Ballot shows Carter gains in early United Senate vote
The joint assembly tally reveals Carter earning a record forty votes while Walsh and Conrad tie on another ballot. The day shows Walsh strength fading as Conrad gains with several switches and strategy moves by party leaders amid fears of a Republican victory.
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Joint Assembly
United States
Conrad
Walsh
Carter
Garett Ciecde Es Pecs
Ineerebo Pices
Swindlehurst
Webster
Aeabedeaheshire
Tom’’ Carter
Story
Gallatin
Cove
Walsh Ou
Gocetecoven
Cacanedo Sobauwrstibedlageen Teva
Eeodesalee
Owenhouse
Eeccseseners
Eens
Purcell
Ceesteveeeree
Ccc
Terre
OL Smith
Geneefeed
Jordan
Madison
Republicas
Lisser
Lewis and Clark
Congress
Aater
Kammerer
Rees
Wees
A Allen
Pray Sesebenwae Deesenneds
Ballot swing muting Walsh as Conrad gains support
The week's closing votes show Walsh losing ground to Conrad as supporters shift allegiances. Friday and Saturday tallies reveal Carter and Conrad rising while Walsh drops to his weakest showing yet, with party figures and speeches shaping the final results.
New Grazing Specialist Examinations Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission tomorrow set exams on February 23 and 24 to hire three grazing foresters for the Forest Service at a $1,200 annual salary. Applicants must be men 20 or older with stock handling experience and a year of botanical training. The move aligns with expanding range science to boost forage production and conserve national forest resources through controlled grazing and habitat management.
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Washington
United States Civil Service
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
National Forest
Foley's Hones and Tarf Cure for Croup and Coughs
Foley's Hones and Tarf claims to treat croup bronchitis and hoarseness and to relieve lagrippe coughs without opiates. Substandard product wording lists insensitive warnings and initials WD Richards.
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Foley
Wd, Richards
Weather Outlook Forecast Repeats Last Week
Prognostications from Washington forecast a week of alternating fair and foul weather. A disturbance over the eastern Rockies will bring rain and snow east of the Mississippi, with subsequent systems crossing the coast and midwest, concluding with marked temperature swings across eastern districts.
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Washington
Meteorological Bureau
Bureau
United States
Pacific Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Middle West
County to Pay Twice for Timber Timber Case Heads to Federal Court
The county faces a federal suit over timber cut by the Overhuls from government land. Uncle Sam demands stumpage of 70 dollars after a previous county payment for timbers used publicly. A special agent found unauthorized cutting. county officials disagreed on enforcing the government claim.
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Sweet Grass County
United States
T. V. Overhull
Uncle Sam
Overhuls
Land Department
O. E. Hammer
Hatch
Senator Leary Seeks Law to Speed Railroad Claims
Lincoln County Senator Leary argues for a Montana statute forcing quicker railroad settlements for livestock losses and other damages. He cites a logging contractor who lost six draft horses, faced delays and opaque handling, and never secured payment under the current system. He says a time limit would ensure a fairer process.
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Leary
Lincoln County
Montana
Convention of County Superintendents Concludes in Helena
Last Monday and Tuesday the annual convention of county superintendents met in Helena for business sessions. Prof. W E Harmon gave welcome, with a full program on rural schools, education standards, social centers, agriculture, school environments, grade study, spelling, institute issues, normal training and certificate recognition.
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Helena
W. E. Harmon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sara E. Morse
Phoebe Williams
Echo Templeton
Helena Feeny
Nellie R. Brown
Flora Sims
May Trumper
Lottie T. Irvine
Jessie F. Evans
F. D. Head
Alice O’hara
Minnie Law
Ida Davis
Harriet Kelly
Fay Anderson
Mamie Burt
Maud Brown
Sadie Maguire
Legislature pass year’s first half with twelve laws enacted
Senate and house figures show twelve laws signed and attested by week’s end four originated in the senate eight in the house. Governor signatures for four more measures plus two joint memorials and two joint resolutions. Two bills vetoed with senate sustaining. Donlan white slave bill among first signed. S B 34 stock board safeguards and S B 44 surety regulation signed. Memorials include actions on insane asylum land funding and Panama exposition support.
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Senate
House
Woody
Representative McMurray
Horticultural Society
Thirteenth Judicial District
Representative Bell
Norris
Martin
Sweet Grass
State State Board of Stock Commissioners
Cockrell
Secretary of State
Congress
Insane Asylum Fund
J. M
San Francisco
Crow Reservation
Pio
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Moore
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Ebert
Conrad Walsh Scat
Het Allen
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Seeene
B. George
Nolan Epderabeies
Caplet
Aeeenioos Cros
Incense Range
Galen
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