Referendum 34 May Shape Montana Higher Education Funding
The Montana press notes that passage of referendum 34 is needed to renew state support for higher education. Without it after December the institutions lose funding, though the measure would raise modest revenue and help reduce state warrant debt estimated around $150,000 yearly in interest.
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Montana Voters Face Nonpartisan Referendums 33 and 34
An editorial urges Montanans to vote for referendum measures 33 and 34, arguing they serve the greatest good despite potential cost. It notes overcrowding at state facilities, praises broad organizational support, and frames the issues as essential for education, welfare, and state responsibilities.
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Billings
Teton County
Samuel Agee
Galen
Pendroy Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs Nick Wellenstein injures knee after fall on cement walk and is under medical care. Ross Loney damages car in highway collision with no injuries. Mrs Lyman and Mrs Gulbrandson drive to Chateau Tuesday. David Germaine stays with Eth el Reid during mother’s teachers’ institute in Great Falls. A club meeting at Mrs Gutshall’s home. hostesses at a 1 pm luncheon. Next meeting planned at Mrs J A Swanson’s with assistants Mrs Gutshall and Mrs Talbert. Mrs Fred Phillips returns home from Agawam. Election day dinner at hall hosted by Ladies Aid. Mr and Mrs Ritter hosted two bridge dinners. twenty four guests each. prizes won by eight people. Lymans plan winter location. Meanie to be conductor on this run. Hary Swanson family attended John Swanson’s Sunday dinner. Lyman guests at Ashworths and Ewinski’s through week. Ladies minstrel show Saturday at hall. sponsored by Ladies Aid. Dolls for bazaar crafted by Mrs Gutshall Mrs Bil Wellenstein and Mrs Ewinski.
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Pendray
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Hary Swanson
John Swanson
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Ashworths
Ewinski
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Ladies’ Aid
Mrs Estes Describes Severe Weight Loss And Ill Health
Mrs Estes details a 15 year struggle with poor health and eight years unable to work. She states weight fell from 185 pounds to 62, with lack of appetite stomach pain and episodes of breathlessness and dizziness.
Sargon Pills Credited With Remarkable Recovery
Mrs. Thomas Estes of Atlanta reports dramatic health gains after using Sargon Pills. She grew from 62 pounds to 125 and regained strength, claiming relief from nervous symptoms, insomnia, billious attacks, and constipation. Choteau Drug Co. promotes the remedy as agents.
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Thomas Estes
Georgia Ave
Atlanta, Ga
Choteau Drug Co
Choteau
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