Montana Proclamation for 1920 General Election
Governor S V Stewart proclaims a general election to be held on the second Tuesday in November 1920. Voters will select presidential electors, U S representatives, governor, lieutenant governor, state officials, supreme court justices, and county and district officials plus multiple constitutional amendments and referenda including school funding, tax and bonds measures.
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Montana Governor Proposes Bonds for Irrigation Fund
Governor C. T. Stewart petitions Montana voters to authorize up to twenty million dollars in bonds for a Montana Irrigation Fund and development bonds. He outlines the board structure, officer roles, and election timing to approve the measure at the next general election. Rewards offered for information aiding passage and enforcement are noted, with the governor’s seal and date.
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