Constitutional amendments on November 5 1968 ballot
Three proposed constitutional amendments will be presented to electors at the November 5 1968 general election. Published by authority of Section 23-201 A.C.M. 1947 by Frank Murray Secretary of State.
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A.C.M
Frank Murray
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of State
Montana constitutional amendments and public notice summary
Summary of 1967 Montana acts including proposed constitutional amendments on officers term and salary limits and per diem rules for the legislature, certification by Secretary of State, and public notices of lawsuits and land title actions in Sweet Grass County Big Timber with publication dates in August 1968.
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State OF
Montana
Linda Ross
Bill Ross
Victoria Braaten
Richard W. Josephson
Hooper Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Towit
Boulder Addition No
Big Timber
A. D
O. J. Paulson
McLeod Big Timber
Montana Chapter 315 Amendment on Constitutional Proposals
Legislative text proposes amending Section 9 Article XIX to allow six proposed constitutional amendments to be submitted at a single election. The measure outlines submission procedures and legislative authority for Montana.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of
State of Montana Quiet Title and Economic Essay Fragment
The document references Quiet Title actions in Sweet Grass County Montana and lists Edward L. Matthew Elizabeth Silbaugh and heirs or successors of F M Lamp as parties. The piece also includes an economic essay on high cost of living and inflation, explaining causes like wage growth and government spending and illustrating with a wage and output example.
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Elizabeth Silbaugh
F. M. Lamp
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Inflation and transport costs threaten jobs and markets
The piece argues that widespread price hikes ripple through wholesalers, distributors, retailers, and consumers, risking job losses in auto manufacturing and reduced competitiveness against foreign cars. It warns inflation harms dollar value and urges productivity growth to avoid depressions. It also highlights AAA traffic safety aims for safer, long trips with careful driving.
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U.S
Erickson
Triple-A
MAA Auto Safety Campaign Begins
The Montana Automobile Association launched a safety campaign with auto clubs in the U S and Canada affiliated with the American Automobile Association. Albert Erickson, MAA general manager, announced the program aimed at safer holiday travel by car and a hoped reduction in travel incidents.
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Montana Automobile Association
U. S
Canada
American Automobile Association
Albert Erickson
MAA
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