91 New Laws On State Statute Books Monday
Up to Monday a total of 91 measures from the current legislative assembly had been passed and approved by Governor Erickson. Of these 57 were house measures and 34 came from the senate. The list includes changes to road districts, school buildings, irrigation, tax lands, state bonds, election precincts, and funding for state departments and the industrial accident board.
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Legislative Assembly
Erickson
House
Senate
Montana Senate bills and measures list
A lengthy roll of Senate and House items including establishing county parks, refunds of excess tax collections, creation of the Judith River game preserve, uniform city fire equipment, vacation of abandoned town plots, notices to utilities for moved houses, Russell statue placement, veterans memorial fund, irrigation land purchases, guardianship provisions, highway powers, burial contracts, records on appeal, tax clerk duties, salary fixes for county officials, admiss ion requirements for orphans home, road repairs, sanitary control of campgrounds, penalties for tax delinquency, special assessment tax collection, retirement of school bonds, legal notice publication counts, Catherine Crossland Smith appropriation, and numerous Senate joint motions on tariffs, park policy, forest fire prevention, threshermen liens, surveyor duties, journals distribution, hall insurance, police qualification, locomotive whistle rules, workers transport, licensing airmen, special improvement districts, oil and gas lease penalties, attorney fees on foreclosures, county commissioner powers, farm grain storage, water commissioner costs, mineral reservations, medical exams for insured children, cash item transfers, dealer licensing, artificial fish ponds, migratory bird refuges, Carter Powder River line survey validation, annexation of abandoned school districts, public utility property injury, primary ballot name arrangement, civic stadium acquisitions, and retail meat regulation.
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George—U. S
Glacier ‘Park
Judith River
Russell
National Capitol
Veterans Memorial Fund
Supreme Court
Catherine Crossland Smith
Senate
J. M
Glacier National Park
General Fund
Carter Powder River
Civic Stadium
Real estate transfers filed in county records March 2 to 9
Public records list patent deeds and multiple transfers including Waugh to Knudtson for $1.00, Shelmerdine to George for 3.85 acres, and several oil and gas royalty assignments. Also noted are releases of oil and gas leases and a decree quieting title for lot 5 block 11 in Chateau.
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State of
Montana
T. C. Power
Erick E. Waugh
Jennie Knudtson
Frank Shelmerdine
Frank George
Joseph A. Kaufman
Charles A. Wiethoff
Amos
L. F. McCurdy
William Dutton
Ned
Kenneth McKenzie
Frank A. Bruce
H. G. McKinley
Thomas Selatad
Chateau
Leon R. Sutton
Greenfield Irrigation District Annual Report Highlights
The Greenfield Irrigation District reports receipts of 1 215 49 and total disbursements of 192 40. Earl G Wood serves as chairman and Sam Ness as secretary of the Power Farmers Elevator Co. Capital stock stands at 25 000 with W E Daily as president and C J Cutz as secretary treasurer.
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Greenfield Irrigation District
Earl G. Wood
Sam Ness
Power Farmers Elevator Co
Capital Stock
W. E. Daily
C. J. Cutz
Sec’y.-Treas
Oldest friend and parental bonds praised in Emerson excerpt
The quote urges holding fast to home influences and parental fear as the most faithful loyalties. It extols fathers and mothers for bearing burden and love, warning that no friend can match their care across a lifetime.
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Emerson
Used to It Clergyman’s Lunatic Asylum Joke
A hotel frequented by commercial travelers hosts a lampooning crowd around a clergyman. He endures the jests with quiet wit revealing he serves as chaplain at a lunatic asylum, explaining his tolerance for rude humor.
Plant of Life and Death Mandioca Cassava Root’s Dual Nature
Cassava grows in hot coastal regions with tall stalks and large tubers. Leaves and stalks feed cattle, roots grind into pulp for bread, tapioca is eaten, but raw juice is a deadly poison. Fermented and boiled juice becomes a refreshing drink.
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London Mail
Senate Backs Down On Mill Levy Increase In State Budget
The House proposed a half mill increase in the state general levy for two years, but the measure failed in the Senate. Senators Wuerthner and Larson opposed, arguing unconstitutionality and potential defeat of 1930 referendum measures, including a 5 mill state tax after 1930 and a $3,000,000 bond issue. The levy remains at 4.333 mills for the next biennium.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Wuerthner
Cascade
T. O. Larson
Counties Fail To Get Portion Of 5 Cent Gas Tax
County officials sought a share of the proposed 5 cent gasoline tax for county roads as urged by the County Commissioners association. House bill 94 set a 1 cent tax and No 156 directs 75 percent to the state highway fund and 25 percent to a drawback fund for nonhighway gasoline use. An effort to shift administration from the state board of equalization to the railroad commission failed.
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County Commissioners’ Association
State Board of Equalization
Railroad Commission
Dixon Named First Assistant Secretary of Interior
Washington reports Jos M Dixon of Montana appointed by President Hoover as first assistant secretary of the interior. Dixon will serve under Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur and brings western experience, stateside knowledge, and a background from North Carolina and Guildford College.
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Washington, D. C
Jos. M. Dixon
Montana
Dixon
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Hoover
Rocky Mountain States
Interior Department
Mr. Dixon
North Carolina
Society of Friends
Richmond
Ind
Guildford College
Missoula
Washington
Views from Highview
The school scheduled a vacation Monday as Miss Gladys Hane could not return until Monday night on account.
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Gladys Hane
Local Notes From Highview And Nearby Areas
A series of community items recounts social visits births and deaths in Highview. Notable notes include Sherburne Morse’s death sympathy to the Thomas family over a daughter's passing pneumonia, visits to the Roberts home and Den Boer relatives, and travel to Pendroy and Milwaukee for work or schooling.
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Mrs. Roberts
Charley Fields
Sherburne Morse
Highview
William Thomas
Coffee Creek
Albert den Boer
Bass Roberts
Gladys Hane
Mr. Shepherd
Robert
Jones
Marvin
Chateau
Chester Thomas
Rachel
Winona Gitchell
Roberts Home
Elmer Phillips
California
Jimmie Fitzgerald
den Boer
Albert
Gitchell
Pendroy
Horace Jones
Henry Ford
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Notice of will proving and executor appointment
In the District Court of Montana Ninth Judicial District Teton County the estate of Charles L Webster deceased. By order dated March 4 1929 Friday March 22 1929 at 11 00 in the forenoon in the court room Chateau Montana has been set for proving the will and hearing the application of Harry C Webster for letters testamentary. Anyone interested may appear and contest. Dated Chateau Montana March 4 1929 Blanche M Jacobson Clerk A V Swanberg and H Norskog Attorneys Great Falls First pub March ... last March 21
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Charles L. Webster
Chateau
Teton County
Harry C. Webster
Blanche M. Jacobson
A. V. Swanberg
H. Norskog
Petitioner
Odd Fellows Building
Great Falls
Alias summons in foreclosure case in Chouteau County
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Karl G. Johnson as administrator of Alfred Johnsons estate and multiple defendants in a Montana action. Plaintiffs seek 52.00 plus 8 percent interest from July 21 1926, another 52.00 plus 8 percent from July 1 1926, 1453.91 plus 5 percent from July 21 1926, and 7.00 plus interest. Parties include Collins National Farm Loan Association Wisconsin Land Company of Great Falls and Chouteau County.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Karl G. Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Collins National Farm Loan Association
Karl Johnson
Carl G. Johnson
Johnson
Anna C. Martin
Alpha E. Catherman
Gladys M. Johnson
Wisconsin Land Company of
Great Falls
Chouteau County
BE. M. Harvey
State of
Foreclosure and cancellation of mortgage on Montana lands
Plaintiffs seek to cancel an 8 percent per annum mortgage from June 3 1926 plus $14 with interest, $80 stock held in trust, and cost recovery, and foreclose a January 28 1919 mortgage on lands in Teton County Montana the south half of section 28 township 26 north range 1 east. Court date details and Conrad firm Cheadle Kelly represent plaintiff. First Pub March 7 last March 28
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Collins National Pars Loan Association
Teton County
Montana
Blanche M. Jacobson
Cheadle & Kelly
Conrad, Mortana
Teton Co operative Reservoir Company Notice of Assessment
The Teton Co operative Reservoir Company at Bynum Montana levies a seven dollar fifty cent per share assessment on all capital stock. Unpaid by April 6 1929 stock becomes delinquent and will be offered for sale on May 4 1929 to cover the delinquent amount plus costs. E B Noble secretary. First publication March 7 last March 28.
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Bynum
Teton County
Montana
E. B. Noble
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Bynum, Mont
Notice to Creditors Estate of Sina L. Otness
Administrator Charles J. Otness publishes a creditors notice for the estate of Sina L. Otness. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months at Bert L Packer’s office in Chateau Montana. First publication March 7 1929.
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Sina L. Otness
Bert L Packer
Chateau
Montana
Marca Ist
Charles J. Otness
Lina L. Otness
Bert ¥. Packer
Jast
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Arnold
Lillis
Salares
Georgetown Lake
Hodgskiss
Sun River
Ueland
Industrial Accident Board
Bretzke
Cooney
Razrrew
Qakland
Fisher
Oaklands
F.e.b. Pontiac
Mich
Oakland
General Motors
Choteau, Mont
Ro Anlee An Bo
Choteau, Montana
S. R
Tim
Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company
Carson
Court House
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