Dirt farmer or publicist Chester C. Davis named to Federal Reserve
The piece questions Chester C. Davis of Great Falls and Helena being appointed to the Federal Reserve Board to represent farmers, noting his background as editor of The Montana Farmer and his career as a publicity agent. It contrasts Davis with Milo D. Campbell and criticizes partisan media portrayals and perceived qualifications.
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Chester C. Davis
Montana Farmer
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
United States
Chester Davis
Chester
London
Europe
Federal Reserve Banking Board
Great Falls
Helena
Uarding
Milo D. Campbell
Michigan
Mr. Davis
Campbell
Davis
Chester GC. Davis
Iowa
South Dakota
Rosebud
Sioux Falls
Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Daria
Dixon
Erickson
Washington
AAA
George N. Peek
Mussolini
Hitler
King Edward
Milo Campbell
Harding
McCarl as Comptroller General Shapes Public Fiscal Era
The article reflects on John Raymond McCarl as Comptroller General, noting his 15 year tenure ends next month and cannot be renewed. It argues the office rivals the presidency in importance during wartime-like spending, calls for a new Comptroller General by President Roosevelt, and suggests McCarl’s shadow influences current fiscal policy and scrutiny.
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McCarl
Roosevelt
Camposite
John Raymond McCart
Treasury
McCart
Aly
Gort
Awyone Aternyey
Scanda
McCar
Congress
Ias
The
Times
McCarl Tradition Carriers Mentioned Beyond Politics
A passage debates who can carry a McCarl tradition, arguing against politicians, narrow auditors, and bureaucrats. It praises a figure who will enforce law and prudent spending, citing an English writer on average Americans resisting restraint and efficiency in governance.
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Treasury
Six Point SAFETY PROGRAM Aims to Reform Traffic Rules
The Society of Automotive Engineers proposes a six point plan to improve road safety. It calls for a universal license law with tests, enforcement against repeat offenders, mandatory periodic vehicle inspections, uniform traffic signs and signals, standardized head lighting and reflectors, proper identification, and adequate highway lighting. The piece questions the need for lighting, notes accidents often occur despite lighting, and humorously suggests lighting could boost electricity use. It ends with a satire on thrift and taxation in Congress.
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Society of Automotive Engineers
Cash on Hand Shows Public Faith in Government Bond Issue
The public reception of the billion-dollar bond issue is hailed as a cheerful sign of the times. Over-subscription reveals faith in government and abundant cash in investors.
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Treasury
Platform versus candidate in party politics debate
Editorial discusses whether party platforms or individual candidates drive voter choice. It cites past conventions from 1904 to 1928 showing leaders often disagreed with or ignored planks, noting examples like Parker, Taft, Hughes, Wilson, and Blaine. It warns current Republicans face uncertain guidance as platforms shape but do not seal outcomes.
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Pratforma
Harah
Idaho
Gloveland
Borah
Avan
Barah
Houston
Alfred B. Smith
Alton FH. Parker
St. Louis
Parker
Monard ‘Taft
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Buell
Woodrow Wilson
Nla
Jawon G. Blaine
Ritizan
Garidicate
Patient youth learns from old age’s lessons
The quote urges patience with maturity and acknowledges the anxiety and sacrifices of aging. It encourages youth to live up to opportunities, accept the wisdom of elders, and learn from experienced teachers while remaining hopeful and proactive.
World farm aid schemes contrast Canada Britain and Australia
The Haskin Letter surveys global agricultural policy, highlighting the United States AAA and similar British imperial measures. It notes Canada Canada’s price supports and marketing control, Australia and South Africa subsidies, New Zealand marketing boards, and ongoing government aid to farmers across dominions.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United Kingdom
Ernuipla
Ural
John of Grant's
Ottawa
Canada
Australia
South Africa
No On
Dominions
United Kingdem
Wiltiah Agricultural Marketing Act
Pnenod
AAA
Idass
Carcamaea Wold
Atudente
Canadian Supreme Court
British Columbia
Dominion
Commonwealth
Oka
Union of South Africa
New Zealand
Tia
Mininene Me n Faces Off in Public Appearance Debate
Aaron Schacter, youngest of four brothers, speaks on public appearance claims while defending his stance as a professional fighter. The remarks touch on taming critics and the idea of facing challenges with a candid, combative approach. Dr John A W Hane, retiring president of Mubinaberg College, is noted among other regional figures.
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Aaron Schacter
Naa
Paying Bills On Time At Any Cost In Town
A satirical piece credits Walt Mason and Alexander J. Mc Swott for living by paying bills promptly. It pokes fun at the narrator’s flaws while celebrating punctual debt payments as a defining habit, noting lawbreaking moments dwarfed by timely settlements.
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Alexander J. McSwott
Cevtee Mactoun Adame Werte
Answers to Questions From Helena Independent Bureau Rows
A reader’s Q and A tour from The Helena Independent Information Bureau lists brief factual questions and concise answers on topics from WPA expenditures to Henry II Becket, Akron meaning, and Marguerite Clark’s marriage, reflecting a 1940s weekly quiz column with named figures and places.
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Helena
Sleeping bags for infants and a gold hunt in Colorado
Dr Morris Fishbein notes safe infant sleep wear focusing on loose necks and movement, while waterproof diaper coverings show no extra irritation. The Cripple Creek region is cited as a possible subterranean gold source, with miners chasing a vast hidden reserve that could challenge the gold standard if found.
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Kart Thoumnds
Crook Country
Colorado
Florissant
Fomila
Federal Geological Survey
le Colorads Geological Burvey Board
Colorado Metal Mining
Vael
Nomrike
Alm
Howehmann
Redloust
Grospentor
Cripple Creek
Index
Portland
Mehun
Jan
Minanapolla
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Senate
Franche &E. Tours Post-Dispatch
Adolf
Herblock
Roy L
Haskin
Frederic J. Haskin
Antho
Sugar Best Growers
Tha Subaidy
Dart
M— Auorge
Rafe
Espandad
Manaure
John A. W. Hane
Mubinaberg
Sonny
Ant
Walt Mason
Works Progress Administration
WPA
America
Thomas A. Becket
Canterbury
T. A
Q. Havemany
Q. Dacanolan
Engineera
Akron
Ohio City
TN. S. A
Akrop
Summit
Eughnd
Borvica AB
Lafley
Coventry
Godiva
Marguerite Clark
Fortrer Atage
Seroen Aiar
Marry P. Williams
Lumbornan
Ly DR
Glen of
Mont Sommon
Raya
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