Hoover address argues for self-help in a stagnant economy
The piece portrays President Hoover defending the nation's economic structure against calls for radical reform. It emphasizes faith in American industry, limited government, and the belief that prosperity will come from the people taking initiative, with but tentative government support and a careful tariff approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Indianapolis
America
United States
Tariff Commission
Sayings of the Times in Newspapers Compiled
A collection of quotable lines from various papers noting reparations in Germany, postwar finance, American family clichés, flood fears, levee politics, and light commentary on sports and foreign affairs. Highlights include remarks on Europe’s debt, U S loan politics, and humorous takes on money and responsibility.
Powder River roundup and local theft reported in June 1891
Matt Orr returns from the Powder River range near Miles City overseeing over 400 Poindexter Orr horses. E T Brock captures a tramp who stole pants from Poindexter Sons. Roads between Dillon and Virginia City praised as rough. Jack Taylor’s freighters endured six days to reach Madison capital amid heavy snow near Elkhorn Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Matt. Orr
Powder River
Poindexter
Orr
Brock
Poindexter & Sons
Dillon
Virginia City
Jack Taylor
Werg
Madison Capital
Elkhorn Springs
Beaverdome News Roundup From Beavershead Tribunes
A 1901 wool market week reports prices around ten cents and local sales An anti gambling move is announced by the Dillon sheriff A heating plant contract for Normial college goes to G W Dart Co for 6000 A Sunday expedition draws many Bute residents to admire scarce grass and trees in Dillon A 1911 Fourth of July in Beaverhead County is touted amid a bandit chase following a Monida saloon holdup and train fight with Deputy Melton and conductor William Kidd fatally wounded and outlaw Hugh Whitney pursued by posses with bloodhounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dillon
Normial ‘College
G. W. Dart Company
Bute
Butte
Beaverhead County
Monida
Melton
William Kidd
Idaho
Deer Lodge
Hugh Whitney
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Co.
Transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company ledgers for the week ending June 20, 1931 include properties exchanged among local owners and a handful of parcels in Dillon. The notices list grantors, grantees, and property locations across Beaverhead County, reflecting customary conveyance activity during that period.
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Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land deeds and property transfers around Dillon area
Lists several United States, individuals, and company deeds transferring 160 acres and city lots in Dillon and surrounding subdivisions. Includes quitclaim and bargain and sale deeds, water rights transfer, and notable notes on a light salmon run at Lemhi River with few big fish reaching traps.
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United States
James F. Haycom
Centennial Valley
Hans Peterson
Upper
Bloody Dick
Angeline Taylor Jakway
Louis Jakway
Bernice Taylor Robinson
Dillon
Lillian E. Maynard
Tom Ryan
Slader
Lima
George Romain
Joseph Guerre
Barnett
Emma Staudaher
Katherine
H. Staudaher
Selway Park
William T. Elliott
Bloody ‘Dick
Nels P. Nelson
Lemhi
Advertising as a Stimulus in Business Confidence
A speaker argues advertising boosts demand for consumer goods and strengthens the economy. He warns against cutting ad spending during a downturn, noting that durable brand campaigns drive decision making and long-run advantages for firms.
Legion to Aid World’s Fair Plans in Chicago 1933
The American Legion chapters cooperate with the Chicago World’s Fair committee for a patriotic display building. A charter was issued to The American Legion Thirty-Three Corporation of Chicago. The Legion plans to host exhibits and visiting veterans during the event and to invite its 1988 national convention to Chicago.
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Chicago,’ Ill
American Legion
Chicago
American Legion Thirty-Three Corporation of
Legion
Milwaukee youths invited to join Legion Jr baseball program
Milwaukee plans will award autographed baseballs by famous major leaguers to the boy in each Wisconsin district who writes the best letter explaining interest in the American Legion Junior Baseball program. Dr. S R Cohen of Wausa oversees the effort as department athletic officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
American Legion
S. R. Cohen
Wausa
Legion Department
Legion radio messages sent to Ohio posts by Elden
John A. Elden, department commander of the Ohio American Legion, sends messages to legion posts on Sunday Monday and Tuesday nights through the Amateur Radio Relay League. Some posts use the service to transmit information to department headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
American Legion
John A. Elden
Legion Department
Amateur Radio Relay League
Three Cities Bid For Legion National Conventions
Indianapolis hosts the national executive committee where bids were opened for the next three annual American Legion conventions. Portland Oregon is invited to host the 1932 event, with two more cities to be chosen for subsequent years.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Legion
Portland
Ore
Convention Held in Detroit Sept 21 24 1933
Chicago and Miami were named as prior convention sites with Detroit chosen for the 1933 gathering from September 21 to 24 inclusive. The notice confirms dates and locations for the upcoming meeting.
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Chicago
Ill
Miami
Fla
Detroit
Mich
Club membership grows as dues push to new record
One more member will tie Beaver head post's convention year record for 1925 while two more will set a new eight year mark. About ten of last year's members owe 1931 dues, bringing current signups to 117 and potential total to at least 125.
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Beaverhead Post
New Legion Monthly Features Fresh Cover And Noted Contributors
The American Legion Monthly arrives with a new design cover. Contributors include Leonard H. Nason Clarence Budington Kelland John Philip Sousa General J G Harbord Alexander Woollcott Frederick Palmer and others.
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The
American Legion Monthly
Leonard H. Nason
Clarence Budington Kelland
John Philip Sousa
General J. G. Harbord
Alexander Woollcott
Frederick Palmer
Howell seeks letters of administration in Brennefis estate
S B Howell files for letters of administration through attorney T E Gilbert in the estate of the late Frank Brennefis.
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S. B. Howell
T. E. Gilbert
Frank Brennefis
Foley Pills Diuretic Ad Shoppers Read In Ashville
A vintage advertisement text from Ashville Alabama mirrors a customer reading Foley Pills diuretic with claims of kidney relief and better sleep. The fragment showcases a testimonial style urging readers to try the product for backache fatigue and general urinary comfort.
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Ashville
Ala
Visiting Turner Family in Dillon This Week
Mr and Mrs Harry Turner and their son Charles of Manhattan are visiting relatives and friends in Dillon and vicinity this week. A Boston doctor says deafness is not a handicap but can aid driving in some back seat cases. The Arkansas Gazette notes the remark. Hard times have shortened British bayonets from twenty to nine inches per the Rochester Times Union.
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Portland
Oregonian
Most
France
Stimpson
Mellon
Treasury
Harry Turner
Charles
Manhattan
Dillon
Boston
Arkansas Gazette
Rocheser
Beav erhead County Estate Notice in Dillon
First publication June 12 1931 announces Frade Stone executrix of the last will and testament of Ewing Combs deceased with offices at John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana for the transaction of the estate business in Beaverhead County Montana.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Thomas Hoke
J. Ze. Kelly
Dillon
Rebecca Connelley
Thomas ‘Hoke
Ditton
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Beaverhead County
Frade Stone
Ewing Combs
State OF Montana
Alice Crooker
Paul R. Crooker
Fred Rive
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Associaon
Dillon Post Office
the Times
Herren Schacht
Curtius
Germany
Toledo Blade
Thomaston Times
Tampa Tribune
London
Boston Herald
Pacific
Charles Augustus
Washington Post
Legion TO
Seek Legion
First National Bank
Llon, Monta
Northwest Ban Corporation
Wisdom
Ted Harper Post
Knights of Birmingham
Carl B. Taylor
Foley
Foley’s
Roy B. Herndon
Plaintiff
County OF
Robert L. Sullivan
Vee
Maude M. Sullivan
Fred Rife
Paul S. Dillon
Nellie M. Dillon
Rae
Sumons
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