Pacific Coast Draws Insurance Men to National Meet
National Association of Insurance Agents plans its first Pacific Coast session in Los Angeles the week of September 12. President Fred J. Cox emphasizes public education on reducing insurance costs by cutting fires and accidents, noting premium reductions depend on lower fire losses and that war-time surcharges are ending.
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National Association of Insurance Agents
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Fred J. Cox
National Asociation
Cox
Lockwood Housing Committee
New York
Samuel Untermyer
Saco visitors and community church farewell Sunday
Lower Whitewater C. T. Glascock visited Saco on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C T Glascoeck called and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knight and children shared Sunday dinner with Jim Denema. Rev. Hawk preached his farewell sermon at open air services with four baptisms and two joining church. Sunday school will continue through summer at 2 PM at Nuntley school house.
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C. T. Glascoeck
Charles Knight
Jim Denema
Harvey Lamb
Levi Osier
C.T. Glascock
O. Cuselie
Mrs. C. Palm
Steven Lanch
Emmerson
Hawk
Nuntley
Harvest Activity Amid Mixed Rural News Across Vicinity
Roy Gustin harvests wheat as fields are being cut and Frank Phelan returns from Adallac Canada. Alma McMullen visits, Howard and Henry Brown make business calls, and Mrs Mary Koon visits for her granddaughter. Mr and Mrs E H Silvia welcome a baby girl. P McMullen attended a White Water Sacco call. M Caswell and Doris Ve Mullen marry in Malta and travel to Harris Town Canada.
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Frank Phelan
Adallac
Canada
Alma MsMullen
Bay Seth
Howard
Henry Brown
Mary Koon
E. H. Silvia
Rankin Upholds Bachelor Tax Law as Constitutional
Attorney General Rankin declares the Montana bachelor tax law constitutional in a Tuesday opinion to Lincoln County attorney W. H Ray. The measure imposes a $3 poll tax on each male citizen who is not the head of a family.
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Helena
Rankin
W. H Ray
Lincoln County
Montana
Saco residents share travel and town news
Local notices list visitors and moves in Saco area including Robert Figle, Lew Sestak, and Mrs. Wm Frazier. New pool hall The Silver Dollar opens with Earl O'Brien. Imperial Elevator reopens under Dan Leif. threshing is good. ads cover auctions, theatre showings, and school openings.
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Earl O’brien
Casey
Stock feed advice for hard years
The writing urges preparing for lean times by stacking straw and hay, storing sunflowers, and building a two year supply of feed for the cow. It warns of possible dry seasons or grasshopper years and stresses not hesitating to stockpile.
Miss Laura Davies Returns to Jordan Homestead After Theft
Aug 8 in Jordan: teacher Laura Davies finds thieves emptied her Ed Avards homestead of house goods furniture and even door windows. Located on land she named Hoy Born meaning Morning Sun she plans to refit and may stay through summer or return to Portland.
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Jordan
Laura M. Davies
Edavards
Oil Wells Blaze in Batum District Fire Rages
Fires spread through 18 oil wells in Batum district near the great Asiatic Russia oil center. Fighters are helpless as flames continue with no reported extinguishing means according to Central News Agency dispatches via Rosval Esthenia.
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Batum
London
Asiatic
Russia
Rsval
Esthenia
Corn Silage Still Leads In Feeding For Stock
The Dakota Farmer notes experiments from Washington Experiment Station at Pullman show that grain in silage adds value, with well matured corn silage outperforming sunflower silage for livestock. While sunflower yields more per acre, both require soil fertility and fertilizer to sustain large outputs.
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Washington
Pullman
Dakota Farmer
Millions Starving in Russia Report Warns of Famine
Marguerite E Harrison, released from Soviet Russia, claims 12,000,000 in Volgograd region face starvation and two thirds of Russia on hunger rations due to economic disruption, war, and grain requisition for the Red Armies. She describes famine conditions amid drouth, conscription, and internal upheaval.
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Béxsin
Russia
Volgabsin
Marguerite E. Harrigon
Soviet
Harrison
Admiral Kolchak
General Wrangle
Drouth
Tambov
Plan to Colonize 34000 Acres Near Saco
Valley County News reports a proposed colonization plan backed by an Indiana real estate dealer to settle 34 000 acres near Saco. Seven Indiana representatives are pleased with agricultural prospects. The project envisions 200 families, about six people each, establishing homes near Saco if developed.
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Saco
Indiana
Saeco
Valley Co. News
Sleeper dives through window in bid for record
Hayes Robinson, a swimming instructor from Los Angeles, reportedly rose early and leaped from a second story window to the street in an apparent attempt at breaking the world high diving record. Surgeons say he was not seriously hurt after being revived at a local hospital.
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Los Angeles
Hayes Robinson
Market Moves Prompted by Sudden Somite Price Shifts
A terse market note notes abrupt price changes triggered by short notice shifts. The bulletin mentions Bee Stambaugh Bros and Eno Motor Tracks with emphasis on timely pricing, suggesting volatility in the secondary market.
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Bee ‘Stambaugh Bros
Eno
Reckless Driving Blamed for Rail Crossing Toll
The piece argues that 4350 people died and 12750 injured at railroad crossings in four years, mostly as passengers rather than drivers, blaming reckless driving beyond railroads. It calls for ending the gun toter and targeting unsafe driving practices beyond crossings.
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Victias
Soldiers Must Hike to Posts From Fort Missoula Route
The War Department orders the 8th Infantry to march 700 miles to Fort Missoula to cut transport costs. Veterans lead the trek expected to take about a month. Roadside spectators may glimpse the army on wheels and the famous past marches.
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Missoula
War Department
8Th Infantry
Fort Missoula
Secretary of War
France
States pass and pending bonuses aid World War veterans
The Bank of America says over 375 million dollars in World War II veteran bonuses have been passed or await referenda across 14 states. Cash bonuses range from 10 to 25 dollars per month, with Illinois leading at 55 million if the measure passes. Many states add vocational training aid, home buying help, and farm settlement programs.
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New York
Bank of America
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Dakota
New Jersey
Oregon
Illinois
California
Arizona
South Dakota
Western States
Temple gun blurs line between weapon and tool of peace
New York World describes Dr. Hutchinsons temple gun as a historied invention blending destruction with utility. It can pierce armor and launch heavy projectiles yet aims to aid salvage, repair, and lifting tasks, signaling a sword and plow share in one device. The piece notes its potential for national defense and industrial revival.
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New York
Court News Court adjourns after August session
Friday August 5 session presided by Hon. C D Barton with Undersheriff Wolfe and Clerk Porter. Demurrer in Reifstack vs Arthur Tronnes overruled. 20 days to answer. Hearings set for August 19 for final account in estate of Stewart B Cardiff. Joseph Wisner Jr charged with calf theft. plea not guilty. bail 1530. Decree discharged administrator in estate of Joseph Brockbarn. Hattie R Stevens appointed guardian of Lester Stevens estate with bond 600. Mortgage foreclosures issued. adjourned to August 12.
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Reifstack
Arthur Tronnes
Setwart B. Cardiff
Joseph Wisner , Jr
Council C.H. Stevens
Joseph Brockbarn
Hattie R. Stevens
Lester R. Stevens
New Movie Machine Planned for Saco High School
The school introduces a movie projector to enhance lessons and provide visual learning. Officials say the government and state will supply educational film materials at no charge, offering a quicker path to understanding than reading alone.
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Csovermnett
State
Saco High School
Armstrong Livestock Company Dissolved in Cascade County
Articles of dissolution filed in district court show the Armstrong Livestock Company dissolving. Harry Armstrong bought the property and assumed debts. The firm, formed by Bart Armstrong and sons, operated extensive sheep ranches with the Otter Creek home ranch and Blyth Station area as key assets.
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Armstrong Livestock Company
Cascade County
Harry Armstrong
Bart Armstrong
Farm Auction Near Grove Promotes Clean Sale
Ill husbandman sells at public auction in Township 37 Range 32 five miles NW of Grove and 16 miles N of White Water. Auction at 11 sharp on Oct 4 features 31 head horses and 17 cattle plus farm machinery household goods pigs and chickens with cash terms and bankable paper. R C Manthey runs sale with lunch at 10.
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R. O. Manthey
Grove
Winte Water
White Water
R. C. Manthey
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