Montana Voters Face 11 Measures Including Education and Bond Proposals
Campaigns note little focus on key constitutional and referendum questions set for Tuesday. Initiatives 18 and 19 push a 1.5 mil levy for 10 years and a $5 million bond for state universities, with others covering irrigation bonds and various constitutional amendments. Referendums address primary law changes, boxing commission, party nomination rules, and potential bond issuances to fund highways and schools.
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Secretary of State
Montana
State University
Educational Institutions of
State Board of Education
Boxing Commission
State Board of Equalization
Senate
United States
Government auction sells seized property at post office
Uncle Sam held an auction at the post office selling a good Overland car and a house and lot to the highest bidder. A Department of Internal Revenue deputy acted as auctioneer as seized property from raids under tax laws for distilled spirits. The total tax in some cases exceeds $2,000 though the car brought 350 and the house and lot 1,000. Names are not given.
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Sam
Samuel
Department of Internal Revenue
United States Revenue
Prohibition Enforcement Department
United States Internal Revenue
Auction to resume next month for confiscated property
A deputy said sales are not complete and another auction will be held next month with a larger crowd. Some property offered yesterday attracted no bidders, allowing the government to become the purchaser in that instance.
Dixon and Tigret Predicted to Win by Wide Margin
J D Scanlan, chairman of the Republican central committee, forecast a large statewide majority for Senator Joseph M Dixon and the Republican state ticket. He cited reports from all sections of the state and noted a ten day shift in sentiment. Independent Democratic groups have boosted Republican support, potentially flipping thousands of votes.
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Helena
J. D. Scanlan
Republican Central Committee
Joseph M. Dixon
Dixon
He Feels Ten Years Younger
A letter from H. Bryde of Hoboken New Jersey claims Foley Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney pains. He says he can bend again and his wife helped him with shoes, noting a ten year younger feeling after using the product.
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H. Bryde
Garden St
Hoboken
N. J
Foley
Prairie dog extermination cuts county pests and costs
The county farm bureau estimates 53,467 fewer prairie dogs since spring based on farmer reports in the ongoing extermination movement. Poison was used and saves about 26,738 dollars across 18,720 acres. farmers report few bird deaths from the poison.
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Farm Bureau
Workmen at salt pans rarely suffer killer diseases
Statement asserts that laborers at salt works are not known to contract cholera smallpox scarlet fever or influenza, implying strong health protection in that occupation.
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Butte
State Board of Prison Commissioners
State Board of Examiners
Board of Administration
Missoula
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
School of Mines
Normal College
Dillon
Orphans’ Home
Twin Bridges
School For the Blind
Boulder
Miles City
School For Girls
Athletic Commission
Wea
Congress
Internal Revenue Department
Tigret
Butte Phonograph CO
West Broadway
Butte, Montana
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
the Thousand
F. A. Ironside
N. Main ST
Owsley Block
Doug Boy
Ladies’ Aid
Steam Laundry Co
E. Park St
Alderwood Manor
Seattle
East Broadway
J. M. Edwards
A. R. Todd
Home Office
Messrs
Edwards
Todd
Puget Mill Company
America
Walker Bldg
Seattle, Wash
Postoffice
P. O
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