Leavitt's Vote on 18th Amendment Resubmission Clarified
Montana voters misinformed about Congressman Scott Leavitt's stance on the Beck-Linthicum proposal. Standish and Leavitt explain the vote concerned removing a bill from the judiciary committee for immediate House action, not resubmitting the 18th amendment. Leavitt notes district and state votes, and argues amendment submissions depend on form and advisability.
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Leavitt
Montana
Second
Scott Leavitt
John K. Standish
Great Falls
Mr. Leavitt
Standish
Beck-Linthicum
Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
Locals Win One Event at Falls Relay Carnival
In Great Falls last Friday the local Teton County high school won the medley relay with Harry Yeager Kenneth Harmon Ed Yeager and Bob Burns finishing in 3 minutes 51.4 seconds earning five points for the school Belt placed second and Dutton third.
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Teton County High
Great Falls
Chinook
Belt Mene
Harry Yeager
Kenneth Harmon
Ed Yeager
Bob Burns
Belt
Dutton
W. Yeager
Wayne Gitchell
J. Mozer
J. Bleecker
H. Yeager
J. Connole
Ed. Yeager
K. Harmon
Republican Treasurer Candidate Field Narrowed in County Race
Two filings for county treasurer split the Republican nomination contenders. Elmer C. Smith and Henry Ness, deputies to County Assessor Otto Wagnild, contend to run the office economically and courteously. Smith previously worked at a Dutton bank, served nine months overseas in World War I, then held banking and insurance roles.
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Chateau
O. G. Meadows
Otto Wagnild
Dutton
Mr. Smith
Canton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Elmer
Minneapolis
Fist National Bank
Tisler
D. L
McCanna
North Dakota
Spokane
Washington
Great Falls
Henry
Sam Ness
Fairfield
Jacobson
Chateau Liang Club
Elmer C. Smith
Henry Ness
Smith
Teton County
State Bank of
United States
348Th Field Artillery
91St
George Sollid
Mrs. Blanche Jacobson Seeks Re election as Clerk
Mrs Blanche M Jacobson the widow of former clerk Paul Jacobson filed last Thursday to seek renewal on the Republican ticket for the district court clerkship. She has served since his 1919 death when appointed by the county commissioners on August 5.
Blanche Jacobson’s Long Ties to Local History
The article traces Blanche Jacobson’s family roots from A. M. Kennedy’s Washington state relocation, through a 1889 blacksmith shop start, a Cha teau move, and Blanche’s schooling under Principal Phil I. Cole and early high school days with A. B. Guthrie. She married Jacobson in 1905 and has a daughter, La AS hattte, with town life extending over decades.
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Jacobson
A. M. Kennedy
Washington
Chateau
Blanche
Phil I. Cole
A. B. Guthrie
Mr. Jacobson
Announcement Cha teau Tailor Shop Reopens Mon May 16
Beginning Monday May 16 I will resume management of the Cha teau Tailor Shop. All kinds of cleaning altering and repairing with modern equipment including steam press. Present day prices. All work guaranteed to be equal to that obtained anywhere. Mrs C H Swaine.
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Swift
Sugar Mont
Empson
Colorado
Bermuda
Ofc
U.S
Monarch
Soup Campbell’s
Florida
Kennewick
Texas
Hirshberg’s
Bredley
Elmer Smith
Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Co
the Post Tavern
Téigs
Mra. Ji
Homd
C. H. Swaine
Crescent
Acme
Ararage
Batiste
Coty
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