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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
3
A census based report by the National Industrial Conference board says one in twelve Americans over 17 works for the government with a salary bill near 4.06 billion dollars annually. It notes 16 billion dollars in non taxable securities and questions whether agencies have overextended beyond public needs.
The board reports 2.7 million active public servants plus 670 thousand pensioners, with combined annual pay around 3.52 billion for workers and 320 million for beneficiaries. Including all on payroll, about 3.4 million people, costing roughly 84 dollars per person per year.
Boston heard motion to place indictments against William R. Allen and co defendants on file pending a proposed re organization. Hamilton B. Wills rep said reorganization would protect stockholders and unsecured creditors. DA said a genuine effort to safeguard interests is noted, else foreclosure harms 3,500 bond holders in Massachusetts.
In Bea rhead County Elizabeth Cornell sues William Eden and Ruth Eden seeking 1000 plus 9 percent interest from Oct 13 1920. Attorneys Rodgers Gilbert Dillon file in Fifth Judicial District court. asks for foreclosure of real estate mortgage and sale of premises. 20 day answer deadline. Witness dated Oct 8 1928. Court seal.
Executor of Benjamin Bond deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to the law office of Rodgers Gilbert in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. National Bank Dillon serves as executor. first published October 10, 1923.
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the State of Montana in and for Beaverhead County. Civil action filed seeking remedies and process issued as required by law. Court to hear motion dates and party appearances will be set by the clerk.
A legal notice lists Rufus B Hale Lesta A Hale and others as plaintiffs suing the Peterson Olsen Company and related entities and individuals including Tilda Peterson Marie Nelson Harry Helming as administrator over John Helming deceased. The defendants operate as co proprietors or partners under the same business name.
The State of Montana serves defendants with summons to answer in twenty days. Action seeks judgment and decree foreclosing a mortgage dated July 8 1918 from Joan Helming deceased and Lu cETta Helming to American Freehold Land Mortgage Company of London Limited securing 5000 dollars due August 1 1918. Property includes parts of Sections 28 29 33 in Township 4 South Range 15 West totaling about 437.65 acres plus water rights and several prior conveyances. Plaintiffs seek sale of the mortgaged lands as one parcel, payment of principal interest penalties taxes costs and attorney fees, and foreclosures of liens or claims. Attested October 13 1923 by Clerk and Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice to creditors and others with claims against the estate of Hattie E. Stewart deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication to J Hu Gilbert administrator at Rodgers Gilbert law office Dillon Montana. Publication date Oct 17 1923.
Ida B. Cox sues WB Magele L Louis and Lee W Louis for $1800.60 plus 10 percent interest from May 1 1921 and $200 in attorneys fees, seeking a decree that a deed be treated as a mortgage and foreclosed with sale of the premises. Court clerk W E Stephenson records the action on October 22 1923 in Dillon Montana.
The administratrix Aurelia Keller of Mary J Wadhams deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at Rodgers Gilbert law office in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Attorneys for Administratrix.
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