Morticians Meet in Annual Montana State Conclave
Nearly 80 members attend the 33rd Montana Funeral Directors association convention at the Placer hotel. The day features embalming institute lectures by Prof. C. F. Callaway of Chicago, with officers to be elected at 6 30 p m and a banquet to follow. Morning sessions include a roundtable breakfast and a talk on land governing estates, while delegates plan a boat trip through the mountains after adjournment.
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Montana Funeral Director's Association
Placer Hotel
C. F. Callaway
Chicago
Montana Funeral Directora Association
C. Auduchon
First Baptist Church
C. J. Bausch
Sam White
Buite
G Ates
Mountaina
Lurlen Benope
Vital Atat
Astica
Alate Board of
Trepith Wal
C Towaman
Ahsintane
Der
Fitter
Lewin
Clark
Poner
Mortgage terms and loan rules outlined for Home Owners
The article details Home Owners Loan Corporation proposals including mortgage adjustment options, interest rates, and terms such as 4 percent payments, 50 percent value limits, and maximum extensions up to three years. It notes federal savings institutions may loan up to 20 000 on loans with specific constraints, penalties for false statements, and potential fines. Major General Martinvale announces training updates, while the Northwestern Bell Te lephone Company faces a rate case for mononhans.
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Corpore Atlan and Hearing
Peiaeinad
Ewan
Estrema
Omanitariin
Wuined
Pna
Poer
Lim
Kuch SeEeteler Thean
Treasury
Hon Nay Fa Mara
Theas
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Morgan Inquiry Concluded Time and Banks Probed Later
Washington June 9. J P Morgan and Company faces a closing critique of publicity given to its clients as Morgan denounces unwarranted criticism. The hearings traced bargain price sales of Jonas Mangilla stock in 1927 and cited names including William J Woodin Norman H Davis Owen D Young and John J Reakob. Lamont prepared for further questions as the banking inquiry contemplates examining Kuhs Lork and Company and Dillon Read.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Renato
Banking Committee
Jonas-Mangilla Stack
Morgan Company
William J. Woodin
Norman EH. Davis
Owen D. Young
John J Reakob
Latter Day Saints Stand By Prohibition
In Salt Lake City the Latter Day Saints declare support for continuing Prohibition during the opening session of the thirty eighth conference of the Mutual Improvement Association. Heber J. Grant, church president, says the church backs dry laws though it remains flexible on enforcement.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Safed Hireh
Mot Oa
Heber
Chant
Latter Day Sainte Church
Weather fragment notes cooling breezes and heat relief
Fragmentary weather notes describe cooling breezes dissipating heat and a forecast of warmer weather tonight. Old text mentions temperatures around 4M degrees above average, a hot century of progress event crowd, and local bureau notes about monthly averages and near-term changes.
Many Plants May Cease Operations Across Industry
The article reports that numerous factories may shut down operations amid pressure over restraints of trade and monopolistic practices. After weeks of talks among eastern and southern parties, officials say a limited program for the industry nears agreement, while members warn that certain amendments could render trade agreements unconstitutional or impossible.
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Epithern
Industes Individidli
Fereanimither
Lions Club Convention Closes In Butte Montana
The thirty seventh district Lions clubs convention in Butte wraps up with election of officers and planning for next year. International president Charles Hatton of Wichita Kansas attends as guest, with a closing banquet and a governor's ball signaling the end of the session.
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Butte
Lions Clubs
Tovmorrow
Charles Hatton
Wichita Kan
Vanquet
Hucanese Alstriet
Promper
Dee
Senate report on Erickson approves choice
Washington June 9 a senate committee subpanel headed by Senator King Clark approved seating Senator John B Erickson of Montana noting his succession after Thomas Walsh died and his appointment by Governor Gotone. Federal Judge George Bourquin of Helena challenged the deal as palatial trade and argued bargaining should not determine senate seating.
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Washington
John B. Erickson
Montana
King Cl. Alan
Gene 0
Erickson
Thomas J Walsh
Gooney
Gooney, Who Was Lentenant Goveruior
Erlekson
George M Bourquin
Helena
Senate
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He Mortgner
Han Pranitace
Matinvale
Enoinl
Cartier
Menotanaly
Lincoln
Neil
Alate
Hell
Ipaprolfil
Morgan
Minuia
Humad Dan
Thomas
Thoms
Lamont
Pied Stantey Aghout
Brancas Tana
Lensos Dedi
Iran
Morgans
Karlivtyt
Morgan Partners
Ariel “Apne
Apuilz
Costigny
Ota
Thomag
Jim
Aller Mentia
Wetenntniy
Morgan Fortune
Lang Ow Joh
Hary P Lone
Lontstfina
Qidey Linnant
Morgans Firm
Lang Im Golliera
Crowell
Crowell Publishing Company
Collier's
Anne Morrow
Charles A Lindbergh
Canstave
Wight
Jansen Young Thomas
Delim
Ecthy
Ewings
Ural Morgan and Company
Stan Tew
Bern
Phil
Imat
van Sweringens
J P Morgan
van Sweringen
Brothers
Cleveland
O P
van Swermeen
Art
Man Sweringen
John G. Townsend
Potips L Goldsborough
Fess
Yi Palbedelphias
Century of Progress
Mite
West
Parthy Elas Cay
Yalk
Wilmita
Tame Deere Smh
Dad Asaeny
Mana
Thrilllinger
Warners
Arket iLopf
Nick Zunnerman
Ally
South Williams
Cody
Buren
Izae
Vin Tir
Susan Ture
Thrift Casist Market
Corare Tith and Ewing—Foor Ailbertos Bully —Telephone Fol
Montana Lions
Curt’s
Beattie Park
TOUSV
del Monte
Ouility Service
N. P. Market
Armour
Cart's Grocery
Hove
West Side Market
Arthur Williamson
Tel
Thrift
Ase Brothers Lam
Dee Mata
Wisconsin Kool
EPDYS
Turan Varkage
Marge
Union Market
East 6Th Ave
Main St
Weggenman
State
Joe Weggenman
Medavimn
Eighth Avenue Grocery
Pinhin
RAP
Legut
Per Baten
Grady’s
Eee
Elinor Stafford
Barrett Colvin
New York
Elinor
Barrett
Katharine Haviland-Taylor
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