Safe Deposit Box Ad Promises Private Paper Protection
An ad for a bank promotes use of a safe deposit box to protect valuables and papers. It urges customers to store documents securely in the bank vault, offering access in private whenever needed.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
3
An ad for a bank promotes use of a safe deposit box to protect valuables and papers. It urges customers to store documents securely in the bank vault, offering access in private whenever needed.
Roger W. Babson argues that cutting production costs alone won’t lower living costs. He urges government Census efforts for retailers, consumer simplification, cash payments, and sole trusted stores to boost distribution and curb rising prices.
Helena Sept 23 Beaverhead Blaine Madison and Meagher counties lead Montana in sheep production per county assessors rolls. Beaverhead counts 159216 sheep Madison 12717 Meagher 123652 Blaine 106617. Other counties list totals from Big Horn to Valley and beyond.
The 54 county assessors place Montana total sheep at 1,766,245 this year, up from 1,717,114 last year. Historical rolls show 1,799,691 in 1920 and 2,159,602 in 1919, reflecting fluctuations in flock sizes over time.
Behind closed doors four members of the state board of equalization met twice Saturday and wrangled over assessments pending before that body adjourning after disposing of only one case. The Western Union Telegraph company was the sole acted upon, with the assessment raised about 30 percent over 1921 to 110 per wire mile, versus 94 per wire mile and 863 per wire mile in 1921.
To all those friends and neighbors who were kind during the illness and death of our husband and father we express our deepest gratitude for the floral offerings We especially remember the Elk lodge. Mrs Farmer Smith and Farmer B Smith. Ross Nay was in town Monday from his Grasshopper ranch home.
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