. Forbes to bring claims decisions closer to beneficiaries. Most cases are handled locally with medical staff and examiners, allowing rapid rating and initial compensation. Only four classes require Washington Central Office adjudication and appeals.
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U. S. ‘Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Col. C. R. Forbes
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board For Vocational Education
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Minesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
CC. D. Hibbard
Kieth-Plaza
Minneapolis
Fargo
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Helena
Veterans’ Bureau
Central Office Board of Appeals
Montana Oil Wake Adds Wells and Output in Cat Creek Field
Cat Creek field reaches 112 producing wells led by five new sites in Fergus and surrounding areas. Output runs about 8000 barrels daily with 40 carloads shipped from Winnett and Helena. Across the state, county budget cuts under Senate Bill 29 threaten salaries and deputy losses, while industry notes include bank improvements, wool sales, dairy capital growth, and rail payrolls.
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Cat Creek
Ferguy County
Montana
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Frantz Oil Company
Winnett
Helena
McQuitty
Wheatland County
Senate
Hobson Banks
E Craig Sheep Company
Glendive Creamery
Missoula
Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
Great Falls
Calumet Baking Powder Boss Credits Ad Use
Warren Wright president of Calumet Baking Powder Co credits newspaper advertising for the firm s dominance saying Calumet sales are two and a half times higher than any rival and that the newspaper is the direct channel to reach housewives after thirty years in the business.
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Warren Wright
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Calumet
Farmers urged to plant corn on small Montana acreages
The Montana Development association bulletin urges each of its 4 400 tillage club members to plant at least 10 acres to corn this spring. It calls corn the key to diversification and notes rising statewide acreage and yields from 1919 to 1922. Corn's drought tolerance, feed value, and role in the tillage program are highlighted as major advantages for Montana farmers.
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Billings
Montana
Montana Development Association
Iowa
Illinois
Ryan Receives Papal Knighthood For Public Service
Rome dispatch in the New York Times says John D. Ryan of Butte Montana was awarded the knighthood of the Capital Order of St. Gregory the Great by Pope Pius. It notes his wartime roles director of aircraft production and air service, and positions with the American Red Cross and Anaconda Copper Mining Company. A 1864 born Michigan native, he married Nettie Gardner in 1896. A city hall dance by Harm ony Orchestra drew a large crowd Saturday.
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Rome
New York Times
Pius
John D. Ryan
Butte
Montana
the Times
Ryan
Wilson
Aircraft Board
Air Service
War Council
The
American National Red Cross
National Committee
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
United Metals Selling Company
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
Michigan
Nettie Gardner
City Hall
Harmony Orchestra
Newspaper Advertising Appeals to Housewives
Housewives respond fastest to newspaper ads and trust the medium because newspapers uphold high advertising standards. They rely on newspapers for information about products they seek and show confidence in the ads they see.
Montana Diversification Aims to Stabilize Farm Income
The passage argues Montana farmers should diversify across crops and enterprises to withstand failures in any single major crop. It contrasts irrigation contexts, notes varying projects from dairying to wheat, and stresses multiple crops and income streams to support families until next harvests. TRY AN EXAMINER WANT AD.
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Montana
California
Pension plan expands aid to elderly statewide in Montana
Article outlines a bill allowing pensions for every person over 60 who is married or widowed, earning under 300 dollars annually or owning less than 3000 dollars in property. The pension board, made up of county commissioners, administers eligibility, issues monthly warrants, and guards against fraud. Deserters and professional beggars are barred. 15 years US citizenship and Montana residency required. pensions exempt from taxation and not stackable with other state relief.
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Lewis
Clark
Dorned
of Eagles
Angle
Pension Fund
Board of
County Commissioners
United States
Montana
Pension Board
Politicians Have No Chance With the American Legion
Indianapolis report quotes Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion telling Governor Warren McCray and Indiana legislators the Legion remains non political and non sectarian and uninterested in political destinies.
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THE
American Legion
Indianapolis
Warren McCray
Indiana
Alvin Owsley
Legion
Legion Urges Fordney Speech On Adjusted Compensation
American Legion leader cites Joseph W. Fordney as author of the adjusted compensation bill and urges broad circulation of his speech. He also backs strong naval and land forces, ten year immigration limits, and punishing war profiteers with prison if they took public funds.
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Legion
California
Aps
Owsley
American Legion
Joseph W. Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
House
West Virginia
McCray
Boone attends National Wool Growers Association meeting
R. W. Boone returned last Friday from Spokane where he attended the annual meeting of the National Wool Growers Association. The meeting was held at the Hotel Davenport.
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R. W. Boone
Spokane
National Woolgrowers Association
Davenport
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