Seed grain provision debated by Teton County Board
The Teton County Board of Commissioners resolves to investigate seed grain needs for farmers and to issue a special election on September 2, 1919, to authorize a $75,000 debt to purchase seed wheat and oats for financially unable inhabitants. Provisions include election sites, polling hours, and a $100 reward for enforcing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board
Teton County
State of
Montana
Board of County Commissioner
Board of County Commissioners
O'Neil
Prince Albert Pipe Tobacco Praises A Pleasant Smoke
An advertisement extols Prince Albert tobacco claiming rich flavor fragrance and coolness with a patented process that prevents tongue bite and parch It invites readers to imagine hours of enjoyable smoking and promises lasting satisfaction from R J Reynolds Tobacco Co. Winston Salem NC.
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Prince Albert
P.A
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Teton County Special Election Proclamation Bonds for High School
Official notice by County Commissioners A J Flynn C P Crane and R J Anderson with County Clerk M A O Neil. Special election set for September 2 1919 in Teton County Montana to decide issuing and selling bonds for a new high school building and dormitory. Polls open 8am to 6pm at 20 precincts including Choteau Bole Sloan Power Fairfield Lowry Spring Valley Belleview Strahane Raymond Bynum Agawam Farmington Dutton Collins Dry Forks Porter Pendroy and other sites. Bond details include 100000 dollars, 20 year term, 15 year redeemable, 5 14 percent interest with semiannual coupons. Continuous precinct locations listed.
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Choteau
Court House
Richard
Cowsgill
Sloan
Rogers-Templeton
Power
Fairfield
Lowry
Spring Valley
Belleview
Strabane
Dry Forks
Porter
Pendrey
Montana
Teton
Board of County Commissioners
A. J. Flynn
Teton County
A. J Flynn
C. P. Crane
R. J) Anderson
County of
State of
M A O'Neil
Board of County Commissioners of
Richard’s Ranch House
Cowgill
Bole
Strahane Peebles
Raymond
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington Rollerud
T. Su. Gap
White
Dutton
Collins
Pendroy
One swallow does not make a summer proverb noted
A brief adage is cited reflecting on a single instance not proving a trend, and loosely tied to prohibition era sentiment with an emphasis on caution in drawing conclusions from limited examples.
Reward Notice for Violations of Montana Penal Code
A public reward of one hundred dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of anyone violating Title IV Part 1 of the Montana Penal Code. The notice is dated May 2, 1919, and bears the seal of Teton County at Chateau. County Commissioners R D Anderson Charles P Crane and clerk J A O Neil sign. first publication August 14, last August 28.
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Montana
Chateau
R. D. Anderson
Charles P. Crane
J. A. O’neil
Board of County Commissioners
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Commission
T. A. Meagher
Choteau, Montana
Delco
Remy
Bosch
Atwater- Kent
Conneticut
Splitdorf
Northeast
Auto Lite
Sevice Station
Great Falls Starter & Battery Co
Great Falls, Mont
Board OF
County Commissioners
Tikton County
State of Montana
R .D. Anderson
P. Crane
Charles P Crane
R. D Anderson
Sveral
R. JD. Anderson
A J Flynn
R TD Anderson
Charles FP. Crane
Hue
A. J. Plynn
M. A O’neil
Iit
Pte
RK. J Reynolds Tobacco Co
Ea Atr
M. A. O’neil
Ford Motor Company
Power-Norgan Co
Hoteau
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