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Choteau
Montana
Canada
Identifying Federal Agents For Prohibition Enforcement
After delay the Prohibition Director orders federal agents enforcing the laws to display a metal shield insignia 17 by 20 inches on the right front door of their vehicles. The measure, aimed at distinguishing officers from criminals, follows the transfer of enforcement to the Department of Justice.
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Prohibition
Woodcock
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Canadian Mounted Police
Referendum Measures 33 and 34 on Montana Ballot
County officials announce two referendum measures for the next general election No 34 proposes a 3 mill levy to support all state educational units and reduce warrant indebtedness while No 33 calls for a $3 million bond for building and equipment at all state institutions Evaluation notes there is little opposition to No 34 which aligns with practices in eight of twelve western states The governor and a ten member citizens committee promote voter consideration and informed action.
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Erickson
Citizens’ Committee of Ten
University of Montana
Warm Springs
Galen
State bonds and higher education plan face scrutiny
With Deer Lodge prisoners housed in rented space and campus projects in early stages, officials doubt expanding bond issues as Montana wrestles with finances. A prudent move may be to reduce warranted debt by over a half million, saving more than 160000 in annual interest for Galen hospital or Twin Bridges orphans.
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Deer Lodge
Galen
Twin Bridges
Hoover Faces Blocked Nominations Over Public Hearings
In Washington President Hoover plans to reorganize the tariff commission within six weeks but has three flat declines as men of the needed character refuse public scrutiny. The shift to public hearings exposes private files and risks reputations, complicating nominations.
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Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Congress
Senate
Miss Nagle Delegated to Catholic Gathering at Mission
Miss Margaret Nagle of St. Luke's city was the delegate from St. Luke's parish and its missions at the ninth annual National Council of Catholic Women convention of the Helena diocese held at the old St. Mary's mission near Stevensville. Rev. J. F. Schulte spoke of Stevensville as a center of early Jesuit missions led by Fr. DeSmet and Fr. Ravalli, with three Flathead delegations seeking a priest in St. Louis and one delegation reportedly slain by Sioux.
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Margaret Nagle
St. Luke’s
National Council of Catholic Women
Helena
St. Mary’s
Stevensville
J. F. Schulte
St. Luke’s Parish
Schulte
DeSmet
Ravalli
St. Louis
Notice of Opening of Teton County High School
The Teton County High School opens for 1930 31 on Monday September 8 at 8 30 am. Students not yet registered should do so by September 6. Principal's office hours run afternoons until school starts. Dormitory opens Sunday September 7 with evening meal. boarding students should contact Mrs C H Davis for dorm reservations. Chateau residents with rooms to rent may inform the school.
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A. B. Guthrie
Anna E. Stafford
Teton County
C. H. Davis
Chateau
Alias summons in district court meets foreclosure action
The District Court of Teton County Montana issues an alias summons for multiple defendants including War Finance Corporation of Helena Walter Saunders and others in a foreclosure case over a promissory note of 1500 dollars with 8 percent interest from 1929 and a mortgage described as SEY Section 4 Township 23 N Ranger W M M. The action seeks debt collection costs and to foreclose the mortgage with default judgment if not answered within 20 days. The mortgage is recorded in Book 4 M of Mortgages page 394.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Minnie B. Bailey
Mary May
John H. May
John May
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co
The
Power State Bank of Power
War Finance Corporation
Helena
Walter Saunders
Walter B. Saunders
Saunders
Gerard Ryzek
Ryzek
R. H. Ewart
Mabel A. Michener
George Sollid
Anna Sollid
Guy Craig
Craig
H. Mattson
J. H. Hughes
James Norup
Ewart
Teton Ridge Oil & Gas Co
Ralph E. Bancroft
J. B. Peterson
Julia Peterson
C. L. Foster
Foster
B. F. Reed
Reed
J. M. Lierboe
Lierboe
J. G. Wallace
Wallace
F. Michener
P. L. Elliott
Teton County
Said
Sey
Township 23
Blanche M. Jacobson
Meda McLbean
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Jesse J. ‘Smith
Mary Pearl Smith
Jesse J. Smith
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McDonald Block
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