Senate budget measures sent to the Senate
Montana senators discuss bills to restrict county borrowing and taxing, propose pay audits, and consider constitutional changes. Proposals include limiting county spending, requiring voter approval for debt, banning noncitizen lawyers, shifting auto license collection, and abolishing delinquent tax lists. A memorial seeks patents for farm units on federal reclamation projects for taxation. The article also notes editorials criticizing Senate coverage.
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Henderson
Garfield
Peterson
Valley
State Highway Commission
Stewart
Meagher
Congress
Rhoads of
Teton
Leuthold, Dowlin, Peck, Cowan and Speer
Highway Commission
Stewart of Meagher
Insurance
J. M
Rhoads
New Highway Bills Move Through House Debates
A slate of bills including new highway finance rules and county purchasing reforms advances as lawmakers debate bill scope and reader access. Proposals cover bond sinking funds, tool lending bans, and mandatory suspensions for misconduct amid heated session moves.
Inheritance tax measure introduced in Montana
Helena Jan 10 The inheritance tax bill retroactive to April 1 1921 expands powers of the state board of equalization to investigate gifts and transfers six years prior It sets a graduated rate from 1 to 25 percent with exemptions for spouses and children and provisions for deductions credits and penalties including interest 10 percent for late payment and a 5 percent discount if paid within one year The measure also taxes insurance sums and transfers to other states and allows district court hearings with potential appraisers and penalties for non cooperation by holding companies or corporations
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Pauline
Flathead
Muneal Corporation
Taylor
Sheridan
Congress
Rodgers
Perrine
Glacier
Andeus
Custer
Cowley
Cascade
Industrial School
Cronk
Blaine
Oker
House
Corre Helena
Sesson
State Board of Equalization
Huseband
Annie
Stusband
Rasger
Siksiosson
Erenae
Eeeeral Fund
Renee Ini Wriseter
Transer
Sven
Montana
Benefetaries
District Court
Ancient gold fabric gifted to Boston church
A gold embroidered cloth, used for 250 years in the Unitarian church at Kolozsar Romania, oldest Unitarian church, has been presented to King's Chapel in Boston. The gift was brought by Rev. Dr. Harold B. Speight during the current administration. The piece symbolizes historic ties between Romania and the local church.
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International News Service
Boston
Kolozsar
Romania
King's Chapel
Harold B. B. Speight
Radio Canoe Experiments Stir Up Waves in 1922
Jimmie and his father describe using a crystal radio setup aboard a canoe to receive undamped music. They discuss grounding, wire antennas, and aiming for plate current readings, comparing the thrill to paddling along a river and planning to alert a reporter for a photo.
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BBC
Jimmy
Paddi
Harry
Jimmie
Horoscope for Thursday January 11 1922 predicts education as year watchword
The column foresees Mercury and Neptune Mars aspects shaping the day with public education and publicity, notes hopeful openings for newspapers and new publications, warns of a perplexed president and risky ocean travel, and predicts notable events for women writers and public figures along with occult interest increasing in coming months. It mentions a diplomat’s death, hospital discussions, and extraordinary experiences for women born around the date.
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Neptune
Washington
United States
Mars
McClure
Sendie
Loveall Named Turnkey at Walla Walla Prison
The article identifies Loveall as the turnkey at the Walla Walla prison, noting he has held the post for five years. He jokes that his name is not fitting but says he has affection for the prisoners despite the duty of confinement.
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TLE
Loveall
Suite
Walla Walla
Oliver Onion
Ironglad Budget Law for Counties
The text outlines a county budget law with limits on spending, publication requirements, and hearings. It mandates that expenditures not exceed eight percent more than the prior year for fire purposes, details provisional budgets, and requires weekly publication before August, with hearings through August second. It covers amendments, emergencies, levy timing, and accountability for unused or improper expenditures, including penalties on officers and bond responsibility.
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Municipal Corporation
Bannack era executions noted in Montana Yesterdays
J A Sander reports in Montana Yesterdays that Dutch John Wagner and Pizanthia two Bannack road agents were executed by the Vigilance Committee five years ago. The bulletin also recalls Clark and Lewis journal notes and 1865 Bannack legislature funding to repay Hendy Thompson.
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John” Wagner
Pizanthia
Bannack
Montana
John" Wagner
Greaser
Vigilance Committee
George Copley
Smith Ball
Hendy Thompson
G Kelly
R. R. Dorsett
John White
Jefferson County
Dorsett
Virginia City
White
Grasshopper Creek
Vote to Confirm Queon Appointees
Seven state officials and 15 board members face confirmation. Montana senators debate confirmations with Wardens, land agents, and a state examiner among names. votes split along lines as some oppose establishing positions and term endings in 1925 1928 and 1927.
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Jans
Theith
Ana Tosent
Thomas J. Walker
Tow
Nat
King of Warnes Better’ of Penitentiagy
Muthy
Potter Sti
Wwe
Montana Haw
Muffy
Vineman
Gallatin
Duncan
Healy
Quitty Fot Meneher
L. Q. Skelton
Jefferson County
George W Cook
Fergus County
Maren II
State Lands
HV. Bailey
Custer
Register of State Lands
Jonean Hodgson
Fallon
Orison MW. Potter
Carbon
Deal J. Hathaway
Dawson
Forester
Legislative Gossip From Helena Sparks Early Session
Helena January 10 report on Representative Troy Hill excused for absence blamed on Great Northern railroad eccentricities. New member John Zuck arrives after illness. Senate opens with fiery oratory. Senator Clark’s poetic opening falters with prompter aid. Mrs. W. W. Hamilton named to townships and counties committee. Protest over teacher retirement law debated. committee referral. Senate secretary faced with nine committees to read. Judge Denny of Silver Bow targets state offices and chancellor at University. vows to reform legislature.
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Standard
Helena
Troy Gf Hill
Great Northern Railroad
High Line
Jim Shoemaker
Whi Sulphur ‘Springs
Oker
Lewis and Clark
Senate
House
Aince Namers
State Capitol
Denny
Silver Bow
The
State University
Rhyme and Reason I Wonder If She Knows My Heart
A 1928 verse fragment by T. A. Daly explores love and courage as a speaker pines for a beloved. The narrator debates telling his tale tonight and imagines possible reactions, ending with a timid admission of fear at her door.
Olive Tablets Promise Relief From Digestive Ailments
Thousands report stomach upset easing by targeting the liver and bowels with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable compound arouses liver function, aiding digestion and eliminating common symptoms such as bad taste coated tongue poor appetite and low energy. Take one or two at bedtime for relief.
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Edwards
Have You Reached Three Score and Ten
A 78 year old man from Washington describes how Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery improved his strength and appetite after two bottles. He notes he can get around better now and attributes much of his recovery to the tonic. The ad encourages visiting a local drugstore to obtain the product in tablet or liquid form.
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Washington
Dr. Pierce
Tam Man
Joan Franklin Cox
Mentho Sulphur Urges Clear Skin Solution
A vintage ad touts Mentho-Sulphur as a premier skin remedy for breakouts, eczema and irritation. It claims germ destroying power, rapid relief from itching, burning and disfigurement, and easy application like cold cream with a small Bowles jar available at drug stores.
Healing Cream 15 A Quick Relief For Nasty Head Colds
Colds and catarrh yield to soothing antiseptic cream that penetrates air passages and relieves swollen membranes of nose and throat. Nostrils open, breathing returns, hawking stops. Apply a small bottle of Ely's Cream from your druggist for instant relief. Millions endorse this remedy known for more than 60 years.
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Ely
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