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Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

Page

6

Bank Statement and Oath of Officials in North Dakota

The document shows bank resources and liabilities with figures for loans deposits and circulation, followed by cashier sworn statements from Kucheman and M A Egan. It notes capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits with dates and notary attestations in Billings County North Dakota.

Billings Kucheman J.R. Waters Novary Public Billings County N. Dakota Aylmer Cole KU Cole Jr North Dakota J. R. Waters K. E. Noble K. EK. Dickinson E. J. Holven Farmers & Merchants Bank Beach Gashler Orth Dakotas County of Billings A. Russell K. A. Russell Geo. McClellan Notary Public Martin G. E. Barber Cone Beach State Bank Tae Bimini M. A. Kaan Bani M.A. Egan

Mrs. Ernest T. Seton National Treasurer of Girl Pioneers

Mrs. Ernest T. Seton serves as national treasurer for the Girl Pioneers organization, handling its finances and fundraising efforts.

Girl Pioneers Name National Girl Scout Parallels

In New York on June 13 the national association for girls organized as a counterpart to the Boy Scouts adopts the name Girl Pioneers. Elected officers include Executive Secretary Mrs. Charlotte Farnsworth of New York and National Secretary Miss Clara A Liseter Lane of Des Moines. Treasurer is Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, also of New York. An advisory committee of men features Rev. David W Ferry Spokane Dr Luther Gulick Ernest Thompson Seton and Lee M Hanmer of New York. The president and other officers will be announced later.

New York National Association For Girls Boy Scouts Girl Pioneers Asstead Charlotte Farnsworth Clara A Liseter- Lane Des Moines Ernest Thompson Seton David W. Ferry Spokane Luther Gulick Lee M. Hanmer

Five Dead and Five Missing in New York Storms

A two day storm across New York and surrounding areas left five dead and five missing with about 1.9 million dollars in property damage. A lightning strike at Clason Point toppled a revolving Ferris wheel injuring passengers and causing panic as rescuers used ladders to descend riders. Silk mills in Paterson New Jersey lost their roofs and streets flooded while trees were uprooted and cellars filled with water.

New York Clason Point Paterson N. J New Jersey

Long Fight Is Probable In Cleveland Garment Strike

The 7000 garment workers strike has hardened into a drawn out conflict as independent employers back firms in the Garment Makers Association. Settlement talks with eight independents may be canceled and picketing resumes at all plants as a broader effort to push those still at work to join the movement.

Cleveland Garment Makers’ Association

Witness Describes American Sugar Refining Trust Formation

Washington, June 13 A Sugar Trust investigation heard E F Atkins say the American Sugar Refining company was formed in 1887 to consolidate refineries operating at a loss and reduce production costs. New England interests gained control in 1910, with Havemeyer holdings once valued around 200000 of a 90000000 company.

American Sugar Refining Company Washington E. F. Atkins House Sugar “Trust New England H. O. Havemeyer Havemeyer Atkins Haemeyer Mr. Atking New Atking Hardwick H. C. Havemeyer New York New Jersey Massachusetts Maine Pennsylvania Louisiana Missouri American Sugar Refineries Company Bay State Refining Company

Two Held for the Crime in Farmington Case

The body of Mrs. Etta Taylor was found buried near Freeman after she had been missing three weeks. Her husband Marshall Taylor and housekeeper Mrs. Gilda Sear lesa were arrested pending an inquest. Neighbors found a suicide note in which she said she was sick of life and did not want to live. In New York, storms added four billion gallons to city reservoir stocks, easing a water shortage.

Farmington Freeman Etta Taylor Marshall Taylor Gilda Searlesa Taylor New York New York City Water Bureau

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Golden Valley State Bank Sone Total Tov Pba First National Bank of Beach At Beach N. Dak Ines Ath North Duba the Chronicle Ernest T. Seton Girl Pioneers Detroit Bertha Lothamer Appleton Wis Lake Butte Des Morts Midlake Garret Martin Hankie Raccoon River Sugar Trust Investigation House Committee J. I. Case Engines and Threshers Inter Case Morris & Mathison Beach, N. D
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