Fellorm County Senator Leads Semafe Measures
Hidewo reports Senator John Oswer of Fellorm county leading eight measures in the semafe with one passed and none reported adverse by committees. Measures include voter registration by notaries and justices, district boundary changes, gas and air industry regulation, and county creation plans.
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Hidewo
John Oswer
Fellorm
Semafe
Senate
Berndarny
Einn
Mertama
S. B
Sykes
Felom Coor
Baker Beaten by Miles City Regulars in Bowl Meet
The Miles City Regulars defeated Baker by 10 pins in the opening game of a two game series. A return match is scheduled in Baker on a later date. Score details follow in the published list.
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Baker
Miles City
Pennann
L. Cory
Elk Basim
Cocy
Milwaukee
Unclear Montana Spuds Plan Diplomatic Gift
Fragmentary report describes William Hohen woellerm, a throne job holder in Germany, presented with Mocatzrn potatoes from Pat Carney and board members of the Modern State Fair. The potatoes go to Ambassador Parnes W. Gerard for a ceremony with the emperor, linking Mocotan roots to a royal audience.
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Efelera
William Hohenwoellerm
Germany
Pat Carney
Pat
Cong
W.sifama
Adverts Benefit Seen At Expo For Local Firms
The Sentinel reports a boost for advertisers with over 3200 confirmed events since December 1. Expo costs for the sale of prospects and local businesses have risen, while rates dropped per 100.
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Sentinel
U S Moves Toward Immediate Diplomatic Resumption With Mexico
The United States plans to resume full diplomatic talks with Mexico through formal channels to resolve outstanding questions. Ambassasdor Fletcher will depart for his post in a few days as part of efforts to restore order and aid Cecrzeza.
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Waskrneton
Jar
Brextco
United States
Carpemga
Cecrzeza
Fletcher
Ers
Rabid Oratory and Cryptic Notes in a Fragment
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic piece centered on heated rhetoric and scattered phrases. Names, times, or places are unreadable, leaving a hazy snapshot of a public speaking scene with unclear outcome or context.
Women of Butte District Refuse Help Despite Offers
The women of Butte's closed restricted district resist benevolent aid from Silver Bow Ministerial Association and Moral Betterment League. Some express willingness to work for 50 dollars weekly if they stay. Workers report the women stay hoping a moral wave ends and closed district reopens. Ministers pledge to aid in finding respectable employment and relief.
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Butte, Afont
Jan. W
Butte
Silver Bow Ministerial Association
Moral Betterment League
New Kiln Ready for Local Brick Testing
W. O. Mieir prepares a near completed kiln to burn about 100 brick to test the clay under local conditions. The Baker Brick Co samples burned in Wisconsin will be reproduced here to assess performance for potential city construction orders.
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W. O. Mieir
Baker Brick Co
Wisconsin
Homesteader Wins Appeal Over Land Open Date Rule
Ulysses C Patton contests Marcia Knox over unsurveyed land settlement in township 1 north range 61 east. Commissioner rules Patton did not forfeit by delaying homestead filing and orders hearing on settlement preference right.
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Ulysses C. Patton
Eka- Yaka
Marcia Knox
Baker
Patton
North Range
Miles City
Register and Receiver
Citizenship Paper Application Noted With Local Docket
Robert Taylor Cook seeks citizenship documents while County Commissioner Jas Pepper visits from Plevna. Geo S Boggs and neighbors from Ekalaka area discuss farm matters. Odd Fellows encampment degree candidates head to Ekalaka but cold weather blocks. Rhame auctioneer H L Hale plans sales in the territory. Mrs Geo McHees, Dr and Mrs Basket, Mrs O Brien and Miss Stebbins attend Birth of a Nation in town.
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Robert Taylor Cook
Jas. Pepper
Plevna
Odd Fellows
Ekalaka
H. L. Hale
Rhame
Geo. McHees
Quality legislative session in Montana favors prudence over volume
Helena Jan 30 The fifteenth Montana legislature shows a trend toward quality over quantity with 49 bills 8 joint resolutions 5 joint memorials and 2 straight resolutions introduced in four weeks. The senate leads in progressive measures tax investigation hearings and a constitutional convention bill dominate the agenda while economy and efficiency guide debates on primary election reform school and tax law changes and road and banking bills.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
J. E. Edwards
Kane
Hogan
Dwight
Gould
McMahon
Belden
Rasmussen
Spain
Don Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Anaconda Company
M. Kerr
Montana Power Co
L. O. Evans
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte and Superior Co
Charles H. Williams
Powell County
Williams
House
Ronald Riggins
Missoula
Stimpert
Senate i5
Edwards
Lane
Flathead
Lewis & Clark
Broadwater
Gallatin
Larson
Golden Eagle on Display Sparking Public Interest
A detailed report describes a mature American bald eagle with two golden eagles, noting age estimates and feather coloration. The scene centers on a taxidermy exhibit and public display, with authorities mentioning spring-related activity and local legislative items in the surrounding notes.
Birth of a Natooc and local notices mix Bakersfield style
The fragmentary Baker area column notes a range of community items. It mentions school events the Birth of a Nat oc and a public interest in local banking moves at Baker State Bank. Also referenced are dances, visits by Mrs I Cots, a Barles bowling group, and an upcoming Baker band meeting. The piece includes court mentions, frost imagery with Jack Frost, and local officials such as L Cory and Judson Cory in connection to regional projects.
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C. Kinney
Wibaux County
Senate
Montana
United States
S. BO
Jones
Tarsig
Wilber
S.br
Osbra
Tbe
Tbe Boars
Bose
Diet Ioll
Unclear text about March events and political timing
Fragmentary report mentions March 4 and March 3 as potential dates for constitutional and presidential activity. References to Senate, President, and policy actions appear tangled with errors, making precise events uncertain.
Sale of 190 acre farm in Semm township to Thomas Mabb
J W Duryer reports the sale of Homer Carmichael's 190 acre farm in Semm township for 25750 dollars or 125 per acre. Buyer is Thomas Mabb of Hawkeye. Carmichael retains 80 acres one half mile south of Hawkeye at 125 per acre. March 1917. West Union Ia. Anne Gazette notes Montana land rising in price and argues for land in Montana over Iowa.
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J. W. Duryer
Homer Carmichael
Au Semm
Thomas Mabb
Hawk‘eye
Carmichael
Hawkeye
West Union
Anne Gazette
Fred Bellis
Baker
Montana
Evangelistic Meetings at the Congregational Church
Ex evangelistic meetings will commence at the Congregational church next Sunday and continue for two weeks. They will be conducted by E. J. G Brooks pastor of Wheaton Illinois, highly recommended. An extended cordial invitation is given to all to attend these services.
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Congregational Church
E. J. G Brooks
Ees Porchngs
Wheaton
Illinois
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