Registration closes for August 29 1922 primary election
Proceedings note the closing of registration for the August 29 1922 primary nominating election authorizations for crossings on irrigation and tax adjustments for Leo Maguire and Paul Kropp. A 1923 assessment period, extended sessions, and a long list of warrants and expenditures across county offices follow.
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W. D. Jones
Day & Hanson
Leo Maguire
Robert Clarkson
Angot Lian
Salary
Bessie Crane Reiquam
C. James Smith
Hazel Warren We Chas. Strand
F S. Doege
Same
EB. N. Haugen
E. G. Archibald
Bantey Silycans
Robert Halpin
J. S. James
I. S. Martine
Floyd Clark
Portation
Byron Corena
Delber Reed
Geo
H. Reed
Elmer Daley
Elmer Allum
Floyd Churchwell
T. A. Meagher
C. O. Lindseth
J. G. Barrett
Cho. Hdw. Co
Red County
J .E. Malmin
Ieen General Fund
Pris- Vocational School For ‘Girls
Fairfield Times
Wheeler Cole
H. T Rhoads
Chateau Acantha
Citizens State Bank
Trans
John
Startling Indictment of Dixon Ad Calls Truth A Tissue of Lies
A political paid advertisement cites Governor Joseph M. Dixon calling truth unprotected by copyright and claims his Bozeman and Livingston addresses are "a tissue of falsehoods" in a critical charge reported by the Independent.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Bozeman
Monya
State of Montana
Frank Conley
Montana
Lewis & Clark
Gallatin County
Lewis & Clark County
North Carolina
Reader
Joseph M. Dixonu
Montana Democratic Club
J. Burke Clements
Gold Block
Helena
Poteman
Livingston
Why Are We White A Satirical Riff on Racial Types
The excerpt mocks racial theories by claiming white skin results from salt intake while alleging other peoples’ colors derive from diet and habits. It references parodied scientific authority, mentions Africans, Asians, and Mongolians, and ends with a provocative, prejudiced premise about changing colors with salt consumption.
Negro Cavalrymen Battle Bandits Near Wichita
On a moving freight train northeast of Wichita two train bandits attempted to rob harvest hands. Four Negro ex cavalrymen in uniform drew pistols to protect the crowd. One ex trooper was fatally wounded, another dying, and a third missing with five bandits detained for investigation.
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Wichita
Kan
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Here
Estampage in France Shaping Tourist Experience
A US reader notes slang and meanings around French terms for overcharging visitors. The word estampage, meaning to punch holes or overcharge, reflects French perception of irregular tolls on tourists. Tourism in France has fallen except at a few resorts as indignation grows over profiteering by some businesses.
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France
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