Legislature Fails to Deliver on Democratic Promises in Montana
The Montana legislature, dominated by Democrats, failed to pass key promises including workmen compensation, water power regulation, and a blue sky law. GOP critics note lavish spending, 192 employees on the payroll, and a costly session while Republicans tout railroad rate reforms and Larson bills expanding protections for dairymen and small suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Appropriations’ Committee
Edwards
Rosebud County
Larson
Teton
Stevens
Senator Stevens
State legislature advances education centralization and reforms
The article notes bills to consolidate state education under the University of Montana, establish a Helena based chancellor, and prevent course duplication. It covers weight and measures changes, bonds for improvements, labor and consumer protections, and a major school code codifying reforms. It also mentions governor salary increases, new districts, and the creation of Northern Montana Agricultural and Manual Training school at Fort Assinniboine.
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University of Montana
State Board of Education
Helena
Rhodates
McKenzie
Montana
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Labor and Industry
Agriculture
HW. BP
Blue Sky Law
H. PT
Creatine State Lax Commission
IT. B
Stewart
Broadwater
Measher
Wibaux
Dawson
Custer
Clay
Blaine
Valley
Richland
Dawson County
Wheatland
Meagher
Feigns
Sweet Grass
Udder Tuberculosis Risk in Cattle Descriptions
The article notes that a hard mass developing slowly in a cow’s udder with little heat tenderness or inflammation often signals udder tuberculosis. It also mentions other non tuberculosis enlargements of the udder and contrasts them with the described tubercular form.
Cattle Tuberculosis Risks From Udder Infection Highlighted
The text warns that cows with suspicious signs often indicate tuberculosis and recommends urgent examination by a veterinarian and tuberculin testing. Udder tuberculosis is noted as particularly dangerous for spread and typically causes permanent damage to affected udders.
Perfect Seed and Soil for a Perfect Plant
The passage argues that ideal plant growth requires a flawless seed perfectly prepared soil and skilled cultivation. Any deficiency in seed, soil, or care leads to an imperfect crop and incomplete results.
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W. W. Wright
Atorney
Washington, D.C
The Useful Sheep in Farm Adaptability
The sheep shows unmatched versatility in response to treatment and environment. It can be bred into various types including long or short wool, horns or hornless, black or white. With proper management it yields profit whether raised for mutton or other modifications.
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National Life Insurance
Company of Montana
Home Office
State Savings Bank
Butte
A. T. Morgan
Insurance Department
Assembly
Legislative Assembly
House Democrats
Ourklind
Democratic House
Paris
New York
the Fair Dept
BIG Timber
Little Fortiitzer
Witneis
Ilinois
Efe
Professional Directory
A. G. Hatch
Attorney AT Law
Charles W. Campbell
Brownlee Building
R. S. Steiner
Attorney-At-Law
Probate and Commercial Law Abstracts
Skillman & Bailey
F. M. Lamp
Licbel
McLeod Street
A. P. O'Leary
DR. D. Claiborn
Richard
M. W. Barr
A. K. Wearne
DR. R. M
Wolf
The
Science
A. T. Still
M.S
M. D
D. O
Kirksville, Mo
Bell
A. D. Knowles, D. V. S
Livingston, Montana
B. J. Kleinhesseling
Surveilor
James W. Whitfield
South Main Street
Livingston
Hamilton Wright
Pittsburgh
Helena, Mont
Department of the Interior
United States Land Offices
D. H. Marsh
Big Timber, Montana
Sixth Ave
Bramble St
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