Board Sustains Cascade County Assessor in Appeal
The state board of equalization in Helena on Sept 21 sustained the Cascade county assessor in appeal from a county board action lowering Fort Shaw unit land from 78 to 50 per acre. The board affirmed a 75 per acre valuation as correct and noted potential further action on Northern Pacific railroad mineral reserva tions assessments.
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Associated Press
Helena
State Board of Equalization
Afternon
Cascade County Assessor
Fort Shaw
Sun River Irrigation Project
Thest Board
Northern Pacific Railroad
Supreme Cours
Apoplectic Stroke Fatal To Dillon Man
Dispatch to the Standard reports the death of Bilton Boke Okeake a Dillon resident aged about from an apoplectic stroke suffered late morning. He was found in a room beside a bed with a stove pipe still burning. Okeake, born locally, had attended the high school in 1913 and later the State University. Ward Rovinson and others are noted in connection with the case.
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Bilton Boke Okeake
Ward
Sa Dine Tiaeg
University of Mon
Mate University
Senti Beth Ward
Anda Rovinson
Demand for Lambs Drives Price Rise in Dillon
In Dillon a surge in lamb demand pushes prices upward as buyers stock up for the season. Local sellers report active competition among bidders and note higher bids from butchers and markets.
Rome Normal College To Open Sept 27
The Montana State Normal College will open on September 27 with a greatly increased enrollment. College officials expect many former students to re-register after summer special work. The note from Dillon reports high esteem for the college and anticipation of a strong quarter.
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Normal College
Tewu
Montana
Norm Jallege
Stew Under Direction of Ant with Sin at Warm Springs
Fragmentary notes mention a stew under supervision at Warm Springs, with several people involved and repairs needed. References to Ditton and Pillow bookings in September hint at an upcoming event, suggesting a local gathering or performance requiring rain-related preparations.
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Ant
Bower Sentenced to State Prison
Bower, a man identified in garbled notes, received a state prison sentence after a reported attempt to threaten or injure someone. The fragmentary text references Idaho and unrelated details, but confirms a formal sentencing event.
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Bower
Foley Cathartic Tablets Offer Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement from Ohio promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a genuine wholesome medicine for nitousness bloating sick headache sour stomach and other ills from indigestion and constipation. It claims prompt safe relief without griping and invites readers to write J T Osburn for more information.
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Foley
J. T. Osburn
Ohio
Flathead Lake Power Study Team Arrives for Montana Mission
Representatives from the United States Water Power Commission, with state officials from Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon, plan a general study of the upper Columbia starting at Flathead lake to map power irrigation and navigation development. Montana’s State Engineer C S Heidel will join in Spokane and accompany the party to Missoula and Polson.
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Helena
United States Water Power Commission
Montana
Idlaho
Washington
Oregon
Flathead Lake
Missoula
James B. Cavanaugh
D.C Henny
E. E. Henshaw
Schutz
O. C. Morrell
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Butte
Jefferson
Madison
Powell
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Anaconda
American Legion
Red Cross
American Legion of Montana Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Gregson Springs
Everett Paint
West Park St
Hennessy
Board Sustains County Assessor
Sun River
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Rome
Dillon New ‘S
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Methodist Church
Smith
Mountain Vi
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Marshall Field
Georg
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Ftornonn
Dutgch
Rialto
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
Tredemarkea
Tecat Victor Talking Machine CO
Camden, N. J
Victrola
UBLIC
Victor
Rimaleh
Sean
Idaho
Flathead
U. S. Water Power Commission
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