Morrow Nominated for U S Senate by New Jersey Republicans
Community members praise Mr. Morrow of New Jersey as the party's choice for United States senator. His election is seen as assured and his past handling of the Mexican situation praised as a sign he can help resolve liquor issues at home. The piece argues the Senate needs more men like him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morrow
New Jersey
United States
Senate
Morrow
Walsh
Washington
Mother Earth
Montana
George Whitworth Sees Good Lamb Crop And Range
George Whitworth reports a highly satisfactory lamb crop and good range conditions in the Big Sheep Creek section with extra snow and rain this spring. He notes wool buyers may be slow, suggesting farmers can rely on the Farmers Union, the new name for the Farm Board, to unite growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitworth
Big Sheep Creek
George
Farm Board
United States
Careful Mothers Endorse Foleys Honey and Tar For Coughs
Mothers across the country praise Foleys Honey and Tar as dependable for coughs and colds with no opiates or chloroform. Mrs J M Hill of Homer Georgia and Mrs Ornstein of Green Bay Wisconsin share long trusted use spanning over twenty years. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. M. Hill
Homer
Ornstein
Green Bay
Wis
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Adv
Farmers Union Aims to Aid Agricultural Interests
He argues the Farmers Union will be of great service to the agricultural interests of the country by supporting how signs and prices guide buying and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’s Union
Educational efforts expand in national parks and political worries rise
The National Park Service expands educational work as guides lead tours and lectures in Yellowstone while a Salt Lake Tribune column weighs Democratic candidates and Montana politics. Senator Walsh faces a tough 1930 reelection with Republicans rallying behind a hopeful leader as voters tire of distant issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park, ‘Service
Yellowstone
National Park System
Mark Sullivan
Salt Lake Tribune
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Ritchey
Maryland
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Owen D. Young
New York
Robinson
Arkansas
George
Georgia
Montana
Wheeler
Walsh
White House
Smith
Congress
Rains Bring Prospects for Grass and Hay Nationwide
Reports from across the country praise copious rains with promise of more grass hay and grain. Bert Orr noted sheep shearing finished and sheep moved to range. He credits the Early Rising club for the rains and says President Hoover bears no blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orr
Hoover
Beaverhead Courthouse Cheer For Judge Rodgers Nomination
Beaverhead reports strong local support for Judge H. B. Rodgers in the republican nomination race for associate justice of the supreme court. After a brief stay he heads north and east with high hopes and a near unanimous party vote anticipated locally. Democrats may back him on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Rodgers
Ayrioatate Justice
Supreme Court
Judge Rodgers
A Man Cannot Breathe Easy When Garters Fall
A brief quip from the Pasadena Bulletin notes the paradox of facing danger with a smile while losing composure as garters come down, hinting at a wry Chicago or West Coast humor tone about nerves under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Christian Scientists Hold Annual Meeting
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston held the annual meeting on June 2. About 6,000 Christian Scientists from around the world attended as reports highlighted growth, new equipment, and broader scope for The Mother Church’s departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Beaverhead County high seeks bids on multiple trades
Beaverhead County High School requests bids on carpenter work, kalfe mining and painting, furnishing and installing a steel ceiling and plaster work. See O. B. Kurtz for details. Bid on each job separately. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Beaverhead County High School
O. B. Kurtz
Notice to Creditors of Frank Peters Estate
Administrator Geo. T. Banks of the Frank Peters estate requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the Granter-Waldorf Company in Dillon Montana. First publication June 20 1930 Beaverhead County Montana.
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Frank Peters
Fred Patterson
Granter-Waldorf Company
Dillon
Montana
County
Beaverheld
State of
Geo. T. Banks
Certificate of Compliance and Authorization
The Office of State Auditor Montana Insurance Department notes State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company filed a sworn statement of condition on December 31, 1929 and consents to insurance organization under Revised statutes. The company shows its compliance in pursuance of the law.
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Office of State Auditor
State of Montana
Insurance Department
State Farm Mutual Automobile’ ‘Insurance Company
Loested St
East
Washington Streets
Bloomington
Tinois
Insurance Commission Certifies Mobile Auto Policyholder Surplus
Geo P Porter state auditor and commissioner of insurance certifies an auto mobile insurer is authorized to transact business in this state until March 31, 1931. The 1929 figures show 6,048,574.89 income, 4,285,892.05 disbursements, assets 3,874,943.50, liabilities 3,450,834.91, and a policyholder surplus of 424,108.59. Signed at the State Capitol Helena on May 20, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Porter
Helena
State Auditor
Insurance
Certificate of Compliance and Authorization for Sun Indemnity
The Sun Indemnity Company of New York at 55 Fifth Avenue New York is certified by State Auditor George Porter as authorized to transact miscellaneous insurance in Montana until 1930 pursuant to the 1921 Revised Codes and amendments. The sworn statement filed with the Insurance Department confirms compliance with Montana laws governing insurance organizations.
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Office of State Auditor
State of Montana
Insurance Department
Sun Indemnity Company of
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Montana
P. Porter
Insurance Assets and Surplus Reported in Helena
The document records capital amounts totaling 1 000 000 09 and 2 811 283 46 with 1929 figures 2 329 129 09 and aggregate assets 4 512 681 32. It notes a surplus over all abilities 717 921 00 and surplus for policyholders 1 717 921 00, dated May 20 1930 in Helena with GEO P PORTER of Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Geo
P. Porter
State Auditor
Federal Land Bank of Spokane Sells Farm Property in Montana
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane files foreclosure against Guido Schaefers and Stella Schaefers and Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan Association. A sheriff sale is set for July 19, 1930 at 2 PM at the front door of the courthouse in Dillon Montana. The property includes the southeast quarter of Section 33 Township 7 South Range 4 West Principal Meridian totaling 640 acres.
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Federal Land
Bank of Spokane
Guido Schaefers
Stella
Schaefers
Beaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan Association & Corporation
Howse
Dillon
Beaverheld
Montana
West Ion
Tyntank
Meridian
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Dillon “Tribune
FLE. Foote
the Farmer’s “Union
Montana State” “College
Bozeman
The
Normal
State Normal School of
Fredonia
Ney
Bellingham
Wash
Davis Edwards
University of Chicago
R. C. Sherriff
Edwards
New York City
State Normal School
Mr. Edwards
Edward
Thomas Bookstore
Saar He
Miles Nnceauty
E. McMillen
Gen'l. Agt
D. E. Wilder
Agt
Butte, Mont
Norty. Coast Limiteds
Traine
Beaverhead’s Choice
H. H. Scarborough
Petey
Andrus’ Hotel
Ditton
John Deere
Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Christian Scientists
New England Telephone. and Telegraph Company
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
First National Bank
Llon, Monta
Northwest Bancorporation
Sheriff’s Sale
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