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Good Pont King Jefferson, I guess it depends on how successful the FED is at increasing the money multiplier, so far not very. Maybe the US is headed for stag deflation? It seems our monetary policy is pushing on a string. Look at Japan, credit contraction and decreased money velocity are making it very difficult for BOJ to create 2% targeted inflation. Similarly, the FED ZIRP crowds out private lending by decreasing available high quality collateral that can be repoed by shadow banks. The FED in essence has cartelized lending and banks are, so far, not playing the game the way they're supposed to. Politicians have to address the production side of the equation. Why don't producers want to borrow money and grow the economy?
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The FED got us into this mess in the first place with all of these artificially low interest rates through the 1990s, now they can't raise interest rates without crashing the whole economy. Central banks were supposed to suppress volatility but, since 1917 we've had more volatility than before. The central planners can't get the money supply right. I say, gold standard, competitive currencies, no central bank, Austrian all the way!
I'm young, I'm not a baby boomer. I don't care about my portfolio, and my nominal retirement gains, I want my country to exist for my daughter to have the potential to succeed. Scrap Medicare turn it into a voucher program, make social security optional, cut defense by 50% (close 450 of our 900 military bases), congressional term limits, flat tax, and then you would see growth my friend! In the long run ZIRP isn't gonna help us much, just prolong the agony (look at Japan).
Mar 2, 2013. 06:52 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
Datadave, LOL! Thank you for the constructive feedback, I will try to be more tactful in my criticism of our government. By the way you are too married to your liberal ideology, try to open your mind a little bit. Republicans = bad, Democrats = good, is so.... 1990s.
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Why The Price Of Gold Is Falling [View article]
I'm not so sure about #4, why would the issuer of the world's reserve currency necessarily have to run a deficit? The US is enabled to run deficits due to our treasuries being in demand, but that doesn't mean we have to run deficits.
What do you think about Japan. Soon the INTEREST on their debt will be greater than their revenue, especially if yields go up. The BOJ is stuck, they can't stop buying up debt and printing or else the yields will raise and cause the Japanese Treasury to go insolvent. This is where the US is headed.
In Chartalism, people seem willing to still purchase govt backed debt even with guaranteed losses, it's unbelievable to me. It's the liquidity preference. The question is, at the margin, when does this liquidity preference end?Mar 1, 2013. 11:12 PM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
Unintended consequences of the FED's actions are becoming more apparent and more severe. The low rates are hurting savers, money markets, and pension plans. Investors are being pushed into taking higher risks seeking a ROI wherever they can find one. Creative destruction and reallocation of wealth is being suppressed by maintaining the status quo. The Phillips curve only holds true when the economic fundamentals of price discovery are allowed to work. Our economy will start growing again when business regulations, tax laws, unemployment, disability, and entitlement reform takes place in a smart way. Unfortunately, given the retards that are running this country, we're in for decades of stagflation. Japan is our model, we will follow their lead.Mar 1, 2013. 11:01 PM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
Top Line Sales And Profit Growth Falter As The Dow Approaches All Time Highs [View article]
It seems to me that investors don't want to miss out on this bull market in equities and are just rotating out of cash and bonds and into equities. Never mind that the bull market in equities has been engineered by the FED, where else are you going to put your money? I agree though, that investors have their finger on the trigger, ready to pull out of stocks at any time!Mar 1, 2013. 10:23 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
How Obamacare Could Harm Growth In 2014, Part II [View article]
I can see that you are very passionate about this topic, and that is good. A solution to the Medicare problem is probably the single best thing we could do to increase our federal govt's efficiency and solvency. Healthcare financing in the US, as it is now, is a disaster. It is an unholy combination of government control and free markets. The reason healthcare is so expensive in the US is from the following:
1. 3rd party payers divorce the consumer from direct exposure to the cost of care (no price discovery mechanism).
2. Employer-based insurance benefits are tax-decuctible, causing an arms race in private insurance.
3. Litigation, some studies put the cost of litigation as high as 33 cents for every dollar (defensive medicine, over-consultation, over-testing).
4. CMS reimburses for quantity, reimburses procedures more than primary and preventative care.
The dentists are all starting to fall into the same trap we did in the 1970s, becoming dependent on 3rd party payers. Just wait, dental care (just like student loans) will get bid up and up and up once you remove price discovery from the equation. This is classic, moral hazard, the central planners would do much better allowing the free market to work. I'm happy to use govt money for healthcare for the poor but it needs to be done in a much smarter way. CMS has done a terrible job, and Obamacare will carry the torch in 2014 of doing a horrible job of making economic decisions from 30,000 feet. It just doesn't work.Mar 1, 2013. 08:59 PM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment


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FRANK DuBOIS JAQUETTE
September 4, 1903 - November 29, 1984
Frank DuBois Jaquette, 81, of Hamilton, died Thursday morning at Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital from cancer. He was born September 4, 1903 at Victor, Colorado, the son of Frank D. and Esther Jaquette. His family alter moved to Butte, Montana, graduated from high school and attended the School of Mines. He moved to the Bitter Root Valley where he devoted his time to mining and bee-keeping. On October 3, 1930 Frank married Hazel Mary Maxwell in the Bitter Root Valley.
He is survived by two daughters, Maxine Skaw, Ovando, Montana, and Marion Mendenhall of Hamilton; 10 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his eldest daughter, Jean Wetzsteon Johnson.
Ravalli Republic, Friday, November 30, 1984, page 2
April 9, 1879 - May 16, 1955
Jenkins Funeral Service Thursday
Funeral services for Oscar Warren Jenkins, 81, will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Dowling Funeral Home with the Rev. L.L. Grandpre, pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, officiating. Burial will be in the Corvallis Cemetery.
He was born April 9, 1879 at Alton, Kansas, and was married January 20, 18905 to Nina May Smith at Neodesha, Kansas. He lived in Kansas until moving to Montana in March 1900. He lived in Hamilton area until 1903 then started operating a farm near Corvallis. Jenkins died May 16 at his home at 119 North 6th Street. He had lived there since 1951.
Survivors include his widow; sons, Vernon E, William O, Delwyn J, all of Corvallis; Clayton B, Darby; Joseph A, Seattle, Washington; Rollin A, Fort Worth, Texas; daughter, Cora Mae Barker, Culleen, Washington; brothers, Charles, Portland, Oregon, and Thomas, Pueblo, Colorado, and a sister, Mrs. Jennie Hartz, Denver, Colorado. There are numerous grandchildren.
Ravalli Republican, May 17, 1955, page 1
O.W. Jenkins, Long Time Resident Of The Bitter Root, Is Taken By Death
Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the Dowling chapel in Hamilton for Oscar Warren Jenkins, who passed away Monday afternoon at 3:45 at his home on North Sixth Street in Hamilton. Rev. Liono Grandpre, pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist church at Missoula and Hamilton, officiated at the rites. Burial was made in Corvallis cemetery. The pallbearers were Russell Unrue, Jack Unrue, Floyd Wilson, Walter Ash, Frank Weisbeck, and Harry Gander.
Oscar Warren Jenkins was born April 9, 1874 at Altoona, Kansas. He came from pioneer stock of Virginia whose later generations in turn had been pioneers in Kentucky and Illinois. He was marred to Mina May Smith of Neodesha, Kansas at her home January 20, 1895. Shortly after their marriage, the couple came to Montana to make their home, arriving in Hamilton April 1, 1900.
Mr. Jenkins was an accomplished stone mason After his arrival in the Bitter Root, he immediately secured work at his craft in the construction of the Ravalli county court house at Hamilton. He helped lay the heavy stone foundation and did other work on the building, later joining in construction work on the roof of the structure. Later, Mr. Jenkins engaged in work in the woods of the area, which were then being harvested of the virgin crop of yellow pine which covered most of the valley and its mountains ides. From time to time, he engaged in work as a stone mason on other buildings then rising in the new town of Hamilton.
He homesteaded in the hills east of Corvallis in 1903 where the family was raised and Mr. Jenkins grew wheat. In the spring of 1928, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins quit the wheat ranch and acquired farm property under the "Big Ditch" where he operated a dairy, ran a small band of sheep and for nine years was engaged as the driver of one of the school buses of the Corvallis consolidated school district.
In 1951, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins moved to Hamilton where they have since made their home. During the past several years, Jenkins had not been very strong which impaired his ability to get about the community to a considerable extent, but he retained his mental faculties until the very end, maintaining a deep interest in public affairs and continuing a life long career as a sterling citizen, father, husband and friend. He was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist church for 58 years.
Mr. Jenkins is survived by his widow, Mina May, and by the following children: Vernon and William, booth of Corvallis; Rollin, Ft. Worth, Texas; Cora May Barker, Quilcene, Washington; Joseph, /seattle, Delwyn, Corvallis; clayton, Darby; by two brothers, Charles of Portland, Oregon, and Thomas of Pueblo, Colorado, and by a sister, Jennie Hartz, Denver, Colorado. Also surviving are 25 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
All of the children, together with immediate relatives, thereof, some of the grandchildren and great grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and friends from with out the Bitter Root were here for the funeral services.
The Western News, May 19, 1955
January 14, 1833 - March 1, 1910
Shortly after midnight Tuesday morning, George Washington Jennings, another of the aged residents of the Bitter Root valley, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A.C. Walbridge, on Second street, death being the result of apoplexy. The deceased had not been in good health for some time. Five years ago, he suffered a stroke of paralysis, and since that time, he made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Walbridge. The direct cause of death, however, was apoplexy, with which he was afflicted only a few hours.
Mr. Jennings had reached the advanced age of seventy-seven years, one month and fifteen days, being born in Bon Tioga County, Pennsylvania, January 14, 1833. Here he lived forty-two years when he moved to Wisconsin. Twenty years later he came to the Bitter Root valley, where he lived fifteen years. Ten years of this time, he lived at Grantsdale, following the trade of a mason. He was a member of the Grantsdale Presbyterian church and he was a devoted Christian.
The funeral was held at the Walbridge home Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. J.C. Irwin, pastor of the Hamilton Presbyterian church. The body was interred in Riverview cemetery, beside the remains of his wife, who died several years ago.
Ravalli Republican, March 4, 1910
December 6, 1939 - February 1986
Betty Lou Nulliner Jewell, 46, of Missoula, died Saturday at her home from complications of diabetes. She was born December 6, 1939 at Hamilton, the daughter of Louis and Magrete Nulliner, and received her education in Hamilton. She later attended college at Dillon. She married John Jewell on September 16, 1961 at San Jose, CA.
Survivors include her mother, Magrete Norbury, of Missoula; a son, Charles Jewell of Missoula, foster children: Sandra Goldie, Spokane, Wash, Jerry Hoffman and John Franklin, both of Missoula; three brothers, Raymond Dewey, Great Falls, Lou Nulliner, Hamilton, and Gene Nulliner, Missoula; a sister, May Fifield of Great Falls; five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Dowling Funeral Home in Hamilton with pastors James Hoppe and Robert Mullen officiating. Burial will follow at Corvallis Cemetery in Corvallis.
Abstract from: Ravalli Republic, February 3, 1986
CHARLES (Charley) G. JOHNSON
September 16, 1875 - April 5, 1953
Charles G. Johnson died at his Corvallis home on Easter Sunday. He was born September 16, 1875 in Bornholm, Denmark.
In 1897, he was married at Hamilton to Sadie Strange. They became the parents of three children who survive the parents. Mrs. Johnson died of cancer at Rochester, Minnesota in 1918.
He is survived by his widow, Ellen; his son, Robert, a daughter, Mrs. Robert Thomas, all of Corvallis, and another daughter, Mrs. Wesley Hickey, Bozeman. Also surviving are four grandchildren. The latter are Ann, Bruce, and Craig Johnson and Janet Hickey.
Funeral services for Mr. Johnson were held at the Dowling chapel in Hamilton Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Jesse Dove officiating. Burial was made in Corvallis cemetery. Pallbearers were Howard Boyer, Jack Korman, Eugene Doty, Fred Reinbold, Albert Hess, and Ed. O'Hare.
Abstract from: The Western News, April 9, 1953
August 26, 1901 - March 3, 1950
Frank F. Johnson Rites on Tuesday
Funeral services for Frank F. Johnson, 48, carpenter, will be held in Dowling chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Roger Robinson officiating. Mr. Johnson died of heart disease in Daly hospital Friday night. He had been in ill health for several years.
He was born August 26, 1901, Madison, Wisconsin and came to the Bitter Root with his family in 1912 and settled on a ranch near Corvallis. He lived in Corvallis since that tie following the carpentry trade. He was a member of the Carpenter's union and of the Hamilton Eagles lodge. March 6, 1928, he was married to Minnie Stoll.
Survivors include the widow; son, Ernest; daughter, Mrs. Beverly Eicholz, three grandchildren; one brother and three sisters The brother, Carl, Lebanon,oregon, arrived Saturday and will remain to attend the funeral services.
Pall bearers will be John Wilkerson, Floyd McCormick, William Randolph, Roy Thomas, Robert Thomas. Burial will be in Corvallis cemetery.
Ravalli Republic, March 6, 1950
November 26, 1832 - May 15, 1916
Smothered to Death While Working in a Mine
Slide in the Curlew Mine Near Victor Caught Clarence Johnson Monday Morning
Victor, May 18 - Clarence Johnson, aged 22 years, was crushed nd smothered to death about 1:30 o'clock Monday Morning in the tailing pit at the Curlew mine northwest of Victor. Clarence, with his father, George W. Johnson, were working with the night crew at the mine. The chute became clogged and the young man went down to clean it out when in some manner, a gradual slide was started and his feet and legs were caught under the pressure. His father threw a rope to him, but was unable to pull him out. He then ran for help, but when the foreman and other help arrived, only a hand was protruding. When the young man was finally taken out at 3:30 o'clock, the body was lifeless.
Clarence Johnson was born at Belgrade, Montana, November 16, 1892. He is survived by his father, two sisters, Margaret Johnson and Mrs. Henry Corvan, and a brother, Alvin, and a half-brother, who lives in Iowa.
His friend, Miss Daisy Akin, of Belgrade, and his uncles, Sam and Dave Bell of Belgrade, were present for the funeral services which were held at the Presbyterian church Wednesday at 2 p.m., Rev. J.L. Reese of Stevensville officiating. The deceased was a member of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges. Interment was made in the Victor Cemetery. Services were conducted by the joint lodges at the cemetery.
Ravalli Republican, Friday, May 19, 1916
February 15, 1863 - November 28, 1942
Funeral services for Mrs. Otto Johnson, 79, who died shortly before midnight Saturday, were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Dowling chapel. She was taken ill November 23 and was admitted to the hospital three days later. The Rev. C.J. Taber will officiated. Interment was in Riverview Cemetery. Pall bearers were David Hope, Ted LaChambre, Paul Pagenkopf, Frank Merritt, DeWitt Vial, and Miles Romney Jr.
Mrs. Johnson was born near Oslo, Norway, February 15, 1863. She came to this country with her parents on a sailboat when four weeks old. It required six weeks for the trip. The family first located in Bloomingdale, Wisconsin. In 1890, Mrs. Johnson went to Helena from Sparta, Wisconsin, where Mr. Johnson operated a furniture store. They came here a few years later and for nearly 50 years, Mrs. Johnson has lived in the same house at 739 Main Street.
She was a charter member of the Methodist Church here, a member of the Scandinavia fraternity, and a former member of the Rebekah lodge.
Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Elsie Wayne, and son, Carl, at home; sons Lindahl, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Fritz R., Spokane, Washington. Fritz arrived Monday to attend the services, but Lindahl will be unable to attend because of the illness of his wife.
Ravalli Republican, December 3, 1942
November 6, 1977 - August 24, 1963
Mrs. Ellen Johnson of Corvallis Died Saturday; Rites Monday
Funeral services were Monday afternoon at the Dowling chapel for Mrs. charles Johnson of Corvallis who died at her home Saturday, August 24, after an illness of several weeks. Rev. E.J. Ruff officiated at the rites and interment was in Corvallis cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Korman, Eugene Doty, Roy Thomas, Dudley Bowden, Gilbert Chaffin and Ed Bay. Mrs. Johnson had been in poor health for several years.
Ellen Margaret Stade was born November 6, 1877 in Roskilde, Denmark. She came to the United States in 1919 and settled in Corvallis. She married Charles G. Johnson December 27, 1919 in Hamilton with Rev. Richard Whitehouse officiating and attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Harrie Fierce. Mr. Johnson died April 5, 1953.
Survivors are a son, Robert, Corvallis; stepdaughters, Mrs. Robert (Edna) Thomas, Corvallis, Mrs. W.G. (Irene) Hickey, Bozeman; four grandchildren; and a sister in Denmark. The grandchildren of Mrs. Johnson are Mrs. Dean (Janet Hickey) Ford, Bozeman; Ann, Bruce, and Craig Johnson, Corvallis.
The Western News, August 28, 1963
George Johnson Died at Victor Tuesday Morning
Went to Work as Usual That Morning and Complaining of Pains Returned Home
Victor, November 2 - Tuesday morning, George Johnson, whose ranch is about three miles north of here, went to help a neighbor thresh, but before he arrived there, he was taken with a pain across the breast and was not able to work so returned home and about 11 o'clock passed away. He was apparently in the best of health Monday and helped thresh at his own and at a neighbor's place. He leaves his invalid wife, two sons, Otto and Myron of Sidney, and a daughter, Mrs. Everson of Trout Creek. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house and the remains will be laid to rest in the Victor cemetery.
Ravalli Republican, Friday, November 3, 1916
1858 - March 23, 1929
Stevensville, March 26 - George W. Johnson, who has been in ill health for 10 years, died early Monday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus L. Franks with whom he lived in late years. His wife died three years ago and a daughter several years previously.
Two daughters and two sons are yet living. They are Mrs. Cyrus L. Franks in Stevensville and Mrs. Charles Tepley of Three Mile, James Johnson, the eldest of the children living in California; Claude Johnson, the younger son, residing here.
Mr. Johnson came here from Missouri about 59 years ago and was employed by Charles Flannigin on his farm in the Etna section. He later returned to his home in the eat and brought back his wife and the family became part of the growing community along Burnt Fork creek where he has farmed the greater part of his time as a local resident.
He was one of the Ravalli County representatives in the legislature and assessor one term. Soon after Judge Henry L. Myers resigned from the bench in the third district court to become United States senator, Mr. Johnson was prominently mentioned as the next United States marshal but another applicant was successful in getting the appointment.
The Western News, March 28, 1929
1904 - January 1, 1932
Herbert Wesley Johnson, born 28 years ago at Dempsey in the Deer Lodge valley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson, prominent early day residents of that locality, died at 6 o'clock last night in Hamilton.
Mr. Johnson was very well known in this city. He attended school here and also in Butte. In 1925 he was married to Miss Clara Sullivan, a well-known. Anaconda girl. He then went to California, where he spent four years as mechanic for the Southern California Edison company of Los Angeles. He returned to Anaconda two years ago because of his health.
Mr. Johnson is survived by his wife and one son, Donald Herbert, 2 years of age; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson of the Deer Lodge valley; two sisters, Mrs. Ed R. Lee of Butte and Erma D. Johnson of Anaconda; two brothers, Raymond of Anaconda and Hennes N. Johnson of Butte; an uncle. Chris Jergensen of the Deer Lodge valley; an aunt, Mary Crosswhite of Anaconda; three nephews, Norman E. Lee of Butte, Harold H. Johnson of Butte and William Prescott of Osawatomie, Kan.; five nieces, Katherine, Nettie May. Maurine Johnson and Neona Lee of Butte; Nadine Prescott of Osawatomie, Kan., and the following cousns: L. B. Crosswhite, Ida M. Crosswhite of Anaconda and Mrs. W. T. Parks of Wilmington, Cal.
No arrangements have been made as to the funeral.
January 7, 1886 - December 20, 1996
Jeanette "Nettie" Edith Johnson, 110 years of age, of Hamilton, died Friday, December 20, 1996 at the Valley View Estates Nursing Home, in Hamilton. She was born January 7, 1886, on the Summers Ranch in the Skalkaho Valley, the daughter of John A. and Judy Summers. On June 20, 1917, she married Harry Johnson in California.
Surviving are two nephews, Bob Summers of Portland, Oregon and John Ashby of Tacoma, Washington; a niece Barbara Bernatz of Mesa, Arizona.
Abstract from: Ravalli Republican, December 23, 1996
November 17, 1878 - July 21, 1957
J.W. Johnson died Sunday, July 21 in Daly Memorial Hospital. John William Johnson was born November 17, 1878, the first white child to be born in Phelps County, Nebraska. At Fairfield, Nebraska he met Miss Cora Willis with whom he was wed on Christmas Day, 1903 at LaMoure, North Dakota.
J.W. Johnson is survived by four children, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. The children are Mrs. Glen Kohls, Hamilton; Mrs. Ansley Peirce, Spokane; Mrs. G.L. McLaren, Spokane; and William Johnson, Jr, Kooskia, Idaho. All of the children, Mr. Kohls, Mr. Peirce, and Mrs. Wm Johnson, together with some of the grandchildren, were here for the rites.
Abstract from: The Western News, July 25, 1957
June 5, 1904 - March 13, 1999
Missoula - Leoda Johnson, 94, of Missoula, passed away Saturday, March 13, 1999, at St. Patrick Hospital. She was born June 5, 1904, to Wicks and Mary Belle Smith in Sleeping Child, Mont. On March 9, 1928, she married Harry Johnson in Hamilton.
She is survived by two daughters, Laurise Lockwood and her husband Bill, and Phyllis Gribnau; granddaughters Lonnie and Jamie Gribnau, Denise Potter and husband Don; grandsons Joe Gribnau and wife Michele, Larry Lockwood and wife Jaime, Brian Lockwood and Jolene, and Jim Lockwood and Vera; and seven great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Harry, sisters Judy, Kitty, Ida and Maudie, and brothers Dewey, Perry and Dave.
Visitation will be 9-11 a.m. Wednesday, March 17, at Garden City Funeral Home, where a funeral service will follow at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Corvallis Cemetery. Arrangements are under the care of Garden City Funeral Home and Crematory.
Abstract from: The Missoulian, March 15, 1999
November 10, 1931 - March 18, 1983
L. Jean Johnson, 51, of Bigfork died Friday at the Kalispell Regional Hospital following a brief illness. She was born November 10, 1931 in Butte, the daughter of Frank D. and Hazel Click Jaquette. She attended rural elementary schools in the Bitter Root Valley and graduated from high school at Darby in 1949. She was also a graduate of the Butte Business College.
On July 21, 1974, she married Dr. George Johnson in Lincoln. They made their home in Havre from 1974 until 1979, when they moved to Bigfork, where he is associated with the Bigfork Optometric Practice. Jean worked as an optometiric assistant up until the time of her death.
Besides her husband at the family home, survivors include two children by a previous marriage, Terry and Paula Wetzsteon; two daughter, Loree Johnson of Missoula and Mrs. Eric (Sharon) Traber of Seward, Alaska; one son, Gregory Johnson of Somers; two grandchildren; her mother, Hazel Jaquette of Missoula; her father, Frank Jaquette of Hamilton; two sisters, Mrs. Robert (Marian) Mendenhall of Hamilton and Mrs. Ralph (Maxine) Shaw of Ovando; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorial services will be held at the Missoula Community Chapel on Tuesday, March 22 at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Stephen Valentine officiating. Arrangements and cremation are by the Weatherford Funeral Home in Kalispell. The family suggests memorial contributions to the ALERT Foundation, Buffalo Hill, Kalispell.
Abstract from: Ravalli Republic, March 21, 1983
May 15, 1876 - March 31, 1947
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson Dies of Heart Attack At Home In Corvallis
Corvallis - Mrs. Myrtle Elizabeth Johnson, 70, died of a heart attack at her home Monday afternoon. She was born May 15, 1876, and had lived in the valley for the past 36 years. She was the widow of John Fred Johnson, a Spanish-American war veteran who died in 1942. Mrs. Johnson was a charter member of the Corvallis Community Church.
Survivors are daughters, Mrs. Ethel Mace, Stevensville; Mrs. Raymond Birch , Clinton, Ind.; Mrs. Edna Rothe, Lewistown; and sons, Jack, Corvallis; Carl, Lebanon, Ore. The body is at the Dowling Funeral Home.
Ravalli Republican, Tuesday, April 1, 1947
April 26, 1908 - May 2, 1983
Roy Harold Johnson, 75, died Monday at the Valley View Estates following a lengthy illness. He was born on April 26, 1908 at Michigan City, ND to the late Charles and Linda Hokamson and received his education in Mapes, ND.
He entered the U.S. Army in March 1943 and was discharged in February 1944. Following his discharge, he moved to Hamilton. He owned and operated the Johnson Electric from 1956 to 1970 when he retired. He married Alice Bickner Clyde in Hamilton in 1946. They were divorced in 1965.
Survivors include two daughters, Marilyn Johnson of Darby, and Judith Clark of Moses Lake, Washington; one son, James Johnson of Anchorage, Alaska; four sisters, Mabel Nelson of Spokane, Hattie Langstaf of Sacramento, California, Ether Schroeder of Seattle, and Myrtle Harbaugh of Hamilton; one brother, Harry Johnson of Aberdeen, SD. He was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters.
There will be no services. Cremation will take place in Missoula. The family suggests memorials to the Faith Lutheran Church, the Bitter Root Humane Shelter, or Hamilton Haven House.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Dowling Funeral Home.
Abstract from: Ravalli Republic, May 3, 1983
Abraham L. (Abe) Johnston, 80, described in the obituary as a Pioneer Realtor in Hamilton since 1899, died on October 22, 1948, in Hamilton. His wife, Mabel C., had died on May 28, 1948. He was survived by two sons: Joe of Spokane, WA; Robert of Hamilton; and Mrs. L.L. Davis of Hamilton.
Independent Record, Helena, MT, October 23, 1948
Contributed by: Carol P. Garitty
Contributor's Notes: Abraham Johnston was born about 1867 in Iowa to Robert and Sarah Selena Crowther Johnston. Abraham and four brothers survived a typhoid epidemic in IA that claimed his mother, three sisters and another brother. Robert and the five surviving sons moved West and settled in MT and CA. Abraham and Mabel are buried in the Hamilton Cemetery, Ravalli County, MT.
Abraham's survivors would have been Joseph H. born about 1907, Robert C. born about 1903 and Mildred L. born about 1910.
If any descendants of Abraham and Mabel and their children would care to contact me, I have additional family information to share. (Abraham's father and my great-grandfather, George Johnston, were brothers.)
Ed L. Jones, a farmer of the south Hamilton district, died at the Daly hospital Monday night from effects of a chronic ailment that necessitated amputation of his leg to halt gangrene. The amputation was made Sunday, but the inroads of the poisoning had gained too much headway and death resulted.
Mr. Jones came here about two years ago from the Blackfoot valley. He had ranched there about five years after moving west from Rygate, where he lived several years. He had following farming throughout his life and his home here ws the small truck and fruit ranch which he purchased from Roy Moore. Born November 5, 1878 at Platteville, Wisconsin, Mr. Jones was nearing his sixtieth year.
Surviving family members are the wife, and a son Rex of Hamilton, and a son Robert, who arrived Tuesday from his home at Helmville for the last rites.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Dowling chapel with an old-time friend, Mrs. Rose Williams of Rygate giving the last tribute. Pallbeares were Otto and Dick Kent, Joseph Gaffney, Charles Clements, J.E. Dresel and Hugh MacMillan. Burial was in Riverview Cemetery.
Ravalli Republican, Thursday, June 23, 1938
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Mrs. S. Jorgensen Passed Away at Hospital
Last Rites Held Tuesday Afternoon for Young Matron and Burial Was Made in Corvallis.
Spotted fever claimed its first victim in the Bitter Root Valley this year with the death Sunday afternoon of Mrs. May McInnis Jorgensen at the Daly Hospital. Mrs. Jorgensen had never been inoculated with the preventive vaccine, but made a heroic fight to conquer the disease and until early Sunday was thought to have a fair chance for recovery. She was brought to the hospital from her home at Stevensville the previous Monday.
Mrs. Jorgensen was born at New Freeport, PA, May 16, 1902. She came to the Bitter Root Valley with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. McInnis, six years later. The family settled in the West Fork district, southwest of Darby. Her marriage to Mr. Jorgensen took place there nine years ago. Three children, Evangeline and Wallace, twins, and Gerald survive with the husband, the parents, two sisters, and two brothers. The sisters are Mrs. James Erickson of Wenatchee, WA, and Miss Helen McInnis, and the brothers are Jack of Seattle, and Wallace of Hamilton.
Last rites were held at the Dowling Chapel Tuesday afternoon, Rev. H.H. Longnecker delivering the sermon. The pallbearers were A.P. Nickel, G.F. Shook, and T.E. Milburn of Darby, and James Gage, W. Shriner, and Jack Lucas of Stevensville. Burial was in the Corvallis Cemetery, where other relatives rest. With the exception of the brother in Seattle, the relatives were all present at the time of Mrs. Jorgensen's death.
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As the architect of Lennox Lewis' meteoric rise to the undisputed world heavyweight title in the late 1990's, brash promoter Frank Maloney knows a thing or two about the big men and doesn't mince words when it comes to his take on the glamor division. "There are two categories in boxing; the heavyweights and then everyone else," he said. "As the heavyweights go, so go the fortunes of the sport.."
The colorful Londoner is well aware that British fans will be looking for a heavyweight they can pin their hopes on when the current rotation of Matt Skelton, Danny Williams, Michael Sprott and Audley Harrison run their course and Maloney has rested his long term aspirations on the broad shoulders of big punching Irishman Scott Belshaw, who will appear on two of Maloney's fight cards this spring.
At just 22 years of age, Belshaw has quickly amassed a record of seven wins against no losses since joining the professional ranks in October, 2006 but the promoter knows there's still a long way to go in the maturation process of Belfast prospect.
"Scott has just made a successful return to the ring after an absence of seven months and he'll be looking to make a statement in the division, but he's still a young heavyweight who needs to be brought along," said the promoter.
"Unlike other weight classes, a lot of heavyweights don't mature until they're in their late 20's or early 30's and provided Scott's handled right, he could be a name to watch in the future.
One thing that is already evident about the skills of the 6 foot 7 inch Belshaw is that he can punch with definite authority. Of the seven opponents that have faced the Ulster heavyweight, only granite-jawed Yorkshireman Paul King has finished the fight on his feet.
With Maloney keen to continue Belshaw's learning process, the towering youngster will make his next appearance in the squared circle on a Maloney show taking place at the Harvey Hadden Leisure Centre in Nottingham, England on Friday, March 7 and then it's right back to the grindstone at York Hall in London on Friday, April 18.
Should the spring campaign of Belshaw pan out, Maloney has plans for his heavyweight hopeful that should reach fruition in 2009 but the seasoned fight figure is taking a patient approach.
"My track record is good in the heavyweight division and this process has to be done the right way," he said. "Even the most experienced amateurs coming into the pro game can fail miserably, as we saw with Audley Harrison.
"It's my job to bring Scott along and he's still a long way off from fighting for major honors. He's still only in junior school at the moment and I'll make his fights accordingly; I'm not going to rush him but we'll be looking for domestic type titles over the next 18 months."
Scott Belshaw will appear on the Frank Maloney event, The Bull vs. The Matador, headlined by Rendall Munroe's European super bantamweight title challenge of reigning champion Kiko Martinez at the Harvey Hadden Leisure Centre in Nottingham, England on Friday, March 7, 2008.
Chief support features Commonwealth bantamweight champion Jason Booth making his maiden title defense against steel-chinned challenger Lante Addy of Ghana.
Ex-IBO champion Brian Magee meets British Midlands Area titlist Tyrone Wright at light heavyweight and Derby's flashy Scott Haywood takes a step up against Potteries powerhouse Gary Reid at light welter.
Leicester middleweight Kevin Concepcion and Leeds featherweight Danny Wallace are also scheduled to appear.
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On Friday, April 18, 2008, Frank Maloney Promotions present British light middle champion Gary Woolcombe meeting the challenge of big punching southpaw and former titleholder Ryan Rhodes at York Hall in London. Also featured will be seasoned vet John McDermott and the explosive Pele Reid, who will argue the vacant English heavyweight title.
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Tripura's main opposition Congress expelled three of its rebel leaders after they formally joined Trinamool Congress on Sunday.
Earlier in the day former PCC president Surajit Dutta, former Ministers Ratan Chakraborty and Jawar Saha and party's OBC department Chairman Prafulla Debnath announced decision to join the Trinamool at its headquarters in Kolkata.
The disgruntled leaders who were against elevation of Sudip Roy Burman first as PCC President and then as leader of Opposition in State Assembly have been camping in Kolkata for past one week to discuss new arrangement with senior Trinamool leaders including the former Railway Minister Mukul Roy.
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NORTH HOLLYWOOD - B&B Sales, the well-known San Fernando Valley gun store that helped arm police during the 1997 North Hollywood bank robbery shootout, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy Thursday.
Previously, the chain hoped to emerge from reorganization under Chapter 11 protection from its creditors, but was unable to turn a profit and instead elected to liquidate.
``I'm shocked,'' said Rick Kaumeyer, a West Hills fraud investigator who has been buying firearms there for more than a decade. ``They were always there for the community, and I'm sad to see them go.''
At its peak, B&B was one of Southern California's premier gun sellers, from its flagship North Hollywood location and a second in Westminster. Both locations closed Thursday.
According to Bankruptcy Court filings, revenues topped out at $23 million during its heyday, when 50 employees staffed its two stores. At its North Hollywood location on Oxnard Street, target shooters and law enforcement personnel alike stocked up from a wide selection of handguns, rifles and shotguns.
The Los Angeles Police Department became B&B's most visible consumer during the notorious North Hollywood shootout, when cops borrowed high-powered semiautomatic rifles and shotguns from the dealer to do battle with body-armored bank robbers who had superior firepower.
B&B later auctioned off the guns and donated proceeds to the LAPD Memorial Fund.
But while the company remained a high-profile dealer, its finances were in turmoil.
In 1993, relations between its founders, brothers Bob and Barry Kahn, soured. This led to litigation between the two over control of the company in 1994, eventually leading to a settlement in 1997 that left the business in the hands of Bob Kahn and his wife, Kathleen. It also racked up $1.75 million in legal and accounting fees, the first cited cause of the bankruptcy.
According to the filing, at this time, Barry Kahn engaged in illegal activities that would have endangered B&B's licenses and which later got him locked up in federal prison. The filing further alleges that he bought substantial inventory against Bob Kahn's wishes, which then had to be liquidated at a loss for $425,000. Bad investments followed, and all the while the company found itself with increasing legal headaches.
Beyond that, anti-gun legislation by the city has hurt.
``Gun businesses are dropping like flies in the city of Los Angeles,'' said Chuck Michel, a spokesman for the California Rifle and Pistol Association and a lawyer who represented B&B in past lawsuits. ``They have ridiculous taxes, ridiculous expenses and it's impossible to find employees to get their permits approved. The simple truth is that they've litigated this store to death, which is what they always wanted to do.''
Two of B&B's past legal difficulties are cited in the filing. A lawsuit filed by various municipalities in 1999, prosecuting various dealers and manufacturers as contributing to a public nuisance, tied up more funds in legal fees. Last March, agents from the California Department of Justice raided both of B&B's facilities, alleging that the dealer had defrauded gun buyers.
``B&B believes that these acts were a blatant, premeditated and orchestrated attempt to destroy B&B,'' the filing reads.
Hallye Jordan, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, disputed this, saying the department had turned up numerous complaints that the firm had charged buyers for personal transfers of firearms, a transaction that should be free.
``We got some complaints from consumers that they were being charged these fees, then we did some sting operations where our agents were overcharged, as well,'' Jordan said. ``We talked to the owners and advised them that was illegal. They were warned, which is what led to the search warrants being served.''
All these factors led the company to file for Chapter 11 protection last August, attorney Jeffrey Shinbrot said, when B&B sought to reorganize its finances. Things even looked up for a bit, when interest in guns rallied after Sept. 11.
``After the Sept. 11 attacks, the revenues increased dramatically, which made them apparently profitable through the end of October,'' Shinbrot said. ``However, the increase in sales diminished and the business was not profitable.''
That's when lawyers changed their petition to Chapter 7, permitting a liquidation of the company's assets.
Kahn told the Daily News last month that Assembly Bill 106, which went into effect Jan. 1 and which requires trigger locks for all guns sold in California, hurt business further. Since the devices were in short supply, his sales were severely curtailed, which Shinbrot said was a factor in the decision to liquidate.
Kahn declined comment Thursday.
Other local gun dealers agreed that tougher gun laws made business difficult.
``I'd have to agree that they're trying to make it difficult on us, but our business has been relatively pretty good,'' said Gene Lumsden, vice president of operations for Turner's Outdoorsman. ``I think they're running out of things to do. The only thing they can do is finally say we just don't want you to own guns anymore, and then people will know what their true agenda is.''
Sam Rosenfeld, store manager of Collateral Loans Inc., a pawn shop in Reseda, agreed.
``You would not believe the various and sundry taxes and fees, surcharges and licenses - they call them all kinds of different names,'' he said. ``What they're trying to do is tax us out of the business.''
But according to Stuart Adler, assistant manager of The Firing Line, a gun shop and firing range in Northridge, the laws don't restrict business to impossible levels.
``It's a lot of pain, but we're seeing a good rate of gun sales,'' he said. ``People resent the fact they need to buy a lock, but a good salesman's a good salesman. I'm a conservative, but I don't think anything will happen. It's difficult, but I think that the laws are OK. Some of them just aren't implemented well.''
(color) B&B Sales, the gun store made famous in the 1997 North Hollywood shootout, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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More data sharing will help agencies catch fraud in the federal employees' workers' compensation program, according to a statement from the Government Accountability Office before House committee.
"One of the most significant vulnerabilities was the limited access to certain data," said Greg Kutz, director of Forensic Audits and Investigations at the GAO, in an interview with In Depth with Francis Rose.
This week Kutz submitted report reviewing fraud prevention controls in the Federal Employee Compensation Act (FECA) program to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
Currently, agencies use data available through federal agencies and other public resources. However, agencies do not have access to certain databases, such as the National Directory of New Hires, which lists unemployment insurance and quarterly wage information from employers nationwide, Kutz said.
Agencies could also do a better job of sharing information with each other, he said. For example, social security disability or veterans disability could be made available to the Labor Department as a way to cross-reference claims. FECA has an offset which makes lower payments for someone receiving disability from more than one program, Kutz said.
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GAO examined FECA oversight at the Departments of Veterans Affairs, Homeland Security, the Postal Service, Army, Navy, Air Force and Labor, which runs the FECA program. These six agencies and departments represent nearly three-quarters of FECA's total size, Kutz said.
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Play Spirit: the Demo! Download the Mac Version here.
In a remote mountain village, you have retired and built your dream home in order to live out your golden years in peace. Rumors of a mysterious temple beyond the valley have inspired you to set out and explore its ancient halls and crumbling ruins. Once you arrive, it becomes clear that deep within the temple walls, there is something magical that awaits you beyond this world.
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Not too long ago, Qora Alpha became available to play for our Private Forum Kickstarter Backers. This version of the game was still very primitive, but allowed the player to progress through every level in the game as well as experience a few of the new features.
Since the release of the Alpha build, we've been hard at work toward Qora Beta. We've finished most of the organic environmental details, all of the NPC interactions, some vital cut scenes, more of the soundtrack, and many other elements in the game that are getting us excited in these final chapters of development!
Here are some new screenshots:
I hope these screens get you guys as excited as we are to start our ascent toward completion of this project.
Also, as you know and have experienced in the demo, the player has the ability to see into another dimension as they trek through the land, allowing them to get a glimpse into the past or at something that exists in some far distant plane of existence. Well, we reserved working on those visions until now, so I'd like to share one of the more recent ones:
Just thought it might be funny.
Well, that's about it for this brief update on our progress.
We're working night and day on Qora so we hope you are all ready for it!
Stay tuned as we will be posting more updates as the development process comes to a close.
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Play Spirit: the Demo! Download the Windows version here.
I did a Let's Play/First impressions on this game! Come check it out if ya like!
Big thanks to the developer/publisher for this great game!
Hope you enjoy.
Hi ! First of all let me tell you Spirit is a beautiful experience and one of my favourites games/demos from 2014 so far, I really hope your kickstarter will be a success as you guys really deserve it !
I showcased a bit of the demo in my (french) show called "Cette semaine sur IndieDB" in which I review games from IndieDB every friday !
Here is a link : Youtube.com
Good luck for Spirit !
Played through the entire demo and i must say its a fantastic game, even in the early stages! The atmosphere is perfect, and the small stories the NPC's tell you are always amusing! there are one or two things i think you could improve though: Perhaps add some variation in the music, it starts to become slightly tedious after a while, And maybe make the cutting through grass slightly faster, or remove some of it, after a while i found cutting through the grass became a chore rather than a pleasant feature. Nevertheless, overall, i think this game has huge potential, and i cant wait to see where it goes!
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Trailing by as many as 14 points in the second period, the Express clamped down hard on defense and used the three-point shot to great effect, leading by as many as 21 early in the fourth before rising to 5-5 overall.
"I don't understand why they want me to get mad at halftime before they pick up the defensive intensity," Air21 coach Franz Pumaren told reporters.
The loss was the seventh straight in a tail-ending 2-8 card for the Batang Pier, who unveiled a new import in Sylvester Morgan. Of those four wins in the Air21 run, two have come at the expense of Globalport.
Michael Dunigan had 22 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists for the Express despite a long stint on the bench when he cramped up late in the third quarter.
But that didn't stop the Express from breaking away as Wynne Arboleda and KG Canaleta connected with reckless abandon from afar that had Air21 taking leads of as many as 74-53 with less than five minutes gone in the fourth.
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As one of the testers for the underseat tank Rade (fellow inmate) is developing I have the honours of enlightening you with my experience so far. I received the tank last week and found some spare time to mount it today. It's probably fair to say the final version will look much better, this one is just built for toughness and testing purposes :)
The tank came with all the mounting hardware included, and it's absolutely bomb-proof.
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I've only done 50 miles so far, but it made it safely across a dastardly tricky stretch of deceivingly flat highway! Maybe that isn't a very high bar to set, so now to give the thing a decent test for a few days; 2000 mile all-roadtrip starting tomorrow
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The Bombay High Court has directed the state government not to allow political patronage in the transfer of government servants.
A division bench of judges Naresh Patil and Ravindra V Ghughe, hearing a petition by a doctor, said on Thursday: "The state shall make every endeavour to discourage government servants, more particularly persons with such high qualification and holding important posts, from exerting political pressure or seeking political patronage in routine matters of transfer."
The petitioner, Dr Sudhir Medhekar, was posted to Grant Medical College, Mumbai, in June 2012, but he could not join service in the new post as Dr MM Kura, who was supposed to move out of Grant Medical allegedly got his transfer order cancelled. (Grant Medical is attached to the JJ Group of Hospitals.)
Medhekar, who was associate professor at Bhausaheb Hire Government College in Dhule, had been promoted as professor and posted to Grant Medical in place of Kura, who was to go to Dhule.
In December 2012, Medhekar was ordered to shift to a hospital in Aurangabad and Kura was allowed to stay on at Grant Medical. Medhekar challenged this before the Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal.
However, his plea was rejected by the panel and he approached the court. Medhekar argued that Kura used political pressure to get his transfer order cancelled.
He also stated that the doctor had occupied the post at Grant Medical for 17 years which was contrary to the law on the tenure and transfer of government employees.
But Kura, in his response, said that he did not move to Dhule as he was not relieved by the government.
The government on its part defended its action to cancel Kura's transfer, saying he was engaged in a project and on his representation the transfer was stalled.
In its order, the court expressed displeasure over the way the government had handled the situation and it partly allowed the petition.
After going through the records of the case, the judges stated: "Professionals, like doctors involved in this case, are expected to join at their place of transfer instead of involving ministers or members of the legislative assembly to interject with their transfer orders."
The bench directed Medhekar to take up the post offered in Aurangabad, and ordered Kura to join service in Dhule.


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I wanted to share this information with everyone! I love the Railroad and this just came my way! So Im passing it on as asked!
On June 2nd!
At the Holiday Inn ; Michael Broggie will be speaking the Key Speaker at the first train & DVD event presented to share the history of the Disneyland Railroad!
Other speakers will include:
Steve DeGaetano: You know who he is! Disneyland author; and train expert~
Tim Lagaley: Refurbished the Lilly Belle
Craig Ludwick: Works in the Disneyland Roundhouse
Brad Larose: currently works on and gives private tours of the old retlaw cars
Paul Boschan: He won the contract to rebuild the Ward Kimball in 2004 & rebuilt the new boiler for the EP Ripley.
Its going to be a great day of celebration as well all get together to experience the rails of Disneyland!
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