Montana Farmers Seek U S Loans at Rate of 100 Per Day
Spokane officials report Northwestern farmers and livestock men have filed loan applications totaling 21.582 million dollars. Western Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon applicants number 6097 with 3.806 million dollars approved. R E Towle general manager notes more than 100 requests daily at Helena branch. 3,710 applications totaling 17.0 million received.
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Montana
U. S
Spokane, Wash
Spokane Agricultural Credit Corporation
Northwestern
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
R. E. Towle
Helena, Montana
Towle
Demand for shorter hours grips labor groups in Cincinnati
Organized labor in Cincinnati readies itself for a vigorous campaign to shorten the working day and week and curb unemployment. Delegates prepare for the American Federation of Labor convention with resolutions urging shorter hours to stretch work for more men.
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Cincinnati
Tddy
An & A
Atericalozation of Labor
Téteration Eer
Value of Telephone Service Emphasized by Farm Owner
A farm owner praises telephones for emergencies, trips to town, parts orders, social calls, and staying in touch. He notes a single call can mean profit or fast medical help, and that service costs only a few cents daily yet often pays for itself. The source cites Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph.
Dillon ladies attend Washington Bi Centennial DAR meeting
A party including Mrs. BP H Bingrose and other Dillon women joined the Silver Bow chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for a Washington Bi Centennial meeting in Butte Saturday at Mrs. M C Roberts home. They dined at the Lock wood before the event.
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Fred Woodside
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Silver Bow
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Lockwood
St. James Guild Hall
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Sisterson
W. E. Roberts
Harry Schuler
American Legion Auxiliary
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Woodcraft
Metlen
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Charles Bourquin
Lee Newton
Blanche Haines
Jules Wenger
Janey Haines
Mayme Main
Gertrude Lyons
Lola Newton
Harry J. Andrus
Andrus Hotel
Warren Stone
Frank Paul
W. T. Scully
Man seeks legal redress over $14 suit in Miles City
Joseph Kalinivoski, now in Portland, claims a local dealer sold him a suit for 14 dollars last summer but never delivered it. He notified Miles City officials and warned he will sue before the United States Supreme Court if the money is not paid, saying he has already sued in The United States Senate.
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Miles City
Mont
Joseph Kalinivoski
Portland
Ore
Kalinivoski
United States Supreme Court
United States Senate
Montana phosphate beds eyed for revenue boom at Helena talks
G A Jordan of Spokane leading a Montana plan with F H Feike from Portland to develop vast phosphate deposits. They seek freight rate relief to price Montana phosphate with Tennessee and Florida sources, citing Beaverhead County as hosting the nation’s largest deposit.
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Placer Hotel
F. H. Feike
Portland
Montana
Tennessee
Florida
Helena
Erickson
Montanans’ Incorporated
Beaverhead County
United States
Livestock Situation in Los Angeles Area
The Los Angeles branch of the Agricultural Credit corporation has ample funds and many loan applications. Cattle prices are up, hog values rise then weaken, and sustained demand is needed from labor employment. About 20,000 cattle on feed in Los Angeles county create a 20 day local supply and market timing risks for packers.
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Los Angeles
The
Agricultural Credit Corporation
California
Meat Prices Ease Yet Baby Beef Holds Steady in Slump
A WAVY report notes beef prices 20 to 26 percent lower than last year with baby beef stable. Packing houses on the West Coast and across PA hire more workers to meet rising volume while sharing surplus labor, reflecting a specialized industry cooperative approach. Los Angeles reports farm horses staging a comeback amid regional shortages.
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Pacific
West
Livestock Sale Aims to Aid Small Ranchers Amid Surplus Labor
With labor and product surpluses, farmers reconsider horse use and expand live stock. A stocker and feeder cattle auction during the stock show week, November 26 to 30, offers small ranchers a chance to buy cattle that can be fed and returned to market for profit.
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Old
Wordsworth
Attorney General Rules on Sheriff Deeds to Land Banks
The Montana Attorney General directs sheriffs to issue sheriff's deeds to Federal Land banks after foreclosures without requiring stamp purchases or reimbursements. He notes the federal government benefits from stamp taxes and cites the Bureau of Internal Revenue's view that such deeds to the Federal Land Bank are tax exempt.
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Montana
Federal Land Banks
L. A. Foot
Federal Land Bank
Spokane
Bureau of Internal Revenue
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