Stock Exchange Seat Hits Three Hundred Thousand in NY Market
The article notes a NYSE seat at 300000 dollars with a yearly rise of 130000, reflecting rising prices on Wall Street. It quotes Virgil Jordan forecasting a robust industrial boom into 1928 and beyond testing transport and credit systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
The
Railway Business Association
Federal Reserve System
Prosperous America ends in tragedy and moral debate
A mother of four in economic hardship kills her family by gas poisoning after five years of struggle with rent and work as a garment presser. The piece contrasts poverty, birth control debates, and Prohibition enforcement with quotes from Mrs. Peabody and references to a National Council of Public Morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegar Wycias
America
Britain
National Council of Public Morals
Napoleon
Carlyle
Caruso
District Basketball Tourney to Be Held Here in February
The district basketball tournament is scheduled for February 23 24 and 25 at the Normal College gym with 11 teams including Butte high Butte Central Missoula Anaconda Dillon and others. About 200 players coaches and attendants are expected. total costs rise to around 1260 with 413 for rail fare and 840 for meals and lodging in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
EB .S. Thomas
District Athletic Association
Butte High
Butte Central
Missoula
Anaconda
der Lodge
Philipsborg
Mount St. Charles
Helena High
Boulder
Lima
May Tour Plan For Treasurebelt Soil Improvement
A meeting last week led by L. F. Rutherford of the Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee drafted plans for a Treasurebelt tour and a large exhibit on soil preparation to boost farm productivity. Attendees included M. L. Wilson of Montana State College, W. Y. Cannon of the Chinook sugar factory, George S. Sanford of the Sun River irrigation project, and E. C. Leedy and I. D. (remaining names cut off).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
L. F. Rutherford
The
Chamber of Commerce
Rutherford
M. L. Wilson
Montana State College of Bozeman
W. Y. Cannon
Chinook
George S. Sanford
Sun River
E. C. Leedy
I. D
FATHERS AND SONS TO STAGE PEPPY FUNFEST TONIGHT
Beaverhead county leads Montana in wool production this year with 2,810,652 pounds shipped from the First National wool warehouse. Growers receive about 784,472 dollars as net proceeds. The state total clip and national figures show Montana atop county production and a record U.S. clip tied to 1911 as sheep numbers rise while average fleece weight slips.
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Fathers and Sons
First National
Montana
United States
Helena
Department of Agriculture
Old Stars to Meet Sons in Dillon High Event
Former stars of Dillon High will pair with their sons for an all male event at the high school gym Friday night. The evening features an hour of games and contests, a program with band and orchestra, talks by local leaders, and a class tourney between juniors and sophomores. Tickets are on sale with refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Shakespeare Club
D. A. Galt
T. E. Gilbert
O. M. Lanstrum
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Th Parent-Peachers’ Association
Chiel
Pirin
Alt Peterson
Fathers and Sons
Jude H. G. Rodgers
I. F. Sill
Corvallis Farmer Crowned American Wheat King
Corvallis farmer C Edison Smith wins the North American wheat championship defeating Herman Trelle of Alberta and brings the cup to the United States for the third time in 17 years. He also secures the Durum wheat cup for the third consecutive year, claiming permanent possession. Smith farms a 400 acre tract near Corvallis and credits elbow grease for his success.
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North America
Herman Trelle
Alberta
Canada
C. Edison Smith
Corvallis
United States
Montana
Mr. Smith
Beloved Dillon Matron Answers Final Summons
Maggie Watson a longtime Dillon resident died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Clarence D Hocking's home after a period of ill health She would have turned seventy five on December 15 She was born in Glasgow Scotland and lived in Leadville and Pocatello before moving to Dillon about 29 years ago Surviving are son Findlay Watson and daughter Mrs Hocking Funeral was held Thursday at 2 pm from Mrs Hocking's home with Rev H B of the Methodist church officiating and burial in Mountain View cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Watson
Clarence D. Hocking
Mrs. Watson
Glasgow
Scotland
America
Leadville
Colo
Pocatello
Idaho
Dillon
Presbyterian Church
Watson
Hocking
Findlay Watson
Four Forfeit Bonds: Major raid arrests in county
Sheriff W. C. Orr and Chief C. J. Nelson led a large raid on two North Montana pool halls. About 30 men were brought to the sheriff’s office. Four defendants pled guilty and were bound over to district court on $200 bonds each. None appeared for sentencing and the bonds were forfeited.
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W. C. Orr
C. J. Nelson
Montana Street
Rood
Bell
D.C. Warke
Charles Reynolds
Charles Routan
Gargoyles Present Clever Humorous Play The Patsy
The Gargoyle club of Normal College presents The Patsy, a three act 1926 Broadway comedy by Barry Conners, directed by Miss Mary K. Sands, opening December 9 at the Normal college auditorium. The cast includes Esmond Riberdy, Martha Allen, Bertha Quinlan, Martha Sallee, and others as the Harrington family with committee work on business advertising and stage setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Gargoyle Club
Dramatic Organization of
the Normal
Mary K. Sands
Gargoyles
Barry Conners
Mr. Harrington
Esmond Riberdy
Mrs. _ Harrington
Martha Allen
Grace Harrington
Bertha Quinlan
Patricia Harrington
Martha Sallee
Billy Caldwell
Charles Davis
Tony Anderson
LeRoy Emerson
Taxes Now Delinquent in 1927 Final Day Near
The first half of the 1927 taxes are delinquent with the final day to escape penalties ending Wednesday at 6 o clock. Delinquent list expected smaller than usual as rush was light on the final day. under $20,000 collected. The final week saw strenuous activity at the treasurer's office.
Large Normal College class graduates in 1928 commencement
The largest class to graduate from Normal College received diplomas at dawn exercises for the first division of the class of 1928. Payne Templeton of Flathead high school Kalispell delivered the address. Pres. Davis presented candidates, Eliel conferred diplomas, and Ricketts offered invocation and benediction with music by McFadden and performances by Von der Vor and Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Payne Templeton
Flathead High School
Kalispell
Pres
S. E. Davis
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
H. B. Ricketts
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Arthur Brisbane
Mapian
Manchester
Gland
Marie
Clatdless
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Washington
Hans Lagenseth
Gabriel
A.T. Petrson
J. Gunderson
S. 0. Davis
Charles Henry
Edwin Mulvaney
Chattanooga, Tenn
High School
Orr
Jack Demp
Jac Keams
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