Miss Bernice Dull Weds John Logan in Montana
The wedding of Miss Bernice Dull daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Dull of 3003 Amherst avenue to John Logan of White Sulphur Springs Montana took place Thursday afternoon August 28 with Judge Carroll officiating The couple will honeymoon in Portland Oregon and make their home in White Sulphur Springs The bride wore tan taffeta with matching accessories and carried Bride's roses.
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Bernice Dull
Elmer Dull
Amherst Avenue
John Logan
White Sulphur Springs
Mont
Logan
South Side
Whittier School
Portland
Ore
Sydney Moon
Reynolds Avenue
Recreation Club
JF. Burgues
Edgar Stipe
Fred Pooler
W. C. Benson
Elen Williams
Frank Amerman
Chapman
Rodda
Orr
Thomason
Creager
Moon
Virginia Creager
Mary Willams
Olwen
Marion Moon
Howard Dunn
Richard Mertz
Blacktall Canyon
Camp Tusequara
W. C. Lavin
Elim Street
Spokane
J. Leighton
Dorothy
Viola
C. Tyack
Anaconda
Edward Tyack
Douglas
Anna
Shepard Ranch
Belgrade
Roland Davies
Detroit
Mich
Butte
William Davies
W. T. Lavin
Elm Street
Lowell
Farragut Street
Libby
Great Falls
Richard Gilmore
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
John Blis
Monroe Street
C. M. Jones
Silver Bow Street
Missoula
George Frank
Ernestine
George Jr
Madison
Carl P. Jordan
Floral Boulevard
Ada Winston
St. Louis
Jordan
Harry Cochrane
Milton Reid
Art Allard
Audrey
Detroit, Mich
Montana Constitution Amendment Election Notice 1924
Notice of election to submit a constitutional amendment in Montana at the next general election. The amendment would modify Section 10 of Article IX to set qualifications for county superintendents of schools and school district officers. Separate official ballots will print the amended Section 10 with the election proposal.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
United States of America
Ss. I. C
Helena
A. D
Co. T. Stewart
Montana Constitution Amendment Certification 1924
Certification by Secretary of State I C T Stewart marks an amendment to the Montana Constitution about elections and school district officers. The document cites approval dates March 7 1923 and August 1 1924 and seals the state seal in Helena.
Montana Plan to Pay Veterans Bonus for World War Service
A proposed Montana constitutional amendment would create Article XXII to pay a $10 monthly veteran bonus, up to $200 total, to bona fide residents who served in WWI. The plan sets eligibility, limits, survivor benefits, and conditions for receiving warrants funded by a Veterans' Compensation Fund.
Montana Veterans Compensation Fund Bond Provisions
The article outlines administration for veteran compensation in Montana including guardians' roles, auditor duties, and bond issuance. It sets a $4.5 million bond authority, fund allocations, and penalties for fraud. It details tax levies, fund management, and exemptions for payments to veterans' descendants. It also describes duties of officials and approval processes.
Montana Bond Amendment for World War Veterans Compensation
Secretary of State certifies an act to submit to Montana voters in November 1924 an amendment to authorize indebtedness and issue bonds up to 4.5 million dollars to provide adjusted compensation to bona fide Montana residents who served in the world war armed forces. Separate official ballots will be printed to vote For or Against the amendment.
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Montana
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
United States of America
State of Montana
Ss. I, Co
T. Stewart
State of
Helena
A. D
Co. T. Stewart
Montana Constitution Amendment for State Trust and Legacy Funds
An 1924 Montana proposal adds Article 21 to authorize gifts and legacies for a State Permanent Revenue Fund a State Permanent School Fund a University of Montana fund and other benevolent aims The act outlines trust management investment limits and distribution rules to fund education and public welfare with state oversight and safeguards.
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State of
Montana
University of Montana
Legislative Assembly of
State of Montana
Secretary of State
Legislative Assembly
Montana Trust and Legacy Fund
United States of America
I. C. T. Stewart
Helens
A. D
Co. T. Stewart
Montana Constitutional Amendment on Permanent Funds
The act proposes submitting to Montana voters a new article adding a permanent fund framework for university support. It details how net earnings would grow the Permanent Revenue Fund to 100 million dollars, then distribute one fifth to the fund and four fifths to educational institutions by attendance. It also covers transfer rules, supervisory oversight by the Montana Supreme Court, and ballot instructions for approval or rejection.
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Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Montana Trust and Egacy
Montana Trust and Legacy Fund
State Permanent School
University of Montana
Supreme Court of the
State of Montana
Supreme Court
Supervisory Board
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Bloomington
Ill
Mississippi Valley
First
Methodist Church
William F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
Edwin H. Hughes
Chicago
South Side News
Esas
J. H. Trengrove
Locust Street
Nelson and
Willdean
Earl Little
Carl] Rimmel
Rock Creek
German Empire
Veteran’s Compensation Fund
Veterans' Compensation Fund
Veterans’ Compensation Fund
Adjutant General
State Board of Examiners
Geome Bank
State Permanent School Fund
Anaconda, Mont
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