Anaconda Copper Mining’s Montana Resumption and Prosperity
The text details tax burdens on Anaconda Copper Mining Company in Montana, noting rising taxes and ongoing payments through loans even in loss years. It highlights renewed operations, the American Brass Company purchase, and a push for Montana’s economic restoration with stable output and jobs, signaling optimism for future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
American Brass Company
World needs restless minds and steady guardians
Chauncy Depew argues for a balance between imaginative people who push progress and prudent, conventional folk who keep society from tipping. The text notes about 100000 women entering the medical profession and observes that crimes by criminals on bond occur in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chauncy Depew
Notice of Homestead Proof in Glasgow District
Department of the Interior notices John H Mavencamp of Saco Montana intends to prove up three years claim to land described in Section 21 Township 36 North Range 33 East Montana Meridian. The proof will be before U S Commissioner W D Miller at Saco Montana on April 7 1922 with witnesses Roy V Wallis Walter McGavin Pearl Pressnall and Rudolph Delke all from Saco Montana. E M Kirton Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
John H. Mavencamp
Saco
Montana
Swy
Ney
Eswi
Wizsey
Range
East
Meridian
W. D. Miller
U. S
Roy V. Wallis
Walter McGavin
Pearl Pressnall
Rudolph Delke
E. M. Kirton
Cattle Feed Shortage Prompts Local Notice
Local residents report losses of cattle and horses due to feed shortages. Sunday school gathered at Jonas Undheim’s, with plans for March 19 at John Johnson’s. Several Bowdoin visitors and visits to Al Bruckner and Fortin homes noted. Dr. Livengood and Joe Boushard listed sick. straw hauled from Al Bruckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruckner
Fred Boushard
Wm Peterson
John Johnson
Bowdoin
School Notes and Community Updates From Barr District
Saturday evening March 18 a recital will be given at the high school by Mrs Hawkers music pupils and a few high school students Admission 35 and 20 Pearl Swanson will begin a five months term next Monday at the Lower Whitewater school Pearl intends to attend the State Normal at Dillon next fall Several visitors at school this week and good phonograph records by Lillian Abel and Edna Yeska Students wrote third quarterly exams Attendance is good St Patrick s day dance planned at the gym A large mirror ordered for the Domestic Science department Report on Genevieve new hall nearing completion and community update on Cooperatives and various locals The McColly family note daughter ill improving in Glasgow High School Senior class member Donna McColly ill health of Mrs Dickson general health concerns Weather and illness widespread with a near storm forecast and a chimney incident observed by Dave Morris and family
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Pearl Swanson
Whitewater
Pearl
Dillon
Palm
Verry
Whitmorce
John McColly
General Hospital
Glasgow
Donna McColly
Glasgow High School
Floyd Hunter
Hinsdale
Albert Johnson
Messers
Johnson
Bill Arndt
Hamry
Herman Kieknan
West Fork
Castle Creek
St. Paul
Rochester
A. J. Johnson
Arndt
Charles Ebersole
Hinsdale Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Dinners
Genevieve notes Louis Matthys was in Hinsdale with grain earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs Chris Kreiser hosted at dinner Sunday. Martin Jensen hosted company Sunday. Phil Cahill visited the Micel De Waelsche family early week. Miss Clark and Charles Rogers dined at Henry Lura's Thursday. Anders Holst will stay in Hinsdale for business until Tuesday. Ed Johnson hosted Sunday dinner. John Chelman family noted. Guy Riggin visited De Waelsche Monday. Martin Jensen went to Hinsdale Friday and Guy Riggen on Saturday with a load of pork.
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Miss Clark
Charles Rogers
Henry Lura
Anders Holst
Hinsdale
Ed Johnson
John Chelman
Martin Jensen
Guy Riggen
Polling Places Set for Ward 1 and Ward 2 in Saco
Aldermanic orders designate the Jail as Ward 1 polling place and the old Schoolhouse for Ward 2 in Saco Montana. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on election day per March 9 1922 town board action. Town Clerk Hever signs the notice.
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Board of Aldermen
Saco
Montana
Hever
Saco Montana town election notice revived in 1922
The town of Saco Phillips County Montana calls a town election for April 1932 to elect a mayor and ward aldermen. Voters residing within Saco limits are urged to attend. The notice is issued by F W Kroeger mayor, dated March 9 1922.
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Vail
Sacoips County
Montana
Ae Peles O County
Saco
Phillips County
Raco
Jno
Quedderman
Board of Aldermen
F. W.kroeger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda
PE Press
Anacoéda
C. F. Kelley
Montane
Hare News
Jonas Undheims
John Johnsons
Mrs. Cartwright
al Bruckner Home
Little Joe
Boushard
al Bruckner
Dr. Livengood
Fortin
Irene Johnson
Lillian Abel
Edna Yeska
Domestic Science Department
Fred Penne
Henry Random
Barr
Genevieve
Albert ‘Nelson
Carrie Dickson
Euelah
Tom Hinsdale
Bessie Dickson
Dickson
Roy Jones
Harry Hockley
Holst
Schuler
Henry Luraas
Harry Home
E. J. Cehuler
Dave Morris
Densyl
Louis Matthys
Chris Kreiser
Phil Cahill
Micel de Waelsche
Guy Riggin
Mrs
Miced de- Waelsche
Saco Business College
W. C. Macpherson
Isaac Pitman Syston
Ford
F.O.B
Detroit
F. W. Kroeger
Wrights
Saco Drug Store
A. E. Easton, Prop
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