Secretary Sims Reports State Banks Lead In Key Totals
Secretary Sims, secretary treasurer of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks, submitted a detailed July 22 report to the association showing state banks versus national banks as of March 27, 1930. It provides capital, deposits, resources, and profits by state, with totals for all banks.
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Sims
U.S
N. Sims
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
United States
Comptroller of
Many Montana residents return from trips and travels
Mrs. and Mrs. C. A. Wedum and children came back from Minnesota and the Midwest after motor trips. Several locals visited relatives, teachers left for assignments in Texas and Great Falls, and others toured cities from Seattle to Chicago. Bank figures show rising totals with deposits and resources across state and national banks as of March 27, 1929.
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Emerson Hughes
Albert Baker
Helena
Ray Shannon
Patricia
Perma
Hart Wheat
Fred Huber
California
D. Hirschman
Seattle
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Harry
Eckhoff
Dorothy Hirschman
T. F. Barrett
Nan
Constance
Mator
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St. Joseph
Salmon
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W. M. Stone
Salmon City
Salt Lake
Findley Watson
Bobby
Isabelle
East Tour Party Returns From Widespread Trip
Dr. F. M. Poindexter J. H. Gilbert Frank Bulger and Tom Scott returned home from a motor tour in the east and Canada. An accident en route narrowly missed Poindexter and cut Bulger’s nose on flying glass.
Power Line to Bannack Is Favored by Association
The Beaverhead Mining Association endorses developing Bannack mining properties by building a power line from Dillon into Bannack district. The resolution cites unemployment concerns, gold supply pressures, and favorable mining reports, urging patriotic support for power infrastructure to enable mining operations.
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Bannack
Beaverhead County
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Beaverhead Mining Association
Dillon
Billy Richel Wins at Jackson Rodeo
Billy Richel of Wisdom won the broncho busting contest at the Jackson rodeo, riding Turk for the championship. Frank Reynolds placed second on Pile Driver, and Dale Case took third on Nigger Girl. Bert Mulkey, Bert Clayton, and Al Smith were finalists amid the event’s hard bucking action.
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Billy Richel
Wisdom
Jackson
Turk
Frank Reynolds
Dale Case
Bert Mulkey
Waterloo
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Bert Clayton
al Smith
New County Health Nurse Employed After Board Meeting
The county board met in September with Chairman A. L. Anderson of Dillon, Commissioners O. C. Gosman of Lima and Martin C. Jackson of Jackson in attendance and Acting Clerk Albert Baker presiding. A new county health nurse was employed with approval from the county physician.
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A. L. Anderson
Dillon
O. C. Gosman
Lima
Martin C. Jackson
Jackson
Albert Baker
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