Montana Voters Face Big Bond Issues in 1920 Ballot
The state plans two major bond measures next November totaling about 50 million dollars. A 20 million irrigation development bond would fund organized irrigation districts and Montana’s agricultural future. A 5 million bond would shore up state institutions and support education at the university and related establishments. The paper urges informed participation and a civic vote.
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Montana
State University
Congressional Joy Ride Aimed at Oriental Problems
About one hundred congress members plan a July voyage aboard a government transport to Hawaii the Philippines China and Japan to study Oriental problems. The trip, funded mostly by the federal treasury with each congressman paying 125 per day, aims to avoid domestic reconstruction issues and may influence election dynamics.
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Congress
Hawaii
Philippines
China
Japan
Tayali
Orient
Washington
Cereeurt
Badett
Federal Treasury
Republican Party
First M. E. Church Notes Morning Worship and Classes
Morning worship at 10399 features a sermon on Possessions which Money Can Buy. Sunday school at 11 30 Epworth League at 6 80 with Will a Man Rob God as topic. Evening service at 7 30. K T CG class Friday 4 30 p m. Preparatory members meet Tuesday 8 o'clock. Prayer service Wednesday evening. Mrs Mary Read chairs the Sth division providing refreshments. Welcome awaits you at the First M E church inviting fellowship and growth.
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Epworth League
K. T. CG
Tusday
Mary Read
Sth
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Reneesnenne
Kalispell lumberman visits Choteau for business amid lively outlook
H G Miller of Kalispell to Choteau between trains reports good outlook in Flathead country and lively Kalispell. Ruth Anagatdrews birthday surprise party held at her home with friends. Miss Andrews celebrated with games and merrymaking. Helen Innes hospitalized for appendicitis. health education lecture by Arthur Blackstone at Teton county high school. P H Crossen and John Wallenstein back from Great Falls after stock pavilion dedication. Milwaukee official H M Gillick touring division.
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H. G. Miller
Kalispell
Choteau
Flynn
Ruth Anatgatdrews
Grass Seed
Hirshberg
Mrs. Andrews
Miss Andrew
Arthur Blackstone
U. S. Department of Public Health
Teton County High School
P. H. Crossen
John Wallenstein
Great Falls
Great Northern
Billings
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau Montana
State. Bank
Fairfield Community Hall
Fairfield
First Presbyterian Church Choir of
Nevin Club of
Cascade
Prof
R. A. Keyes
Congressional
M. E. Church Notes
Harry T. Stong
M. E
Grocery Department
del Monte
Seal Brand
Circle Coffee
California
Prince Albert
Adams Standard Tobacco
U. S. Marine Tobacco
ARM & Hammer
Jane Baldwin
Kingsford
Voile
Gingham
Manhattan
JOS. Hirshberg & CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Rebeka Barnes
Chateau Mercantile Co
Helen Innes
James S. Innes
Teton County
Board of Trustees
Horace Upman
Spring Valley
Wisconsin
Mr. Upman
Milwaukee
East
H. M
Gillick
The
Lewistown
Chateau
Tire Division
T. O. Larson
Chase McDonald
Wm. Hodgskiss
H. L. Halladay
Jas. Eckford
S. T. Wiprud
Phil I. Cole
New Stock Pavilion
Tion
Soo Son
South Main Street
Wsmith & Liptak
Insurance Men
United States
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