Presidential ticket and statewide offices list
A political ticket for a state includes Herbert Hoover for president and Charles Curtis for vice president along with a slate of named candidates for U S Senate Congress state offices and court posts headed by Wellington Rankin and L A Foot Elizabeth Ireland and Daniel Boyle listed among officials and clerks with John Ward Crosby as clerk of the supreme court
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Congress
Mark D. Fitzgerald
Scott Leavitt
Geo. P. Porter
Public Instruction
Elizabeth Ireland
Railroad and Public Service
Daniel Boyle
Supreme Court
John Ward Crosby
Local County Ticket Listings for Judge and County Offices
Voter slate includes R. M. Hattersley for Judge District Court 19th District J E Hodgskiss for House seat Donald Kerr for County Commissioner W H Webb for Clerk and Recorder Oral G Meadows for County Assessor M C Crawford for County Surveyor Obert Peterson Blanche M Jacobson for Clerk of District Court Bert I Packer for County Attorney L B Pendroy for Sheriff C James Smith for Public Administrator Chas H Connor for Coroner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
19Th Judicial District
R. M. Hattersley
House of Representatives
J. E. Hodgskiss
Donald Kerr
W. H. Webb
Oral G. Meadows
M. C. Crawford
Obert Peterson
Blanche M., Jacobson
Bert I. Packer
L. B. Pendroy
Additional Ten Mill Road Levy Deliberations in Montana
Voters in Teton county will decide next Tuesday on a 10 mill levy to fund roads and bridges. County commissioners say current five mill limits prevent adequate road funding. The piece also critiques Senator Wheeler's Washington actions and advocates Joseph M. Dixon as a constructive alternative aligned with Hoover.
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Teton County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Wheeler
Washington
Scott Leavitt
Joseph M. Dixon
Senate
Dixon
Hoover
County Rural Road Improvement Levy Proposal
The county proposes a one year special levy to fund rural roads only. Funds would not affect this year’s taxes and would not be used for state highways or federal matching. If insufficient, another vote may be required.
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General Fund
Scott Leavitt’s Standing in Montana Politics
In Montana’s Republican circles Scott Leavitt holds the strongest influence. His candid, facts-first approach helped him win re election amid a fierce Democratic push. A Spanish American War veteran, forest supervisor, and former federal employment chief for Montana, he is praised for prolific legislation and district loyalty.
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Republican Party of
Montana
Scott Leavitt
Democratic Party
Leavitt
Congress
Forest Service
Great Falls
Federal Employment Administration
House
Rankin's Personal Character Defended
The Helena Independent opposes Wellington D. Rankin's gubernatorial candidacy and defends his character against attacks. It notes the paper has never assailed Rankin and cites long acquaintance confirming his character as above reproach, aside from a friendship with Frank Edwards.
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Rankin
Helena
Wellington D. Rankin
The
Independent
Final three year proof for land in Montana Meridian
Serial No. 052755 for EY4SEM Sec 21 and SW44 Sec 22 Township 22 N Range 7 W Montana Meridian filed to establish claim. Hearing before Leo G. Murphy U S Commissioner Augusta Montana on December 5 1928. Claimants Mike Moris Pete Geldrich Louis Morgan Forest M Mack all of Augusta Montana. M D Nicholson Register. First Pub Oct 25 Last Nov 15.
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Township
Range
Montana
Meridian
Leo G. Murphy
U. S
Augusta
Mike Moris
Pete Geldrich
Louis Morgan
Forest M. Mack
Notice of Homestead Final Proof Intent for Harris Montana
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana issues a republication notice dated October 1 1928 for George W Harris of Farmington Montana who earlier filed a 1924 entry serial 053238 for Lots 1 2 and several fractional sections in Township 24 North Range 8 West Montana Meridian and now declares intent to make final proof and completion of the claim
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
George W. Harris
Farmington
Wenwy
Township 24
Range 8 West
Montana Meridian
Montana Proclamation on Initiative Thirty Two Bill
Governor Erickson proclaims petitions filed to submit Initiative Thirty Two, a Volstead Act related measure, to Montana voters in the November 6 1928 election. The proclamation notes constitutional compliance and directs official publication from Helena with Secretary of State Mountjoy.
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State of
Montana
I. J. E. Erickson
Homestead Claim At Great Falls In 1922 Is Validated
Victor Fagenstrom of Augusta Montana established a homestead on September 11 1922 and the case before the office at Great Falls Montana on October 22 1928 confirms his claim.
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Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Montana
Victor Fagenstrom
Augusta
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