For Loans Increased Farming Activity Noted
Bankers express enthusiasm over the 1929 crops as farming activity rises. The report highlights stronger loan demand from farmers and optimistic outlook for agricultural finance this season.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
8
Montana banks report healthy condition despite high loan demand
A. J. Lochrie, Montana state superintendent of banks, after visits to Miles City Anaconda Great Falls and Froid says farming activity is up and bank loans are being managed well. Banks are borrowing more money than in past seasons signaling a healthy, sound market. Farmers hold wheat for higher prices and woolgrowers delay sales in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochrie
Less Convictions in Booze Charges
Washington report shows 27,675 federal liquor cases in six months of 1928, with 23,683 convictions and 3,205 years in prison. Despite about 1,000 more cases than 1927, convictions fell by 2,400 and fines totaled 3,222,146, up from prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Good Prices for Crop Are Now Assured
National Wool Exchange President Matt Staff reports wool prices rise in Wyoming and Idaho with Montana expected to pay a premium. He notes carryover, imports, and production shifts influence the market while tariff protection and banking support buoy growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Matt Staff
National Wool Exchange, Inc
Boston
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Hagenbarth
Congress
Staff
Dillon college president honored by Phillipsburg students
Philip sburg news notes Dr. H B Davis president of the Montana State Normal college at Dillon was honored at a Rotary club banquet. He earlier spoke at the commencement for the class of 1929 as 16 Granite county high school graduates received diplomas. Attendees included local educators and Mrs Neils and Edward Barker from Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
B. Davis
Rotary
Davis
Granite County
Homer Howe
P. R. Felker
Charles Baker
Clara D. McDonel
Dr. Davis
Charles R. Baker
Clara D. MecDdnel
Irene McDonald
Margaret Tuttle
Myrtle Daniothy
Louise McDonald
Ruby
Martin
Auto Makers Break May Shipment Record
Chrysler reports May shipments of 64,695 vehicles including Plymouth Chrysler De Soto Fargo Dodge and commercial units. Domestic Canadian and export markets rise 14,991 from May 1928, with five month total hitting 237,134 versus 7,673 higher year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
Chrysler
de Soto
Fargo
West Coast Rifle and Marine Team Leads State Meet
The state rifle meet sees 200 entrants competing for national qualification. Notable participants include the West Coast Rifle and Marine Team of San Diego. Northwest Rifle association members from Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and Utah organize the event with Fort Missoula officers F M Alexander president and C W Nist secretary treasurer. Directors include P J Harrington H J Ritter Carl Magni Walter Heitfeld and Walter B Wood. Fort Missoula will run a three day small arms school for entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Northwest Rifle Association
F. M. Alexander
Fort Missoula
Paul J. Roberts
Spokane
C. W. Nist
P. J. Harrington
Wenatchee
Wash
H. J.’ Ritter
Portland
Ore
Carl Magni
Corvallis
Mont
Walter Heitfeld
Wallace, Idaho
Walter 8. Wood
Fort Douglas
Summer college at Dillon opens with statewide travel plans
The piece notes the Dillon Normal College summer session starting June 10 with registration June 15 and June 10 to begin regular erasa work. Faculty members Earl L Fairbanks and Miss Louise Freeman plan trips. graduate attendance expected to rise. Prof Jordan to Moscow Idaho for a master's degree before returning to teach in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Fairbanke
Normal College
Iowa City
Mr. Fairbanks
University of Iowa
Dillon
Fessor
Moscow
Idaho
Jordan
Brundage Jr and Mrs Stephan Win Tournament
Brundage Jr and Mrs Stephan win a tournament held under the sports committee chaired by W B Hartwig Brundage and Dr A H McFarland lead the organizing group with a list of competing pairs including Collins Georgia Mathews Bond and Clara Adams and many others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brundage, Jr
Stephan
Collins
Georgia Mathews
Forrester
Bond
W. G. Gilbert
R. McFadden
Graeter
McCracken
Wedum
Kuder
Henry
Clara Adams
Rees
Baxter
T. Gilbert
Barrett
Stone
Mille Adams
Stamm
Brundage
H. M. Brundage
A. H.mcfarland
Mor learns of the Fe cath act on Saturday
A report notes Mor learned details of the Fe cath act during a Saturday event. The fragmentary text mentions a teacher named Dewey and a local gathering, but specifics are unclear. Further context is needed to identify the event, location, and exact actors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elygreeo
Mor
New Grocery and Market Openings In City
Pure Food Stores will open a unit in the Masonic building formerly used by Montana Market. The store is being remodeled with modern equipment and paint as it prepares to welcome customers. A new shop will occupy the Yeamian building at Idaho and Center streets with modern facilities being installed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merly
Anderson Market
Yeamian
Idaho and
Center Streets
Pure Food Stores, Inc
Masonic Building
Montana
Wise River Rodeo Prep Draws Dillon Fans and Thrills
In Wise River preparations for the annual rodeo attract many Dillon residents planning to drive in for the event. Spectators expect sensational thrills as champions test their skill behind the backs of Wise River branches and steers. Some visitors intend to fish the Big Hole River during spare time. Simmons Beds Dillon Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise River
Dillon
Big Hole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Simmons Beautyrest Mattresses
Dillon Furniture Co
Millpoint
Elkhorn Springs
Big Hole Basin
National Exchange
Union Pacific
Southwest
Bourquin
West Coast Rifle and Marine Team of
San Diego
West
Louise Freeman
Mary K. Sands
Dramatics Department
Mountain
Flathead Lake
Glacier Park
Goodyear
Goodyear Allweather
Montana Auto Supply CO
H. M. Brundage, JR
W. H. Stephan
Panion
oTaylor
Taylor
Deer Lodge
Frank Dugall
George Harris
Ha Dharea Bf
Peter Launch Ranch
W. T. Ellis
Lakers
Henry Rodgers
Mofiday-ag
Habses Corpus
Progeadinizs
EEL
City Ee
Wade ‘Orty
Simmons Beds
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