Marriage in Salmon Brings Irene Yeaman and Oscar Williamson
A Christmas morning wedding in Salmon joined Irene Gertrude Yeaman and Oscar Williamson of Albany Oregon. The bride, daughter of E M and Mrs Yeaman, taught music in Albany. the groom teaches in Oregon City schools. They left for Albany to reside.
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Salmon
Irene Gertrude Yeaman
Oscar Williamson
Albany
Oregon
E. M. Yeaman
Lemhi County
Dillon
Williamson
Oregon City
Roscoe Ferris
Michigan
Elda Holgate
Mae Coles
Don Pyeatt
Lemhi
J. D. Holgate
Thos. Pyeatt
Karl Spahn
Will Snyder
Frank Schultz
George E. Shoup
Denver
Christmas in Apex and Sheridan Highlights from Local Notes
Christmas activities dominate Apex and Sheridan with hospital trips, family gatherings, and vibrant programs. In Apex Mrs Bessie Sutherland is hospitalized in Butte with her son, while Christmas dinners and visits mark the holidays for multiple families. Sheridan recounts record mail volume, festive observances, and community concerts with Santa visits and school performances.
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de Apex
Bessie Sutherland
Apex
Dillon
Murray Hospital
Butte
John Schettina
Glen
Joe Cosentino
Apex Hall
Allen Hubbard
J. E. Hubbard
Lee
C. L. Hood
Silver Bow
Armand
David Hier
Geo. Rice
Carl Borgaes
Robert Frakes
T. H. DuBois
L. Bryan
Mary
Cora
California
Bryan
Noah Allen
A. J. Mengal
Boise
Idaho
Sheridan
Sheridan Office
Santa
Charles Hill
Frank Tolson
Wilbur Marsh
Walter Hill
Robert Hill
Harry Hill
Salmon
John Tolson
Schaffer
Morris
Barnes
Wright
E. D. Marsh
C. J. Olson
Louise
Mileta Nelson
G. W. Rightenour
C. B.gentry
Orval and
Glenn
Harvey Marsh
H. B. Cheney
Florence Edwards
Harry Breen
Will Rhodes
Zeb Cheney
Twin Bridges
Tout
Frank Cottrell
Helena
James Duncan
Frank Carey
Mr. Carey
Mary Carey
Warren Thomas
Virginia City
Bert Noble
Laurin
Mary Nesbitt
Alma Downing
H. B. Nesbitt
Will
George Foster
Wise
Guy
Stietweisene
Cecil
Whitehall
Glenora Morris
Jolly Carpenters
Teddy Marsh
Keith Haines
Persian Dervishes Parade Through Cities Inspiring Fear and Charity
A historical account portrays Persian dervishes as beggars who wander towns blowing a horn and seeking tribute. They clad in a conical hat animal skin cape and nails driven club, offering fortune telling prayers charms and healing in exchange for gifts, while risking heaven’s wrath to those who refuse.
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Mideast
Persia
Vermont's Bread Loaf area gains new presidential peaks
Allen Chamberlain notes a rival presidential range rising in Vermont. The Skyline trail reveals unnamed summits near Middlebury gap, north of Mount Abraham and Mount Lincoln. Four mountains named Mount Grant Mount Cleveland Mount Roosevelt and Mount Woodrow Wilson establish the new range.
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Presidential Range
New
Green Mountain Club
Abraham
Lincoln
Mount
Grant
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Big Gun Built by Shrinking Liner at Eastern Arsenal
A 12 inch gun was assembled by shrinking a 36 foot liner tube after finishing and rifling. The liner was completed before shrinkage, a first for a gun of such size, with finish boring and rifling normally done post shrinkage.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Dart of Financial System Sustains Constitutionality of Law
A constitutional ruling upholds a law aimed at agriculture comparable to the National Banks and Federal Reserve Act for commerce and industry. The decision signals federal framework support for agricultural finance while aligning with established economic statutes.
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National Banks
Federal Reserve Act
Points From McAdoc's Kansas City Argument
Successful farming is basic to the general welfare. A rural credits system was devised to aid agriculture by providing low cost credit. Federal land banks and private joint stocks offer funds for small and large farmers under government supervision. Farm loan bonds are tax exempt to attract investors, essential for the system's viability.
How Will McAdoo Shaped the Federal Farm Loan Act
Former Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo described the Farm Loan Act as Congresss answer to a nationwide need for ample agricultural credit. He detailed low interest rates long terms and the amortization plan. He noted federal land banks and joint stock banks protected small borrowers and tax exemption secured bonds.
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McAdoo
Farm Loan Act
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Me ‘Doo
How Low Rates Are Secured for Farmers
The federal land banks may set interest only as prescribed by the board and the farmer’s rate cannot exceed one percent above the bonds. If bonds sell at three percent, the farmer pays five percent including amortization and operating costs. Loans run thirty-three to thirty-six years with optional early repayment after five years.
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Federal Land Banks
Before Farm Loan Act The Mortgage Interest Rates Nationwide
The article lists farm mortgage interest rates by region before the Farm Loan Act became law. Rates varied widely from 5.3 to 10.5 percent, with some states reporting up to 16 percent including commissions. Regions covered include New England, Middle Atlantic, East and West North Central, South Atlantic, East and West South Central, Mountain, and Pacific states.
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New England
Middle Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Central
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
South Atlantic
Delaware
Florida
South Central
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Mountain
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Pacific States
Washington
Oregon
California
Amortization Explained for Federal Farm Loan Plan
The article outlines a $1,000 loan at 6 percent interest repayable in 83 years via semianual installments of 35. It explains using a table to compute how payments split between principal and interest on each installment date. It also notes manure management advice for weed control in cornfields and timing for field hauling.
Fall Plowing Desirable Across Localities
Plowing in fall is highly desirable in many localities, with farmers eyeing improved soil readiness, better weed control, and seedbed preparation for the next planting season.
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Lemhi News
Tribune
Roy Pyeatt
L. N. Allison
San Diego
Oscar Amonson
Fay Gransberry
Rock Creek
Armond Iford
Jesse Hubbard
Armond Hood
the Tribune
Henry Walter
Garland Makers
Dorothy Marsh
Santa Claus
Pauline Jennings
Hugh Smith
Gorge McAllister
O. T. Estlin
Anstice
Methodist Church
Rightenour
Cottrell
Meridith Rhodes
Scott
Norway
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Vermont
M’adoo
Kansas City
M’adoc
United States Court
Willian G. McAdoo
Charles E. Hughes
The
George W. Wickershot
Chandler
F. C. B. Cleveland
Motor Service CO
E. E. Yeager, Mgr
Idaho Street
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