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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-08-16
NEW PARTY WAVE
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"The recent conference and the
publicity which it received" he
asserted. "have stimulated activi-
ty among all kinds of groups, in
Guiding those which may not yet
be ready for the kind of national
movement we are promoting. In
Connecticut the formation of a
Labor party is being effectively
pushed. The American Common
wealth Federation aims to assist
in keeping the various progressive
and labor elements from isolation
and division and to prepare for a
comprehensive union of forces.
Amlie Opens Office
While requests for information
and literature offers of support
and volunteer services have beer
pouring in on the leaders of the
movement. definite organizations
action is being rushed, according
to Bingham. A national office i
being opened in Washington, DC.
by Congressman Amlie, Chairman
of the federation. 1t will be undel
the direction of Nathan Fine, will
a postoffice box address, number
, 1156.
1t is planned to coordinate al
activities in the various sections
! and states through the national of
flee in preparation for launching
! the party campaign. Regional of
fees will be set up. and as rapid!
as possible state movements or
ganized, where they are not al
ready under way, in a drive TO
membership and the affiliation O
other groups.
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homes in Chicago to be with their
mother. Mrs. Peterson.
Mrs. ]. P. Johnson of Grenor.
and Mrs. Holm of Dagmar were
guests of Mrs. H. P. Madsen an
Friday.
Dolores and Earl Lyngaas had
their tonsils removed on THURSDAY
at the PlentyWood hospital. They
returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jacobsen Mrs
Hutton and Mrs. Aage jacobsen
drove to Grenora on Tuesday, and
spent the day with relatives and
friends.
Helmer Engen Of Vining, MINI.
arrived here Moday and is employ
ed at the Ole johnson place for
the duration of the harvest sea-
son.
Mrs. P. G. Peterson, who was
operated on for gall stones last
Tuesday is getting along nicely.
She will be in the hospital at Plen-
tywood for about four weeks more.
Mrs. Lars Angvick entertained
her bridge club at Contract ON
Tuesday. Mrs. Eidness made high
score. Mrs. Brixon was a guest of
the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richardson.
Mrs. Lautsenheuser and daughter
| Mrs. Peet of Eseondido, Cal, for
mer residents Of this locality were
calling On friends here this week.
Mrs. Mcfarland and two daugh-
tiers of Fargo are house guests at
the Lund home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lund drove to Sidney on Sunday
and met them.
Mrs. Kenneth Ault and daughter
Lois of Wolf Point were guests
at the Murk home over the week.
end. Mrs. Ault attended the show
= er given for Mrs. Elmer Peterson
= in Antelope on Saturday afternoon
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Gibbons at
! tended dance at the James Mi
!. chefs home Saturday night. Tn
party was given in honor of MI
and Mrs. Lloyd Michels who wer
married in Spokane recently.
The Beer Vendors dance, sche
duled for last Saturday night wa
1 postponed because the promoter
' were unable to connect with an OF
/. chestra. However. they plan to pu
r on big dance in the hall her
next Saturday night with a promi
, nent Plentywood orchestra on tn
y platform. This will be a free dance
Sen. and Mrs. Angvick have a
their house guests Mr.. and Mr.
Brixon. Mr.. Brixon and Sen. Ans
/ wick were neighbors in Wisconsi
u for over 10 years. The Brixons al
> on their way home from an e.
n tended trip through the southez
part of California, Glacier Par
and also Yellowstone Park. The
u expect to return home to Wiscol
Nj sin by way of the Black Hills.
~ Mrs. Joe Vogel was hostess {
~ Tuesday afternoon, honoring Il
- 9Th birthday of her daughter Ell
nora. Guests were Mrs. Groslzurt
Mrs. Richard Paulson, Mrs. Vii
~ and Carol, Mrs. Dewey Christia
r. sen and Janet, Mrs. Paul Jacobs
Is and Eunice, Mrs. Johanson al
e. daughters. Mrs. Lyssen and t.
en- daughters, Mrs. Torvald Hans
'ir and two daughters.
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agf5EE'''
local Brevities


"Hope itt,o atej' expression, Par ,;
the oft ,1 EegSA clouds gathered dur
i alat the past week. n.o,,,ar
". 6. .p tTrla1nsacting business IN
t far county, T7' seat on Tuesday ~
the e, ''s and Mrs. Otto Larson, Dag
Nr. ana ,a M were Plentywood
1nll sE rss'V visitors on Tuesday.
''s sso. Meyer and Emil Burt Blunt,
Jerome p n and George
Richa abtsrs. old time pioneers Oh
R Raaitbv' we're in Plentywood ue'
70 o.u Noe of Archer was a Plen-
I bnili visitor during the first PAL part I
. rT 90 week week. with an old time
. i inS and word of cheer. Emil wa was
mlle ,i dit to nav a call to the Pro-
Srcers News Stall
I'D Rrinkman and wife, who
I.e a farm near Dagmar. have
ope PER hauling relief victims in Tor
D Deessis+rstion during the past sever
I = 5ovs, They report crop condl-
: ions u.s. Door in their locality.
uolon. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Dr., tI Gallagher of PlentywOod I'M
haven't Jew an operation for append
CEN !t;. IN the Memorial hospital last
T T.idav, DR.. Storkan performed the
rrIa+ation and the patient is now
wsHng a normal recovery.
The first thing that greets the
.va. Of a rev patron as he enters
e. q. Citv Cafe is a sign, "NC
HSliP9INKING ALLOWED" Before
h. is fairly seated, one of the
rorely Young ladies, who should be
.bIe to read, puts a glass of water
under MS nose
Huev P. Long for president-19-
se-in box car letters on the
0nare tire cover of a high power
al s new car bearing Wyoming Ii
cerse plates was seen in Plenty
wood last week. Is Wyoming laun'
ching the drive for Huey?
All dressed up for PlentywoOd
For the past several DAYS crew:
with tractor drawn. graders, pillow.
and rollers have been giving FRS
Avenue a surfacing treatment pre-
paratOry to a oil coat. This impro
yement will mark the 1st approach
to street pavement in this city.
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ARCHER

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Leader are
the proud parents of a baby boy.
Nels Thompson was Combining
for John Flakne last week.
liner Soren is helping at Art
Kazeck's.
Miss Irene Smith called at Har-
ry WhitiSh's recently.
Miss Vivian Whitmarsh spent
the past week with Miss Alice
Whitish.
Robert Cook and Gordon Boelens
called at John Eggens Saturday
evening.
frankie Barge called at the par
entail home of Jack Barge on Sun
day.
Lloyd and Clarence Whitish are
helping Harry Whitish with his
harvest.
Miss Alice Whitish and Robert
Cook spent Sunday at Jack Barge'i
Art Kanzeck had the misfortune
to tip his car over doing quite /;
bit of damage to it.
The Misses Alice Whitish, Wv
ian Whitmarsh, Irene Smith. Mrs
Lloyd Whitish and Estyle Whitisl
made brief call at the Joe Whit
iSh home last Thursday.
Several from this vicinity atten
ded the wedding dance given b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Michels Satur
day evening. A good time was re
ported and every one wishes tn
newlyweds life full Of happines
and prosperity.
Relatives and friends have re
ceived the pleasing news that ]. n
Whitish is getting along NIGEL
since his recent treatments by D.
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WESLEY

Arthur Helm is working at the
Ward farm at Lone Tree.
Miss Marjorie Enger is helping
at the Central office this week
Louie Jorgensen Of McElroy was
a town caller Wednesday.
Rueben Holtgren played for the
dance at Crosby Wednesday night
Plentywood plans on fair to
take place there about the middle
of September.
Duanne and Jaunita Leiningel
are visiting Fortuna friends this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter of Glas.
gov are visiting at the latters
home in Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holtgren ar.
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Should have Feed Reserve

Bozeman, Aug. Is. - The SAT-
est feed reserve in Montana areas
where droughts may be expected
periodically is enough for an ex-
ira year and the way to have this
safe reserve is to put up tame,
native and grain hays and any
other feeds whenever there is a
good crop, suggests 1. M. G. An
derson, extension livestock special
list at Montana State College.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-08-16
Westby Schools To
Open Sept. Ninth

The Westby schools will omen
Monoay September 9th. Registra-
ion Tor elementary school pupils
VIII take place on the opening dav
Oh school. Registration for higb
school pupils will take place on
saturday, August oath from 7 to
p: m. All are urged to be present
az TINS time to register. Those who
iind 1t impossible to be present at
Tnls time may register by mail
registration at this time will en-
aDie US to have all books and SIM
pies ready on the opening day of
school. O''S u
Miss Lois Howard. who holds a
3. A. degree from Kansas State
college, will have charge of the
work IN English and history. Mr..
Feter johnson, who has a B. A.
degree from Concordia COLLEGE.
Will have the work in physical and
social sciences. Mr.. G. F. Freis-
ieben, who has a B. S. degree
from the University of Minnesota
Will have the work in math. econ
omlcS and sociology.
Miss Erma Heinemeyer will have
charge of the primary room. Miss
Helnemeyer is a graduate of Dick
inson State Normal College. She
has also had one wear at the Uni
versity of Montana. Miss Inez Wa
ddell, who is a graduate of Billings
Eastern Montana Normal College
Will have charge of the work ot
the third and fourth grades. Miss
Cora Wang will have charge of the
work of the fifth anil sixth grades
Miss Wang is a graduate of the
Valley City State Normal College
She has also had work at the Uni
versltv of North Dakota and the
State Teachers College of Sar
Diego. Cal. Mr.. Harry Blackburn
a graduate of Dillon State Teacer,
College will have charge of tn,
seventh and eighth grades. Mr.
, Blackburn has also had a wear Of
advanced work.
, Students attending Westbv sch
T ools should take advantage of tn,
eXtra-curricular activities. Orches
ira work will be under the direc
ton of Miss Inez Waddell. Mis-
Waddell will be assisted by MI
Blackburn and Miss Heinemeyel
Miss Lois Elda Howard will hav
charge of the vocal music. Ath
letics will be handled by Mr.. Pete
= johnson. Defamation work will b
under the direction of Miss How
ard. Boy Scout work will be i
/. charge of Mr.. Blackburn. Clas
! plays will be directed by Mr..
= F. Friesleben.
u Information in regard to boar
" and room may be obtained frol
Mr.. G. F. Friesleben. Residents q
= Westby who have rooms to rent I
y high school pupils or who desi1
. to board and room high school pl
!. pills. should advise Mr.. F'rieslebel
d Westby extends an invitation |
those residing in Westby territol
to take advantage of the educi
N tional facilities offered by Il
TT Westby schools.
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GIN MARRIAGE LAW
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omony is necessary are going to
adjoining states.
Five percent of the vote cast for
Governor in 1882, in two fifths of
the counties, must sign the refer
endum petitions in order to refer
the law to popular vote for repeal.
If fifteen percent in each Of two
fifths of the counties sign referen-
dunn petitions, operation of the law
will be suspended pending a vote
by the people. The movement tc
circulate petitions and invoke the
referendum was started by the Bill.
ings Commercial Club and is be.
ing furthered by like organizations
all over the state.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-08-16
EDWARD IvERSON DIES

Edward Iverson, age 65, promi-
nent farmer and pioneer home
steader of Sheridan County. and
former Couty Commissioner, died at
his home east of Antelope. Mon
day, after long illness of cancer.
Funeral Services were from the
Iverson home Wednesday, inter
ment at Antelope Cemetery.
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Land Banks make cash loan

BOzeman, Aug. 10. - The IL
Federal land banks are now al
lowed to make farm mortgage
loans using cash instead of bonds
Of the Federal Farm Mortgage
Corporation and part cash, as has
been the practice for nearly a year
and half, according to a state
msnt by Governor w. l. Myers.
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Negro Rampages
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iff TAYLOR and deputies reached
the scene, but died early today.
Criner surrendered without re-
sistance to the sheriff.
Within 80 minutes after he had
been placed in a cell, an enraged
crowd surged about the building,
but dispersed without violence an
hour later when Sheriff Taylor
permitted a four-man delegation
to enter the building in search of
Criner who had been taken away
for safekeepig soon after his ar
rival there.
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RESOLUTION


WHEREAS, On the 18th day of
August. 1884 the Board of County
commissioners of Sheridan County
Montana, met pursuant to Chapter
l48, of the Laws of the Twenty
first Legislative Assembly, to con-
slider estimates of expenditures
and to fix the final budget for the
current fiscal year and at such
meeting fixed the total appropria-
ton for the management and ex-
penses Of the county Agents Of
flee at the sum of Nine Hundred
Fifty and noI100 ($950.00) Dollars
and for the gopher fund at the
sum of five hundred and no 10C
l$5O0.OOl Dollars and the Old Age
Pension Fund at the sum of -Four
Thousand and noI100 $(4000.00)
Dollars; and
WHEREAS, in considering and
fixing said appropriation for the
management and expenses of the
county agents office and the funds
hereinabove mentioned. The BoarC
anticipated that the amount so ap
propriated would be sufficient TO-
said budget and they did not antic
ipate that any more funds would
be required and that the said Coun
ty Agents office and funds desig
mated could be kept within the sale
budget requirements; and
WHEREAS, the County Agent
office has been under more ex
pense than was at first anticipat
ed; and
! WHEREAS, there has been a
unprecedented drain upon the go
pher fund and upon the Old Ag
pension fund which could not b
reasonably forecast at the time Q
the making of said budget, an en-
Urgency is hereby declared to eX
list and that there will be require
approximately Four Hundred an
nol100 ($40O.0O) Dollars to CON
pensate said budget for the mar
, agement and expenses of the Cou1
, ty Agents office during the pre-
sent year, and the sum of FoU
Hundred Fifty and noI100 ($450
} O0) Dollars to compensate sal
Y budget for the gopher fund ar
= the sum of Six Hundred and nol1(
e ($600.00) Dollars to compensat
said budget for the Old Age Pc
sion fund.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE ]
RESOLVED that notice be pul
lished by the Clerk, as required |
n Section 6 of Chapter 148. of Il
1929 session Laws, in the offici
paper of Sheridan County, in whit
{ notice shall state the facts const
tuting this emergency as afor
said, the estimated amount of mo
I ey required to meet such an eme
gency and notify the people tn
public hearing will be held
the Commissioners room, in t
County Courthouse. in the CITY
: Plentywood, Sheridan Count
o Montana on the 5th day of Jun
: 1885, at which time and place a.
taxpayer may appear and may
heard for or against the expent
5 ture of money for such alleged e.
Urgency.
BE 1T ALSO FURTHER r
q SOLVED that all proceedings h
in connection with the said matt
r be done and performed in str
20 compliance with chapter 184 of t
4 1929 Session Laws of the State
= Montana.
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The following resolution was in
troduced by County Commissioner
Tango.
Be it resolved by the Board of
County Commissioners of Sheridan
County:
That inasmuch as there is much
need for repairs and regarding
about Hip miles Of county high
way in the southeast part Of Sher-
idan County, which serves as a ru-
raj mail route and also connects
mp with the Ignite Trail built IN
1854.
Therefore, It Is hereby agreed
that this board will supply the ms
easnary machinery and equipment
and havw this work dona. IN tns
txsms tie Montana RsaSsf Qcmas
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-08-16
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
JUNE MEETING

AT 2 o'clock p. m. the Board re-
sumed. All Members of the Board
and the clerk present.
On motion the following taxes
were ordered cancelled Lot 10,
Block 13, Culbertson.
1927 Personal taxes assessed to
line 40.
On motion the following resolu-
ton was ordered on the minutes.
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At 9 o'clock a. m. June 5th, 1885
the Board resumed. all members
of the Board and the Clerk pre-
sent.
The following resolution was in
troduced by County Commissioner
Tango:
WHEREAS. it becomes neces-
sary to continue the maintenance
of the National Re-Employment
office in this county for a longer
period and that clerical help will
be necessary in such office in ad-
dition to the Employment officer
being paid for by the county.
Now, therefore, the Board of
County Commissioners hereby pc
tition the Montana Relief Commits
sion for funds to pay for such cler-
ical help and that a Supplementary
Project Application be submitted
until August 18th, 1885.
The Board of County Commits
sioners hereby agree that the
county will abide by the rules anC
regulations as have been. are anC
will be promulgated by the Mon
tana Relief Commission for the
continuation of this work project
All Commissioners voting "Aye'
Niels Madsen,
Clerk and Recorder
Certificate:
/, Niels Madsen, Clerk and Re
corder of Sheridan County. Mon
tana do hereby certify that tn
foregoing resolution was adopte'
| by the board of County Commits
sioners of Sheridan County. Mon
tana. at a meeting held by then
| (SEAL)
Niels Madsen
Clerk and Recorde
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rLANO BARGAINING are forced
rePsaeas in your vicinity, a
Smsn bungalow mOdel piano, like
HeW' Responsible party may
ave same By paying balance
que. Fer PARTICULARS write orion
brothers, Box e2s, Great Falls,
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Kodak Films Developed

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STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS,
INDIGESTION victims, why suf-
fer? For quick relief get q
free sample Of Udga, q doctors
presumption, ct Niller's Pharm-
scy. 18-9tp
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It
IIVAds

FOR SALE Four good milk cows,
or will trade for young cattle.
Art Nell, DoOley. 2tc
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percent of the cost Of equipment.
This board agrees further to
abide by the rules and regulations
as have been, are and will be pro-
mulgated by the Montana Relief
Commission for the completion of
this proposed work program.
All members present and voting
"aYe."
Done this 9Th day of June, 1885
A. J. Olson
Chairman, Board of County
Commissioners
At IL o'clock Noon the Board re-
cessed until 2 o'clock p. m.
At 2 o'clock p. m. the Board re-
sumed. All Members and the clerk
present.
On motion the following secur-
tiles were approved:
Security State Bank of Plenty
wood, Home Owners Loan Corp.
$3O.OOO.OO
The following appointment was
dllOW0Q
Ella Iverson. County Aget Stem
ographer, $500 per month.
The following resolution was or
dered en- the minutes.
Resolution
WHEREAS, there have been
many requests for medical services
without the County of Sheridan,
and.
WHEREAS. the said County of
Sheridan, through its Board of
County Commissioners, has appoin-
ted county poor doctors for the
care of said cases,
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT
Resolved that anyone desiring
medical aid or services from any
doctor without the County of Sher-
idan furnish the Board of County
Commissioners of Sheridan County
Montana, with a certificate from
the two county poor doctors stat
ing the necessity of sending the
party requesting medical service;
out of said county to obtain sucE
medical services.
The following claims were dis
allowed in full:
Mrs. Jurdie Smith, Rent. Lout
zenheiser. $500.
Linda E. Hall, Remit. Jacobsen
$500.
On motion the Monthly reports
, for the month of May 1885 of tn
, sheriff, Clerk of Court and tn
{ Clerk and Recorder and the Clerk
Trial Balance for April were ap
: proved.
! At 5 o'clock p. m. the Board re
cessed until 9 o'clock a. m. Jun
9th.
At 9 o'clock a. m. the Board re
!. sumed as the County Old Age Per
sion Commission with the Count
! Attorney, County Treasurer, Locs
! Relief Administrator and the cler
4 present.
e The following old Age Petition
; were approved and the Clerk il
structed to draw warrants fl
r same.
= Aaron Medders. $1,000.
y Theodore Theiser, SIS.
e Herbert Shirtliff.. SIS.
i r. w. Dickey, SIS.
h Peter P. Bruvold Sr. $40.
i Elsie Selvig, $40.
= Andrew Nordhagen. SIS.
l. Hans H. Solberg, $25.
: Andrew Moran. SO.
It Lillian Hedges $40.
It Mat o. Gullard, $40.
le Franz Rehman, $12.
If A. C. Miller. $50.
Y, Sanders Knight, SIS.
e, Jorgen Jorgensen. SIS.
" Lars Hanson. $25.
,e Cora Allen, $40.
j. Math Barge. $25.
n Anton Grondahl, 500.
Karin Berglund. $40.
G. Thomas C. Thompson. see.
I'd Theodore Brien, $40.
er John Sharrette, $40.
ct Sarah Stevens, $40.
ne Ole Hanson, $40.
Of Joseph F. Bambenck, sic.
Anna Jarstad $50.
Chas. Lindvall. SIS.
ra James Kelly $40.
n Chas. Drast, $40.
or Jorgen K. Jensen, SIS.
95 Adam Graft, SIS.
. Sophia Sorensen, SIP.
e At 5 o'clock p. m. the Board 8
NC iourned.
A. J. Olson
Chairman of the Boa
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for other
cattle, registered Hereford bulls.
Hans Hardersen. Archer, Mont.
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LEARN AztO Mechanics, Eleetri-
aty, Aeetylens and Electric We'll
ding, aaaO Diesel Motor. Practi-
eel training. Free catalog. HAN
son AUTO SCHOOL, Box
HsNA, Fargo, N. D. 1920
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At this time Printing Bids were
considered and same was given to
Plentywood Herald, a contract for
two years beginning July list, 1885
At 5 o'clock o. m. the Board re-
cessed until 8 o'clock IN. June
9Th.
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FARM FOR SALE-S20- acre farm
WITH good improvements, located
i've miles southeast of DaEmar.
Reasonable if taken at once.
Bee Hans Rasmussen, Plenty
wood, Montana. Il
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At 9 o'clock a. m. the Board re-
sumed as the County Old Age Pen
sion Commission with the County
Attorney, County Treasurer, Local
Relief Administrator and the clerk
present.
The following old Age Petitions
were approved and the Clerk in.
structed to draw warrants fo1
COMO
, 1935-07-05
MONTHLY INDEMNITY
SPECIAL FEATURES

Cumulative hospital indemnity. Monthly indemnity incres
to m month, if confined 10 a hospital. Registered ident
gency expense, up to 500. Special indemnity for medical
five treatments It 50 each, for N m accident
AGE LIMITS; 1910, inclusive Full benefits 10 ages 1859, inclusive; half
benefits to others
No Physical Examination. No. Red Tape
, 1935-07-05

AS an added service to subscribers of The
Herald, we have made arrangements to issue an
All Coverage Accident Insurance Policy paying
up to $4,000. This is a new type Of policy in this
field, giving protection against a much wider
range of accidents than are usually covered in a
low-cost policy. Ii is backed up by a strong old
line legal reserve company, the Great Northern
Life Insurance Company, which has paid to
policyholders and beneficiaries more than $751;
100000. The policy covers all accidents, except