Montana Vote Analysis Shows Mixed GOP of State Delegation
The Havre Daily News analysis of Montana’s congressional votes reveals Wheeler Erickson and others often opposed or abstained on key New Deal measures. It notes Leavitt Bourquin might align with the President when justified, while many Montana Democrats also diverged on major acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Wheeler
Jas. E. Murray
U. S. Senate
J. E. Erickson
Congress
Roosevelt
Havre
Montana
Scott Leavitt
Judge Bourquin
Wheeler
Erickson
Ayers
Monahan
Leavitt
Bourquin
Weeler
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Monaghan
Senator Erickson
President Opposed Norris Amendment on Housing Agency
The Norris amendment to the Home Owners' Loan Corporation bill aimed at insulating appointments from politics drew administration support but failed to gain votes. Only Monaghan backed it, Erickson opposed, Wheeler abstained, and Ayers voted against.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Monaghan
Erickson
Wheeler
Ayers
Duck Hunting Season Opens Friday in State
The duck hunting season begins Friday October 5 with a weekly allowed period Friday Saturday and Sunday through December 9. Daily limit is 12 with restrictions on species and a four geese limit. a federal hunting stamp is required along with a state license. Sunrise to sunset hours and sale progress of stamps are noted, as are public-housing area farm projects.
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Enone
Naan
FERA Lists Lands for Subsistence Farms in Montana
The FERA publicity office in Helena reports the rural rehabilitation division is listing Greenfields project lands near Fairfield and irrigated lands in the Conrad area to relocate relief farmers. Otto Wagnild aided listing in Cascade county areas. R P Reiding named as appraiser. Applications for subsistence homesteads exceed 22,000 and grow by about 100 weekly.
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FERA
Helena
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Fairfield
Montana
Conrad
Otto Wagnild
Cascade County
Cascade
R. P. Reiding
Farmington
Bozeman
Division of Subsis
Notice of Estrays Public Auction at Day's Ranch
Deputy livestock inspector J. L. Billings will auction estrays at Chas. Day's ranch near Bole on October 5, 1934 at 2 p.m. Items include a day mare with colt by side branded C- on left thigh a bay gelding with blotch on left shoulder a brown mare unbranded and a gray mare unbranded. First publication September 13 with last October 4.
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Bole
J. L. Billings
Learn to say no and stay useful, Uncle Eben says
Uncle Eben advises against turning down every chance to help. He urges balancing polite refusal with usefulness and suggests that saying no can become a habit that harms helpful actions.
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Eben
Notice of Assessment by Teton Co operative Canal Co
The Teton Co operative Canal Co announces an assessment of 25 per share on all stock, due by October 15, 1934, payable to Cal Binford at Farmington Montana. Unpaid assessments by October 15 will become delinquent and be offered at public sale on November 15 to cover the amount due plus costs. First publication September 20 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
Cal Binford
Farmington, Mont
Montana Tax Amendment to Fund Schools by Incomes
State wide vote proposed in 1934 on adding Section 1a to Article 12 allowing the Legislative Assembly to levy income taxes on individuals firms and corporations to replace property taxes with a progressive system. Funds would be distributed to public schools and state government with ballots marked For or Against the amendment. Endorsed by Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Montana Amendment Expands State Tax Power for Education
Official notice records an amendment to Article 13 of the Montana Constitution adding a new section to levy taxes on incomes by the state. Revenue from these taxes would be distributed to public schools and state government. Document dated July 25, 1934, in Helena. secretary of state Sam W. Mitchell signs.
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State of
Montana
Helena
Tera
Monteda
Sam W. Mitchell
Mate First Pub
Montana Amendment Studied for County Office Consolidation
The 1938 act provides for submitting to Montana voters a constitutional amendment to Section Five of Article XVI allowing the Board of County Commissioners to consolidate county offices. It outlines elective offices, vacancy rules, and the process for approval, ballot wording, and immediate effect upon proclamation.
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Montass
United States of America
State of Montana
Ss. I
Sam W. Mitchell
State of
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
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Choteau
Canada
U. S
Tence
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
Teton Co-operative Canal Co
The
State of Man
Board of
County Commissioners
Board of County Commisioners
H. H. Higgins
Cheteau
Ment
Minnesota
Jes
C. W. Boussard
Officie In
Larsen Building
Choteau Creamery
W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Offiess
E. J. Crary
McDeonald Bleck
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
the Club
J. H. Byler
M. S. Bullerdick
C. James Smath
Cheteau, Montana
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Chas. G. Roberts
Embaelmer
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