Mrs Mansfield Moves Maine Home After Widowhood
Mrs Mansfield, a well known social figure, visits her daughters as she plans her post widowhood life. She has moved to a Maine style home on Polk street, renting wings to a doctor friend and a neighbor while inviting family to select keepsakes before selling. She speaks of independence and memory, while daughters discuss living arrangements and future care.
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Attorney General Rules on Warrants Limit
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn rules warrants issued for a single purpose to aid the needy do not violate Montana law when the county declares an emergency in the poor fund. Ellowstone county commissioners issued warrants totaling 2500 dollars, potentially pushing total poor fund warrants over the 10000 dollar indebtedness limit.
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H. J. Freebourn
I. M. Brandard
Freebourn
Ellowstone
Military youths at Camp Murray urged to wear olive drab sweaters
An adjutant general office advised Lanaiarine youths training under the selective service act to "make it a sweater" for Christmas. Attaches said olive drab sweaters are needed and useful. Trainees may wear civilian clothes only on leave, but leave permits are scarce.
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Fortunate Is The Man Who Withstands Temptation
A concise aphorism highlighting virtue in resisting temptation. It suggests that luck belongs to those who avoid moral slips when faced with诱惑.
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Montana elk patrols blamed for more damage than elk
A Sun River rancher writes to the Montana Fish and Game Commission accusing deputy wardens patrolling for migrating elk of causing greater damage to fences and property than the elk themselves. He demands trespass limits on his land and cites years of patrols trespassing. The commission gave no official response.
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New Month High Revenue Report From State Lands Board
Revenue for November reached a record high for the state land element, with officials noting gains over prior months. Board secretary B. Sonneland commented on the strong performance and cited progress across key land management programs.
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Montana's New Governor Scheduled to Take Oath
Montana's 20th governor Sam C Ford, a Republican, will be sworn in January 6 in a brief ceremony in his reception rooms. The 60 day session of the 3rd legislative assembly will begin as both houses organize. oath administered by Montana Supreme Court chief justice.
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New Counsel Named for Montana Railroad Board
Enor K. Matson named counsel for the Montana railroad public service commission. Matson, first assistant attorney general since 1937, succeeds Emmett Angland whose dismissal and replacement were announced. Bonner resigned to pursue his campaign. the appointment followed Angland’s removal.
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Emmett Angland
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Land
John W. Bonner
Seneral Free
Grand Coulee Dam Prospects Near Spokane
Spokane and nearby areas show excellent business and farm opportunities with Grand Coulee Dam as a focal point. A detailed photo and information packet will be mailed upon receipt of social information.
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Washington
Grand Coulee Dam
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