State Fair At Helena Laid On Shelf For Two Year Period
The Montana legislature agreed to strike a $60,000 annual state fair appropriation from house bill 448 and set aside a $33,500 annual maintenance and caretaker grant for two years. Senator Church opposed the move, warning it would hurt Montana’s image and investments in the fair and related infrastructure. The prolonged session adjourns with mixed cuts and restored funding for several state offices, but the Helena State Fair is effectively canceled for two years.
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Helena
Montana
Finance and Claims Committee
Senate
Church
Lewis and Clark
Custer
Helena Light and Power Company
House
Paul
Conser
Hazelbaker
Johnson
Holt
Sesancon
Conference Committee
Attorney General
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Erickson
Dixon
Nineteenth Assembly
McCormick
McCabe
Oliver
Assembly
Agricultural College
Department of Publicity
Board of Health
Orthopedic Commission
Labor and Publicity Division Department 2 Agriculture
State University
State Normal School
McQuitty
Taylor
Banking Code Commission
Attorney General’s Office
Yusterday
Siums
Plains
Eaton
Yellowstone
Fairgreave
Carbon
Holton
Garfield
Jeffray
Jefferson
Peat
Missoula
Nagle
Smith
Lohle
Ray Nagle
County Commissioners Hold Regular Session March 2 1925
The board of county commissioners met March 2 1925 at 10 a.m. with Chas Bryan Reider Anderson and G A Leasby present and W A Conwell clerk. They spoke on road equipment bids printing contracts and county funds with approvals disapprovals and an adjournment to 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Chas. Bryan
Reider Anderson
G. A. Leasby
W. A A. Conwell
Dean
Spokane Tank and
W. O D. Rankin
Sweet Grass Publishing Co
Big Timber Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Jerome Williams
Mareh Jth
Williams
Board of Commissioners
Mared
CG. L. Briano
General Fund
Jerome Williams Printing
Industrial Accident Board
HMC Eager de Ey Gyatebhee
L. F. Douthett Co
E.R. Patterson
Agnes H. Hinds
C. A. Bishop
Gus Wright Horse Hire
Wallace Clean
Dalton Add
Pian Power Co
Amick
Knapp Gas
T . Lewis
H. Mooney Coal Court Hose
Petty Cash
Henri J. Pampe
Leah
CG. i. Busse
Serbe
Gand Ed Brannin
Harri Kauffman Horse Hire
M. M. Oliphant
Wee
J. W. Church
Warine Rue Assig
Bie
Russell Grader Mfg
Nordstrom
Douthett Co
Hickman Hdw
W. J. Knapp Oi
Northwestern Auto Supply Co
Conselly Machy
Chas
Pravda
Sheriy
Gus Wright
Fla. Webh
Co. Supt
F.A. Webh
FE. N. Neste
Peter G. Neste
C. Bailey
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Citizens State Bank
Scandinavian American Bank
Big Timber
Montana
Tom Dillon
S. W. Cunningham
Reider’ Anderson
CC. E. Busse
Golden Valley
G. A. Leashy
Hoard
Chas, Bryan
Democrats Seek Nationwide Conference To Unite Party
Franklin D Roosevelt leads a plan endorsed by party chiefs for a year round national committee, closer state ties, continued party operation, extended publicity, and frequent meeting of leaders from all regions to unite the Democratic Party ahead of future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
National Committee
United Party
Alfred E. Smith
Walsh
Jefferson
Hamilton
Republican Party
Oan
Broadway Butterflies Robbed of Jewelry in Fifth Avenue Heist
Three armed men in dinner garb stormed a Fifth Avenue studio apartment in New York at dawn, bludgeoning and binding two victims before escaping with 825,000 in gems. Victims include Fay Perkins and Milton Abbott, with 24,000 of loot seized from Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou” Lawson
Plaza
Fifth Avenue
Fay Perkins
Milton Abbott
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Commissioners
Ingvald Espe
Krussell Grader Mfg. Co
Hickman Spikes Oe
FEM
Dri W. Baskett
Toor Fund
ALG
Broughton Care
Dalton
Ghurchill & Amery Supplies
Hoy Timber Supply House
Montana Power Co. Light Service
Kate Ryan
Avon Ty Webster
Mike Whalen
Cocci
Cesses Essen
Goering
Paulson
Gracy
Phillips Drug Co
I F. Douthett Co
M. Sawyer Co
Green Blakeley
Edward E. Aldrich
Awe
Rem
Nellis
Aliza Harper
J. . Broughton
Peterson Vy
Ghas. Keppler
Thornton Carter
Grer
Cynthia Harlinan
Schoo District No. 11
Uy Deer Creek
Whitney
K. Steenerson
Broadway
Dorothy King Keenan
Louise Lawson
Motor Inn
Bittner
Virginia
James Bittner
Swift
Stone
Bray
Folger
Golden Gate
Kellogg Mercantile Co
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