January Session Faces Deluge of New Laws in Montana
A state survey shows at least 1,200 proposed laws or amendments to be rushed to the 60 day Montana legislature, with strong focus on education and municipal reforms. Education groups seek a 25 percent budget increase for the Greater University of Montana system and state colleges.
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State Publicity Department
Senate
House
Montana Education Association
Montana School Boards Association
Missoula
Bozeman
Havre
Billings
Dillon
Arthur Lamey
Holt
Helena
State University
State College
State Experiment Station
State Normal School
Northern Montana College
Eastern Montana Normal
Greater
University of Montana
University Millage Fund
State Federation
Brotherhoods
Roy Ayers
Hoskins
Wind Rips Farm as Distant Dangers Loom
Saturday night a fierce wind ripped across the area blowing dirt into homes and toppling structures. A 10 foot windmill wheel was torn from its hub and scattered toward Great Falls while hay and sheds were scattered on nearby properties. The writer reflects on materialism and human misery before urging Christmas purchases.
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Lake St. Clair
Great Falls
John Swenson
Kingdom of
England
Mussolinis
Christmas Relief Cut Sparks Voters’ Regret
E R McLean condemns relief job cuts before Christmas affecting 10,000 workers. He says voters backed a $4.5 billion measure months earlier to prevent hardship, but the holiday season brings a broken hearted outlook for many families.
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E. R. McLean
Montana Liquor Profits Top 1.32 Million in Eleven Months
The Montana liquor control system reports a net profit of 1,320,440.10 for the first eleven months of the year. Total liquor expenditures reached 5,408,988.31 with 68,941.55 from permit sales and a gross profit of 1,920,489.34 after discounts. Expenses include salaries 416,453.65 freight 92,856.21 rents 34,585.78 and law enforcement 33,236.66. The state treasury received 1,150,000 from profits while November and December are expected to push the annual total past 1.5 million.
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State
Martin G. Hoffman
Montana Liquor Control Board
Montana
Liquor Control Board
State Treasury
Vaccination Appeal Urges Students and Adults to Immunize
A notice from Deputy State Health Officer Dr H W Bateman urges all students and adults to vaccinate against smallpox. It warns that unvaccinated students may be banned from school after the new year if new cases arise next week and calls for cooperation to prevent an epidemic.
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H. W. Bateman
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle Announces Weekly Services
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle of the Assemblies of God lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. Missionary service at 11 a.m. Evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Midweek service on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor GEO. H. SKARAT.
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Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Assemblies of God
Geo. H. Skarat
Austads Plan Winter Stay in Oregon City
Mr and Mrs C A Austad prepare to leave for Oregon City near Portland to spend the winter with Merle the article notes.
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Austads
Oregon
Oregon City service station owner prospers after move
Mr. Bunday, once in charge of a grain elevator at Coutts Alberta, moved to Oregon City last summer and purchased a service station. He reports the business is prospering. Mrs. Austad and Mr. Austad plan to return here early in the spring after being invited to visit.
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Oregon City
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