County Seeks 100000 Dollar High School Bonds Vote
Teton county Montana commissioners approve a resolution calling a July 29 1919 special election to authorize coupon bonds of 100000 for a high school building and dormitory. Election rules payment terms interest rate and posting details are set with notices to be published in the Choteau Acantha and at precinct polling places.
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Chateau
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Court House
A J Flynn
R. D.D. Anderson
Chas. P. Crane
M. A. O'Neil
Board of County High School Trustees
Board of County High School
Teton
Board of County Commissioners of
A. J. Flynn
R. D. Anderson
Charles P. Crane
County of
State of Montana
State of
Montan
Staite
M. A. O’neil
Lee
Choteau Acantha
J. M. A. O'Neil
The
County High School Board
Crane
Anderson
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank of
Helena
Extend Time On U S x Insurance Ruling on premiums
New ruling from Secretary Carter Glass extends the grace period for U S government life insurance. Nine months to avoid cancellation after non payment, with 90 day reinstatement window and six month reinstatement after lapse. Payment can be made during the month following discharge and within the extension periods.
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Great Falls
Carter Glass
U. S. Treasury
Equity Picnic Set for Conrad on July 19
National president J. N. Tittmore and other Equity leaders will speak at a large farmers picnic in Conrad on Saturday July 19. The event also features an afternoon program and evening dancing with several entertaining activities planned for attendees.
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J. N. Tittmore
American Society of Equity
J. M. Anderson
Equity Co-operative Exchange
St.Paul
Wim
Suits to cost 50 to 75 dollars next spring says clothier
Ludwig Stein president of the National Clothing Manufacturers association told the Mid West Reconstruction conference in Kansas City that ordinary men's suits for next spring will cost 50 to 75 dollars each and that cloth will be scarce due to a labor shortage.
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Kansas City
Ludwig Stein
National Clothing Manufacturers Association
Stein
Bond vote plans and wheat price policy in 1919
Official records show Teton County Montana proceedings on May 7 1919 regarding a 100000 dollar high school bond election. The county high school board proposed July 29 1919 or Sept 2 1919 for the bond referendum while wheat director Julius Barnes urged government price support at 2.26 a bushel to stabilize world markets and deter private profiteering.
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New York
Julius Barnes
United States
Barnes
Reengaged Agriculturist Praised for County Improvement
Agriculurist re engaged are commended for supporting the Farm Bureau and re employing Robert Clarkson as county agent for Teton county. Dry seasons 1917 and 1918 show scientific methods yield up to twenty bushels per acre, while adjacent lands fail. Clarkson, named by Bozeman as a top state agent, has cooperated with farmers and provided timely advice against adverse conditions.
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Board of County Commissioners
Farm Bureau
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Clarkson
Agricultural Department
Bozeman
Oming
Funeral for George A Boutilier in Choteau
George Andrew Boutilier died at Choteau hospital after a two year illness. Born in Halifax seventy one years ago he married Martha Geddis 38 years ago and they had three sons Rupert Harry and Douglass. He was a cabinet maker and carpenter and lived east of town on a homestead since 1902. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and Old Settlers Society. Funeral at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Vernon Hall with K of P lodge, burial in Choteau cemetery.
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George Andrew Boutilier
Choteau Hospital
Halifax
N. S
Martha Geddis
Rupert
Harry
Douglass
Methodist Church
K of P. Lodge
Vernon I. Jlall
Choteau
Camp Fire Girls Social a Big Success
The Camp Fire Girls held a social last Wednesday for charity benefiting Cath erine Brasch the adopted French orphan pledging annual support of 100 dollars. Tuesday a long hike along the Teton river honored Ruth and Elizabeth Hall in good weather with lunch and cheerful company. Mrs Flora Haugen and Mrs Edna Fatherlie were named guardians succeeding Mrs Kate Hall who leaves Chateau for Whitefish.
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Camp Fire
Catherine Brasch
Teton River
Ruth
Elizabeth Hall
Flora Haugen
Edna Fatherlie
Kate Hall
Chateau
Whitefish
Treaty leak sparks senate hearing on Morgan bankers link
In New York a two hour foreign relations committee hearing traced how a peace treaty copy circulated privately. Elihu Root Henry P Davidson and J P Morgan and Frank Vanderlip testified they had not seen a copy. Root said there was nothing improper in the treaty reaching him. The inquiry drifted to a standstill with no further steps suggested. Atlantic City Labor Federation protests wartime prohibition and urges exemption for 2 1 2 per cent beer from the eighteenth amendment and war time ban.
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New York
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Elihu Root
Root
Henry P. Davidson
Morgan Banking House
Red Cross
Mr. Davidson
Paris
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Frank Vanderlip
Davidson
League of Nations
Mr.Root
Mr. Root
Iwhile
Germany
Wilson
Jacob Schiff
Kuhn, Leeb & Co
Paul Warburg
Borah
Lodge
Hitchcock
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Workers of America
American Labor Movement
Washington
Executive Council
United States
Conegrss
Grooms Hurt After Car Skids On River Road
Dean Grooms sustained painful injuries including bruises and torn ligaments when the car swerved on a sharp bend along the river road to the Teton canyon. His partner H J Trodic was thrown from the seat but regained control and avoided a wreck. Grooms remained in hospital for treatment.
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Dean Grooms
H. J. Trodic
Teton Canyon
Mr. Trodic
Mr. Grooms
RAID PLOTS TO FREE I W W PRISONERS REVEALED IN LETTER
Chicago June 11 A letter from a convicted I W W member in Fort Leavenworth to a Chicago comrade details a plan to blow up the prison with a machine gun battery and free Big Bill Haywood and others. The note cites using high powered autos and 44 pistols to resist officials. Civil actions filed include Rogers Templeton Lumber Co. versus Geo Pederson for foreclosure of lien.
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Chicago
Fort’ Leavenworth
Big Bill” Haywood
Department of Justice
West Side
The
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Cash Banking
Federal Reserve
U. S. x. Insurance
Equity
Conrad
Board of Carty Commissioners
Wheat Feeding World
America
Biles
Camp Fire Girls
Morgan Bank
Bob
John Cole
Henry Robison
Chas. Cowell
Clarence Looney
Reickhoff Ranch
Bridge
Raid Bares
Paul Jacobson
Geo. Pederson
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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