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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
4
A public appeal urges Cox to back beer and wine, and for a fresh primary selection of a governor not tied to past politics. The message praises the Farm Labor party platform, criticizes old conventions, and pledges budget discipline and just legal outcomes. It endorses Robert L. Clinton for governor and stresses loyalty, economy, and equality under law.
The inter interior secretary Payne blocks a hearing for Jerome Locke of Livingston and dams plans anger western interests. A Republican led appropriations panel later tours the West in a costly junket that critics say denies local input and assigns blame to both parties.
The Pioneer highlights Senator Walsh’s open letter to Rev. Pope clarifying Democratic stance on prohibition. It notes Wheeler and Hinshaw profits from the issue, Walsh’s claim of a dry party, and Cox as a possible winner only if beer and wine return appeals win in several states.
G Hooper reports scarce labor as alfalfa first crop nearly all down and ruined by rains. Second cutting may be good. Clyde Anderson injured in Livingston losing two fingers. Delegates named for state firemen convention in Hamilton August 27 28 30. Sweet Grass county fair dates set for August 21 22 23 and 24.
In the Sixth Judicial District of Montana Sweet Grass county the estate of Albert Stene deceased. Beret Stene by attorney filed a petition to ascertain and declare heirs and determine distribution. Citations to Ole Stene Isak Stene Hendrick Stene Elen Fallan Olava Kulbotten and John Stene with unknown heirs to appear September 1 1920 to claim interest and show cause. Ist publication July 22 1920.
Notice seeks interested buyers or shippers for the initial cattle and sheep shipment around August 10. Respond by August 5 to arrange transport, with reminder that early cattle fetch the best price.
A letter from a prospective candidate for District Judge outlines years of legal practice and service in Stillwater and Sweet Grass counties. He stresses commitment to public service, mentions education, and asserts he has never represented opposing interests.
Probate notice in Montana Sweet Grass County by HC Pound for Andrew Forsythe administrator and unknown heirs. Anna Forsythe petitions on July 16 1920 to determine rights and distribution of the deceased's real estate now in administration. Public hearing set to resolve who may have interest in the estate of Martin Forsythe deceased.
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