Irrigation Bond Debate Highlights Montana Growth Impact
The Montana Irrigation Congress argues that state bought irrigation district bonds raise land taxes until bonds are paid. They claim higher yields fund public schools and boost farm wealth by irrigating 2 million acres, increasing land values, and keeping hay costs within state.
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Board of Commissioners of
Montana
Montana Irrigation Congress Appeals for Bond Vote
The Montana Irrigation Congress appeals to Montana voters to pass the irrigation bond bill to avoid repeating four years of social, economic, and political hardship. Signed by Secretary Sam W. Teagarden and Chairman E J Sennett.
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Montana Irrigation Congress
Montana
Sam W. Teagarden
Has Never Seen Their Equal
H. D. F. Parmenter of Cridersville Ohio praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation. He says they strengthened digestion relieved headaches and had a mild pleasant action on his bowels and he recommends them highly.
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a highly successful bowel treatment. It claims quick relief for colic cholera morbus and diarrhoea with doses curing ordinary attacks and nine dysentery epidemics, recommending water dilution and sweetness for pleasant taste and urging household use.
Not Deseret Land Really a Region of Great Resources
A Los Angeles Times piece by Arthur Berg portrays Lower California as a tropical, resource rich region overlooked by Upper California residents. It traces exploration from 1521 to 1697, noting Jesuit missions, 23 settlements, irrigation advances, and 14 successful missions shaping early California history.
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Lower
California
Upper
Arthur Berg
Los Angeles Times
Hernando Cortez
Mexico
Ximenez
Bay of
Santa Cruz
la Paz
Cortes
Francisco de Ulloa
Gulf of California
Colorado River
Lower California
Clifornia Peninsula
Jesuits
Company of Jesus
Padre Salvatierra
Bay of San Bruno
Cuddl ing Chairs Cont roversy at Scarborough cinema license
At Scarborough the licensing court heard claims of couples cuddling in the Palladium during license discussions. The manager denied seeing such behavior while the chief constable noted local talk of 42 two‑seater “cuddling chairs.” License granted after promises of more lights and divided seating to curb idling.
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Scarborough
England
Palladium
Gerald Standing
Standing
Airplane Propeller Wood Quality Shows Critical Role
An article explains propeller demands on wood quality for high speed aircraft. It notes engines can reach 1700 to 2000 rpm, blade tips near 600 mph, and stresses that only heartwood from hard trees is used. Black walnut ranks top, followed by mahogany and white oak for strength and splinter resistance.
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