Commissioners Proceedings May 1924 Regular Meeting
Fallon County notes show claims from Fallon County Times Baker Motor Sales Co and others. Meeting records list roadwork payments municipal expenses and pension disbursements with officers present and approvals for bonds and transportation contracts.
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May Sth
Fallon County
Baker Motor Sales Co
Houghton Mifflin Co. Supplies Co
E. O. Lentz
Baker Light and Power Co
Remington Typewriter Co
Albert Fost
Farm Bureau
Montana Pet. Co. Gas Co
Baker Drug Co
Neirle
Mothers Pension April Co
Eva Krause
Keble Motor Co
White
Chas
Stroud
Winifred Cate
Matt Ehret Jr
Aaron Thompson
Midland C. & L. Co
A. W. Case
Main Tenance
James Murphey
Wim
W. Case
Lena R. Marks
Dep
Donovan Dep Clk ‘1 and Co
Cee
J. L. Hoag
Falcon
Banx
Lowry
C.F. Lowry
Loclk
W. H. Rubinson
Treas
R. L. Biffle
Marnie Poole
Atty Stono
Owen J. Owen
Geo N. Vinton Court
F. F. Kelling
D. R. Young
Atty Sal
M- Shellabarger
R. W. Marks Assessor
Ralph Keener
E. Mckarland
W. H. Young
M. D. Health U.sel
R. A. Lyman
Helen Wilson
Dis
Eugene
Emery Chesmore
M. F. Carrington Road
Fallon Co
L. McFarland
Geo. N. Vinton Ct
Wallenstein
Wee
M. H Wallace
J Foster
Dolliver Riley
EW. Peck
Lo Re Hubbard
B. KB Owens
Oscar Keener
Dheliabarger Auto Lire
Ges
K. Chapin
W. W. Peck
Albert Knobcuits
Rudney Mchurland
Glenn Stark
Baker Water Dept Water
Copus Pestis
Montana Pet Co Gas Avender
Butas Bros Repairs
W. Hi Blakemore Sal Co
Caribondell
Sedaleeeds
aAvender
Gunderson
Olhe State Bank
T. Lantis
Highway Iron Products Co
Nat. Bank
Plevna
State Bank
Plevna Amoun
E. Sutton
Yokley
F. Carrington
Yokley Road
R. E. Sutton Road
Happy Where Ever You Are
Speaker Graham urges contentment with home in a Midwest setting. He argues happiness and beauty lie in one’s own town or farm, recounting stories of contentment and community cheer from decades in Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas and Missouri.
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California
Middle West
Iowa
Minnesota
Coaliforamnia
Graham
Rounds and Maryland Sterilization Case in State Court
A Roundup justice court ruled that state sterilization laws do not release a husband from supporting his wife after institutional release. The case involved a Warm Springs patient sterilized under a 19th century law and contested without the husband’s consent. County Attorney Huppe argued primary husbandly responsibility persists despite the operation, a view the jury upheld amid claims of unlawful procedures by Dr J Hathaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Warm Springs Ind
J. Hathaway
Jewal
C I. Huppe
State Board of Eugenics
Yenteenth Legislative Assembly
t+ renuds
Ur Hathaway
Large crowd attends Baker High baccalaureate service
A large audience of parents and friends filled the Methodist hall Sunday evening for Rev Arthur Seebert's sermon to Baker High graduates. The weather aided attendance and the sermon drew high praise as one of the most encouraging in the community. A vocal duet by Mrs J Hayes and R Marks stood out. Commencement exercises follow this Thursday with speeches, solos, and diploma presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Seerart
Baker High
Methodist Nail
J . Fhayes
R. Marks
S Kiemme
Luale Wolters
Vercy Davies
Emma _ Landis
Helen Morris
Elizabeth Mains
Prof. Foret
Leonard Brewer
Leon LaCross
Arthur Seebart
Rankin interprets the law on relative rotation of ballots
Attorney General W. D. Rankin advised A. M. Johnson at Thompson Falls on how ballots must be rotated to conform with the session laws. He states township units determine ticket counts, names on single tickets appear in alphabetical order, and rotation proceeds per lot numbers until all tickets are exhausted. The note ends with a line from the Houston Post about Governor Pinchot.
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W. D. Rankin
A. M. Johnson
Thompson Falls
Eighteenth Legislative Assembly
Official ballots mailed for May presidential primaries
Secretary of State C. T. Stewart distributes the certified ballots for the May 2 primary. Democratic and Republican ballots list McAdoo and Coolidge. voters choose president, vice president, electors, delegates, and district nominees with various pro and anti positions reflected.
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C. T. Stewart
Calvin Coolidge
Republian
Winan
G. McAdoo
United States
William G. McAdoo
H. G. Calhoun
Patrick Carney
la Follette
Henry L. Sherock
E. N. Alley
T. J. Walsh
Thomas Arthur
Wm. G. McAdoo
E. Benjamin
Wm. C. Bernard
Ed Burke
Enepes E. Carey J. Ke Clements
Wo G McAdoo
H. P. Cope
Wheeler
E Jo C’red
Cummins
McAdoo
Hugh Daly
Alfred E. Smith
George
W. G McAdoo
Henry Good
W. W. Hamilton
Elis A Johnson Chas
J. Kelly
Kramer
LaFollette
Bruce Kremer
Federal Reserve
David —J Ryan
S W
Stewart
G McAdoo
M J. Walsh
League of Nations
Republican
Mayo Bartog
James Harwin
D Kyle George E. Snell
Atge
W.R Allen
George H. Berry
Carl L. Brattin
W. J Brennan
Harry B. Brooks
F Burmeister
Thomas D Campbell
A.brook
Church Services and Activities Highlight Local Congregations
Morning worship at Baker begins at 11 00 with a children s sermon. Afternoon services at Coalsprings start at 2 30 featuring Mrs J F Hayes and B M Parks in a Mother's Day duet from the recent baccalaureate at the Methodist church. Evangeline division met in church parlors and the Monthly Church School Workers Conference was held Wednesday evening.
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Congregational
A. W. Seebart
R. W. Russell
L. Price
Baker
J F. Hayes
B. M. Parks
Methodist Church
Wu. Kruckeberg
Evangeline Division
Chautauqua season brings Clyde Tull back with Adam and Eva
Readers are promised a lively chautauqua with Clyde Tull and company in the new comedy Adam and Eva about a family of spenders who must work. Lecturers include Bill Daly Irish humorist Drrank Fay and T. F. Graham. Music features a five piece orchestra and the Adam sisters plus Weatherwax Quartet. Reports hint at more acts and details to follow as Baker eyes a record season.
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Clyde Tull
Adam and
Eva
New York
Chicago
Bill” Daly
Bhi
Vawter
Drrank Fay
T. F Graham
Patty San Kline
Kline
Bergderfer
Thestra
Adam Sisters
Tom Weatherwax
Weatherwax Bros. Quartet
J E. Hutchins
van Brown
Troubles of Two Mayors in Miles City and Roundup
In Miles City and Roundup mayors win but face council hostility and patronage battles. Miles City’s mayor, ousted by the council, was re elected on a vindication platform yet struggles to seat appointees amid council opposition. Appeals to courts loom. Roundup’s mayor fights to reappoint the police chief amid an affidavit alleging intoxication.
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Miles Unity
Miles City
Roundup
Tanlac hailed by nurse as unmatched tonic and stomach aid
Mrs J Gaark of California cites fifteen years as a nurse and says Tanlac restored her appetite, strength, and energy after influenza. She claims eight bottles left her well, able to work and sleep soundly with renewed vitality. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over two million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are also recommended by the manufacturers.
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J. Gaark
Waborth Ave
Oakhnd
California
Taniac
Anlac
Tanlac
Special Rail Rates Granted Veterans For Reunion Travel
Railroads grant open fare rates for veterans to reunions within 150 miles. Fare is one and a third with June 17 to June 23 return validity. Estimated attendance around 2000 plus National Guard and Fort Missoula units. Gatherings set for June 19 to June 21 with wide veteran interest.
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National Guard
Batalion
Fort Missoula
Danner Bart May 13 Heating for Retrial Set May 19
Supreme court schedules a hearing date of May 19 for the retrial appeal of Seth Oran Danner, condemned to death for the murder of Florence Prouse. Attorney General Rankin and County Attorney Peterson for the state, Justin M. Smith for Danner. Transcripts and notes were provided by court reporter Guy E. Marcin and Clerk W. L. Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Seth Oran Danner
Florence
Guy E Marcin
W. L. Hays
Wellington D Rankin
E. A Peterson
Justin M. Smith
Rozeman
Two clear-eyed officials lead from White House and Treasury
In a period of political change the public votes as it discerns capable leadership. The reference points to leadership in the executive office and the Treasury, signaling voter confidence in competent administration.
Wife of Secretary Work Dies in Auto Tragedy
Mrs Hubert Work wife of the interior secretary died suddenly in her automobile from angina pectoris at age 64 She suffered years of spasmodic attacks Born in Madison Indiana she married Secretary Work in 1887 They resided in Pueblo Colorado Survived by husband two sons Dr Phillip Work and Robert Work both in Denver a daughter Mrs A W Bissell of Evanston Illinois Funeral arrangements completed Prosperity follows the dairy cow.
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Washington
Hubert Work
Work
Madison
Indiana
Greenley
Colo
Pueblo
Strayed Bay Mares from Baker Area With Branded Mark
Two bay mares strayed from Baker area branded on Fonat shoulder 2V or 2Y both with white hind feet about 8 inches. Weight around 2300. Notify W. R. Holcomb at Plevna or Baker or bring mares to Plevna for reward. lt-pd.
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Baker
W. R. Holcomb
Plevna
Farm on Shares Near Baker
L A Conser offers a share crop arrangement close to Baker, providing land and seed to prepare for planting.
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Baker
L. A. Conser
Sentinel Office Ad Offers Old Papers for Sale
Old papers at the Sentinel office priced at 10 cents a bunch. Job work of all kinds promptly handled. tf.
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Sentinel Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioner’s Proceedings
R. E. Sutton
R. B. Lowry
Montana
ARGE
Seebart
Rankin
Houston Post
Pinchot
Democratic Party
L. D. Glenn
W. F. Greusel
Shelley
H. Hoover
Mary E. Jones
Charles F. Juttner
John Lindquis
Robert Orr McMillian
F.C McWilliams
J. O’haire
W. B. Rogers
Coolidge
W A. Selvidge
Jess H. Stevens
Robert A
Honey Boy
Charles Hartle
Hugh M. Jones
McLeish
James W. Speer
Gene Stratton
Mel Schneider
Tanlag
Je ‘Clark
Danner Bart
Minneapolis Tribune
White House
Treasure Department
Secretary OF Interior
Fallen County
Walter F. Wilson
M. Nt
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