New Officials Take Office at Silver Bow Courthouse
Silver Bow county’s new official family began a two year term yesterday morning with both old and new at posts. Commissioner William Gemmell sat in the Weather chair as the board remained unorganized due to Commissioner Cooney’s absence. The board planned to organize the next day. The day’s main activity was approving office supply contracts across departments.
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Siiver Bow County
William Gemmell
Cooney
Home made Pinex cough remedy claim for quick relief
An article touts a home made cough remedy using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or molasses. It claims rapid relief from coughs bronchitis and hoarseness, noting Pinex is a pine extract from Norway and advising asking a druggist for 212 ounces of Pinex. The piece markets the product with satisfaction guarantee and cites Pinex Co of Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Nes
Norway
Pinex Coy
Wayne
Ind
Musterole ad promotes mustard plaster alternative
An advertisement promotes Musterole as a blisterless mustard oil salve for colds and chest ailments. It claims quick warmth and soothing relief from bronchitis sore throat stiff neck pleurisy rheumatism and other pains and suggests use for asthma neuritis and sprains.
County Board Debates Deputy Cuts and Banking Reform
The new county board weighs deputy reductions across offices to meet budget limits and reviews appointments. An offer of 600 dollars for dynamite incident apprehension is amended to a total of 500 with sheriff and officials sharing. A banking code overhaul is urged to curb risky practices and consider a state bank deposit guarantee.
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Tixet
Rescome
Joint Session Debates Timber Tax and Rail Revenue Reform
A long discussion explores taxing timber by four moderate annual taxes plus a severance tax, with reform support to exempt standing timber. The proposal urges state power to adjust severance tax by expert consensus while railing against diverting railroad taxes to local communities. It notes a shift toward state collection and pro rata distribution. The piece also cites drought, bank failures in 1920, and bank closures affecting Montana.
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California
Wiscon
Mont
Montanans urged unity for 60 days of work ahead
A speech urges Montana and national readers to set aside petty politics, embrace a constructive program, and unite for real results in the next 60 days. It stresses faith in Americans, Montana, and the Constitution, and invokes the Ship of State and common hopes amid global turmoil.
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Mey
Man of Vision
Republic
America
Syrie
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Ana. L. Wiberg
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Norman Leavey
Nellie Vs. Small
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