From Apron Maker to Chief Executive at 22
June Rand, a Great Falls native, moved to Los Angeles to seek acting glory but built a large manufacturing business instead. She started with handmade aprons, then spun Sassy Jane into a 600 worker operation and a Fortune level fortune, proving women's opportunities in business are vast.
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Fange Glamor
Los Angeles
June Rand
Great Falls
Jacob Sturdevant
Montana
B. M. Bower
Chip of
Miss Rand
Jane
O.K
Sassy Jane
Sassy Jane Company
The
Missourian
Montana Plans Commercial Salmon Raising In 50 Lakes
State officials announced a plan to grow chinook salmon in over fifty Montana mountain lakes. Fishermen will be allowed to seine and sell their catch as the program, supported by C A Jakways and J H Brunson, moves toward formal approval by the state fish and game commission.
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Montana
C. A. Jakways
Helena
J. H. Brunson
Mr. Jakways
State Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Department
Jakways
Blackfoot
Montan
Flathead
Somers
Flathead Lake
Great Lakes
Jairways
Fort Harrison Hospital Opens as Patients Arrive
Soldiers hospital at Fort Harrison Helena begins intake with three arrivals and 24 more expected soon. The 168-bed facility will consolidate care for disabled ex service men from Great Falls Missoula Butte and other cities once arrangements are completed. Dr D L High notes rapid occupancy as Dr J B Soper conducts a thorough inspection.
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Public Health Service
Fort Harrison
Helena
D.L. High
Great Falls
Miles City
Missoula
Butte
Billings
Lewis
Borrowers Must Reveal Finances Under New Fed Rule
O A Carlson announces that from July 1 the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and the Helena branch require signed financial statements from all borrowers. Banks must obtain these statements before sending notes for rediscount, with examiners guiding lending limits and credit risk assessment.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Helena
O. A. Carlson
Federal Reserve System
Mr. Carlson
Bankers’ Group
Dillon
Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco Will Forgery Claim Rocks Murray Case
Handwriting experts question the Montana multimillionaire James A. Murray will, alleged forged in part, with most estate left to widow Mary Hammond Murray and stepson Stewart Haldron. Contests filed in Montana Seattle California seek estate issues and administrator removal.
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San Francisco
Montana
Murray
James A. Murray
Monterey
Calif
Daniel A. Ryan
Hag
Chauncey McGovern
Edward QC
Heinrich
University of California
Salinas
Court House
McGovern
Will Jacks
W. H. Crocker
Mary Hammond Murray
Stewart Haldron
Butte
Seattle
James P. Gleason
Washington
California
Mary A. Murray
Marcus Murray
Mr. Murray
Henry C. Smith
Helena
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