Proclamation Sets State Election on November 5
Governor Stewart issues the formal proclamation for the statewide election on November 5. Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment exempting debt evidence from taxation, a $250,000 bond issue for a Great Falls grain elevator, a chiropractic practice legalization with a state board, and all statewide and district offices including U S Senator, two congressmen, state auditor, railroad commissioner, and supreme court justice.
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Stewart
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Helena colored club to join farewell parades for soldiers
Helena residents report formation of a colored club to participate in farewell parades and celebrations for soldiers. A drill team is planned, with many local veterans among the group. Governor Stewart weighs plans to organize state home guards with arms and uniforms via federal support under Adjutant General Greenan.
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Helena
Leona
Steege
Will Steege
Falls
Butte
Great Falls
Sam V. Stewart
Home Guards
Tutte
Billings
United States
Phil Greenan
Washington
Livestock premiums offered at state fair
Helena August 16. The state fair will feature numerous premium offerings from national and local groups across livestock divisions. Special prizes include Percheron Society of America awards, Shire Horse Society of Great Britain medals, and holstein Friesian prizes from Swiss Cattle Breeders. The event highlights enhanced cash awards for top displays and clean, well maintained exhibits.
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Helena
Percheron Society of America
Shire Horse Society of Great Dirt
Noard
Percheron O
Jward
Jack
Ofers
Heboro, Vt
Hampshire Sheep Axe Yon
Shropshire Registry Association
Montana
War Time Women Feed Europe Through Substitutes
The quote highlights how cooking and sewing economies led by millions of women, and their readiness to use food substitutes, enabled keeping many people in Europe alive amid cold and hunger by rationing and resourceful domestic effort.
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Europe
Montana Army Truck Parts Production Expanded
Helena August 16 a dispatch notes a New War Board conference in Montana to extend metal and oil supply for army truck parts. telegram from Colonel Cotton directs immediate action by related steel and manufacturing firms with emphasis on local federal employees and a Billings committee.
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Helena
Goan
Chateman
Servic
Gort
Colonal
Cotton
Ining Company
Dillon News Briefs On Disappearances And Local Events
Relatives fear Clarence Bartholemew, a young rancher, may have met with misfortune after leaving town due to ill health. Frank Turns is jailed on suspicions of attempted shop robbery. Road crews depart for Snow Line road camp to improve lanes toward Centennial Valley. A fatal shooting from Monday night left a man dead from meningitis complications after a head injury. W. C. Orr and family visit, while Miss Lorena Stone departs for Chicago for winter. Government offices plan to release workers for war service.
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Clarence Bartholemewe
Aeetion
Hartholemewt
Enue
Frank
Ty Road
Snow Line
Ark-Tocpari
Monida
Centennial
Tis
Diggett
W. C. Orr
Red Rock
Stone
Warren Stone
Lorena Stone
Chicago
Lewistown News Highlights Aug 15 Local Notices
Aug 15 edition notes a tribute event at Judith theater for Deith army officers, a close to 40,000 ballot print run for the primary, patriotic talks by Hadden and H W Adams at Rotary, a false arrest suit involving J T Hein seeking damages, and a typographers union gift to a printer as soldiers depart. Also Roundup reports C A Renshaw visiting Washington for a camp assignment and two brothers killed in action nearby.
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Council of Dete
Fergus County
Hadden
Marine Corps
H.W Adams
Rotary Club
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J.T. Hein
Lewistown Typographical Union
Lee
Deer Lodge News Wraps Local Goings On and Scandals
The Deer Lodge area reports a busy week with Lodges, officials and scouts. John A Burgess earns a promotion to second lieutenant at Camp Lee while campaigns, visits, and local business are noted. A controversy over trout stocks and ditch fishing calls attention to streams near Deer Lodge. An insanity case is discussed in court as Mrs Wilson seeks damages. Animal life in the region is briefly examined on the side.
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Deer Lodge
Bept
Ciel
Hore
Shone Drive
United States Mineral Englaby
Missoula
Tibbetts Todas
Reginald ‘Howe
Vern
Carson
Carson Received Their Credentials. and Ation
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Millwaukee
Jou Unete
Sam
Beth Evans
Ane
Fural Mall
En Wilson
Jessie Pine
May Holt
Debag
Wilson
Saya
Holland
Power boats barred for wildfowl hunting season
State game officials led by J. De Wart announced motorboats are prohibited for duck hunting in most lakes this season. The rule limits to skiffs or canoes with a 10 gauge or smaller gun, and shooting must occur from shore or blinds under department supervision.
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de Hart
Las
Silver Lake
Mie
Evie
Seo
Acceratus
Ismores
le Mant
Wilson
Lever
Keeston
Fetown Lake
Mbitios
Hame
Georgetown Uke
Noted Jugo-Slav leader to speak on liberty in Margaret Theatre
Dr Hinko Hinkoinen a delegate to the Croatian movement will address an audience at the Margaret Theatre this evening. The program invites Ana conda residents to hear a figure praised as a key organizer of the Jugo-Slav liberty movement and a jurist of international standing.
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Croatian. P
Margaret Theate
Anaconda
Austria
BIA
Julio-Sta
Serbia
Hinkovich
England
Unclear Phrase Describes An Unusual Language Gift
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a speaker with unusual ability in English, paired with someone named Dr Leoncin the Slavic. The garbled text suggests a discussion of a vent or performance and a benefit sale but details are obscured and names are uncertain.
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Leoncin
Sweepstake Match In Anaconda To Be Held Today
Anaconda hosts a sweepstake event this afternoon with an entrance fee of 1 dollar. Proceeds reportedly benefit a thrift fund with winnings divided among the victors. The event is expected to draw significant local interest as Powell demonstrates braking procedures on a 50 car freight train using the air brake setup.
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Anaconda
R Goffers
Nthe Street
Tion Kehoot
Ning
Powell
Ann
Livingston News Highlights Local Events And Plans
Livingston reports a farewell for departing soldiers, a marriage license issued to Arthur F. Mortle, and notable visitors from Helena. Plans for a patriotic parade with Hazeman and Livingston unions. a new water plant at Oct. 1 completion, costing about 800000, with a modern monitoring system. Musselsheld Red Cross branches report 146 finished garments and 3000 total member contributions. Includes poetry excerpt and historical notes on women’s societies and Afghan ruler auto funds.
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Park County
Arthur F
Speckeen Mortle
Salisbury
Wilsall
W. J. Kaiser
WW. C. Simpson Jr
Northern Pacific
Portland
Ore
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