Montana Seeks Amendment on Labor and Industry Department Split
Legal notice outlines proposed amendment to Montana constitution to create separate Department of Agriculture and Department of Labor and Industry with distinct commissioners. It covers submission to voters in November 1950, ballot wording, and repeal of conflicting acts.
Montana constitutional amendments on indebtedness limits and ballots
The notice outlines two proposed Montana constitutional amendments submitted to voters in November 1950. One amends Article XIII Section 5 to cap county indebtedness at five percent of assessed value, with approvals required for larger sums. The other allows amendments to Article XIII to limit county indebtedness without prior elector approval, detailing ballot wording and counting procedures. The document includes official certification by Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell and ownership notice for the Choteau Acantha with Jere Coffey as owner.
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Montana
State of Montana
St Helena
Sam W. Mitchell
Oo. L. Walker
State of
United States OF America
Helena
C. L. Walker
Congress
Choteau
Jere Coffey
Montana constitutional amendment on municipal indebtedness limit
Chapter 193 proposes submitting to Montana voters in November 1950 a constitutional amendment to Section 6 of Article XTIT. It sets a 5 percent debt cap on cities towns townships and school districts based on taxable property value, with bonds beyond the limit void unless an increase is approved to fund sewer or water systems.
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Montana
State of
Legislative Assembly
Municipal Corporationg
Notice to Creditors Estate of Frank A Newman Deceased
Everett 4H Newman executor of Frank A Newman Deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to 410 First National Bank Ridg Great Falls Montana. Dated September 15 1950 Jardine Chase and Stephenson attorneys for the executor 4 pubs Sept 21 to Oct 12.
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Frank A. Newman
Everett
Newman
First National Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Everett H. Newman
Jardine, Chase and Stephenson
Montana ballot measure on county indebtedness limit
Chapter 134 proposes submission to Montana voters of a constitutional amendment limiting county indebtedness or liability. The act outlines the process for referenda and the scope of the proposed XIII constitutional provision. Local governments would face new debt restrictions if approved.
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State of
Montana
Deputy Declares Disinterest in County Office
Earl Turnbull states he will not accept any county office or job while noting he is to be one of Harry Van De Riet's deputies. Publication appears in 2 Pubs with dates Sept 28 and Oct 5.
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Harry van de Riet
Earl Turnbull
Notice of State Lands Sale in Teton County Montana
The Commissioner of State Lands and Investments of Montana will sell at public auction on October 18, 1950 at 1 PM in Choteau, lands in Teton County. One tract of 640 acres in Sec 36, T24N R2E appraised at $10.00 per acre. Terms require 10 percent cash, balance amortized in 33 years at 5 percent, with penalties for default and fees of $5 per certificate. All sales subject to Board approval and mineral reserves.
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State of
Montana
Choteau
Teton County
Township 24
State Board of Land Commissioners
Public land sale rules and lot details announced
State lands allow purchase by the highest bidder from a grazing lease holder who attends the sale and bids during the process. Purchasers must settle with the landowner for improvements and take possession on March 1 if lease expires earlier by agreement. Also notes a used 1947 International pickup as part payment for a successful bid.
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W. P. Pi
Commissioner of State Lands and Investments
Oscar I. Mehl
Call for Bids by Town of Dutton on November 1 1950
The Town of Dutton invites bids to supply one new percent ton capacity unit by November 1 1950. Specifications and bidding forms are available at town hall. Bids must meet all stated requirements and be sealed for official review.
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Dutton
E L Jourdonnais Laid Ill at Missoula
E L Jourdonnais once publisher of the Cho teau Acantha and a longtime Missoula Times printer was laid up for two weeks early last month due to a heart ailment. Doctors ordered no work for six weeks. His sons run a Missoula service station.
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E. L
Bees
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Bureau of Labor and Industry
Bureau of Agriculture
Mont
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor and Industry
Senate
Mitchell
George Coffey
Eyz
Willard
Teton Pharmacy
E. J. Whitaker
Augusta, Moni
Roy Fritz
Virginia
Central Avenue
Conrad
Serkwich
John No. Nye
CJ. Dean
M.D
Our Founder
Tmee
Grend Ave
Ore
Office of the
E. L. Jourdonnais
Missoula
The
Citizens State Bank
Bearley
Montana Power Company