Walsh on the McNary Haugen bill sparks Montana debate
The Acantha relays Richard Hathaway of Wisdom News critiquing Senator Thomas J. Walsh for neglecting Montana interests. The piece contrasts views on his senate service, his stance on the McNary Haugen bill, and the balance between state loyalty and national duty.
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Senator Walsh
Thomas J. Walsh
Withal
Richard Hathaway
Wisdom News
Big Hole
S. K. Wheeler
Gy. and
and Leavitt
McNary Haugen
Walker Declares Gubernatorial Candidacy Sparks Debate
The state tax commission chair J. W. Walker announces a Republican run for governor. The Acantha urges fair play, notes Walker’s long public service, and reprints a Whitefish Pilot editorial praising his grasp of state affairs and financial knowledge.
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Acantha
Vaccine limits and persistence of disease in Montana
The article argues that despite effective vaccines for spotted fever typhoid and smallpox, a portion of people will not protect themselves. It notes vaccines have reduced incidence but do not eradicate these diseases, and similar limits apply to other illnesses.
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Montana
Health Department Warns Against Woodticks and Vaccine Efforts
State Health Department warns of spring woodtick activity and tick borne disease. Secretary W F Cogswell notes only a small proportion of woodticks are infected and promotes the Spencer Parker vaccine developed by the U S Public Health Service in Hamilton Montana. Since 1914 Montana has 56 counties with 35 reporting spotted fever cases. last year 37 cases and 5 deaths. The vaccine will be supplied free while supplies last as Hamilton lab works to meet demand.
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W. F. Cogswell
Department of Public Health
Helena
U. S. Public Health Service
Hamilton
Montana
Rocky Mountain States
State Board of Health
R. R. Spencer
Ravali
Missoula
Carbon
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure March 1928
Notice lists two foreclosure actions with details of stock assessments and delinquency sale dates. One concerns Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co. Bynum Montana, March 3 1928 meeting, $7.50 per share due March 10, 1928, delinquent April 7, 1928 and sale April 21 1938. The second action, in Chateau Montana, describes a sheriff sale April 7 1928 at 2 pm for real property in Section 2 Township 27 north Range 5 west, including lot descriptions from court papers.
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Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Montana
John Rosette
Augusta
Meridian
Leo. G. Murphy
U. S
Ross Porter
Frank Rosette
Jerry Sinclair
John Godwin
Chateau
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
County of
Teton
John J. Miller
County of Teton
A. V. Swanberg
Blanche M. Jacobson
Teton County
B.B. Nobble
Bynum
County
P.B. Haber
Willie
Max Welszel
A. Corporation
LZL Statera
Montana Pacific Oil Company
A. “Corporation
Stanton
Sheriff’s
Choteau
Teton “County
J. L. Collins
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company Records
Principal place of business listed as Chateau in Teton county Montana.
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Teton County
Montana
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Che Choteau
Choene
Walsh
Land of the Free
Brave
Hathaway
Senate
Farmers’ Co-Operative
John Deere
van Brunt Doubdice
John Deere-Van Brunt
Teton Implement CO
Frank M. Walker
J. W. Walker
State Tax Commission
Commission
Walker
State Health Department
E. B. Noble
Teton Cooperative’ Reservoir.Co
Mont
Merchants
CAFE
E. J. Berven
C. James Smith Insurance
Choteau, Montana
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Transportation
Chevrolet
Morgan GO
Bie
AT. Hospital
E. B. Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic
Chateau, Montana
Physical Therapy
Larson
C. H. Ferris
U. S. ‘Commissioner
Notary ‘Public
J. H. Byler
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