Montana Amendment Four-Year Terms For County Officials
Legal notice transcribes Senate Bill No 199 proposing a constitutional amendment in Montana to set four-year terms for county auditors county attorneys justices of the peace and constables and certain municipal officers The document details sections 19 20 of Article VIII and Section 6 of Article XVI and outlines submission to voters at the 1944 general election with ballot wording and counting procedures. It is certified by Secretary of State Sam W Mitchell and deposited March 16 1943.
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Senate
State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of State
United States of America
State of Montana
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Sam W. Mitchell
Cnumera
Sam C. Ford
Helena
SC. Ford
Notice of Closing of Registration for Sweet Grass County
Registration books for the regular general election to be held November 7 1944 in Sweet Grass County close September 22 1944 at 5 p m Electors may register at the county clerk’s office in Big Timber or before a deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace between 9 a m and 5 p m as provided by law County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar Dick Armstrong announces Also notices of probate for Nannie A Mansell deceased set August 29 1944 at 10 a m for proof of will and administration with the will annexed issued to Guy L Hart Beulah Patterson Clerk of Court and E O Overland attorney for petitioner publish dates Aug 10 17 24 1944.
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Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Justice of the Peace
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Nannie A. Mansell
Guy L. Hart
Beulah Patterson
E. O. Overland
Tda D. Anderson
Ida D. Anderson
Canine War Veteran Crippled by Freight
Rover the shepherd collie, Livingston's famed canine hero, lost his right hind foot when a gondola car of a freight train ran over him in local yards. After heroic service in the South Pacific, he was returned to civilian life but suffered amputations as a result of the accident. Rover, now three-legged, adapts with stoic resolve, per owner Laurence Orr.
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Livingston
Rover
South Pacific
Laurence Orr
North E
Mr. Orr
War Widow Faces Calamities From Loss to Theft
Patricia Doyle, a Honolulu widow awaiting her second child in Los Angeles, endured multiple tragedies after learning of her husband George Doyle's submarine death. Robbed of her savings for the birth, her 2-year-old daughter drowned, and she later lost $60 to a rooming companion who stole her clothing.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Doyle
Honolulu
George Doyle
Doyle
Fort Peck Dam Extends 155 Miles on Missouri River
Glasgow chamber officials touring Fort Peck lake report the waterway now extends 155 miles up the Missouri River to Risland. The dam’s water mark on this date is three feet higher than last year and two feet below May’s level.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Fort Peck
Missouri River
Risland
Montana Proclamation and Public Notices 1944
Governor Ford proclaims voter approval for Initiative Forty-Eight on osteopathy. notices include estate of Ida D. Anderson and a constitutional amendment on school fund income distribution to be voted November 1944. secretary of state Sam W. Mitchell authenticates.
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Dick Armstrong
Professional Directory
DR. R. Ms Schaffarzick Satametelas Phon
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D. Claiborn
E. D. Overland
Law County Court
L. W. Baskett
Big Timber, Montana
C. J. Ellingson Otor Inn
Chico Hot Springs Hotel and Hospital
Emigrant
N. P
Chico
R. C. Knowles
G. A. Townsend
Fred
Big Timber and
Park City
Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber Yellowstone Bank
Laurel
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
Conoco
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