Montana Supreme Court Upholds Sunday Dance Law
The Montana Supreme Court upholds the state Sunday dancing law in a Silver Bow county case against Ezra Loomis of Butte. The decision supports legislative power to classify amusements and regulate dance halls and dance houses differently by location, confirming permissible distinctions between outside public parks and within them. A final remark notes a judge’s quip about laws governing women's conduct.
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Montana
State Supreme Court
District Court
Silver Bow
Ezra Loomis
Butte
Tech
Pontine
How The Pioneer Women Amused Themselves While Crossing the Plains
A Montana club women group gathers historical data on pioneer amusement during westward travel. Memoir describes wagon train life near the Platte, bathing in rivers, flower gathering, hunting, and Indian encounters. Evening entertainments include Dickens readings, music, singing both Union and Confederate songs, and socializing around bonfires.
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Omaha
Ohio
Platte
Scott's Bluff
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Sahara
Great American
Jensen Liver Pills Promoted by Butte Pharmacist
A Montana advertisement touts Jen-Sen pills as a liver cleanser and nerve toner. It claims daily blood filtration by the liver and offers a free month’s treatment to readers, with address for A. B. Jensen of 401 South Montana Street, Butte.
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Mr Jensen
Nature
Suit Will Test University Levy Clarify Sharing Funds
The case seeks to determine if the extension service at Montana State College in Bozeman can share in the mill and a half university levy approved in 1920. F. D. Jones of Helena will file to restrain disbursement for extension funds. the case will be argued by the Missoula law faculty with the attorney general.
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State College
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Supreme Court
L. A. Foot
University of Montana
University At
Foot
State Board of Examiners
Missoula
School of Mines
Butte
State Normal College
Dillon
Montana
War on Extension Service Clarified By Foot Statement
Mr Foot argues critics aim to fight the extension service not to defy law but to clarify it. The service operates with state and federal cooperation through the state college. A court ruling for the complainant could cut much of the service’s state funding. A wise woman is one who has a great deal to say and remains silent.
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Utah
Besid
Pike County
Missouri
Posy County
Indiana
Foot
State College
Money Hiders Belief in Bankers Aid for Prosperity
Educational Montana banking message urges citizens to cooperate with bankers and keep money in circulation. Hiders of money block credit and hinder progress, even as bankers claim to assist within legal and sound principles.
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Loomis
M. E. Plassmann
Dickens
Humphrey
Valley of the Platte
Lander
Sirocca
Kelly
Kelly Drug Company
S Sorane
Pokane Union Stock Yards
Spokane
Washington
A. E. Jensen
Yiccks
University
First National Bank
Great Falls
Wells - Dickey CO
Minnepapolis
St Paul
Duluth
Caicago
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