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Canada
Collins area notes mix travel visits and school fair plans
Dr A T Doughaday spent Friday fishing at Sunriver while John Keller and family enjoyed a two week visit in Canada. Local Home Demonstration clubs elected Mrs Gertrude Funk secretary and outlined a busy year. The Collins school opens strong with larger fall attendance, several new beginners, and plans for a September 14 fair featuring livestock grains and vegetables with 120 prizes and free admission.
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A. T. Doughaday
Sunriver
John Keller
Canada
Dominick Banis
Tom Hilling
Clyde Baquet
Corvallis
Mondana
Nick Walker
Martin
Joe Alzheimer
John Helwedge
Robert Funk
Teton
R. H. Mayer
Great
Henry
George Tomsha
Tom Hillings
Fitzgerald
Collins
Leslie Reiquam
Robert K. Funk
Gar
Farmington Community Club Elects Officers at Hall Meeting
The Farmington Home Demonstration club installed new officers led by President Mrs. Harry Thompson and vice president Mrs. Fred Smith at a Thursday gathering in the community hall. A Sunday meeting is set to organize the Farmington Sportsmen's club.
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Home Demonstration Club
Dick Reiding
Harry Thompson
Fred Smith
Beatrice DeRusha
Mia
Earl DeRusha
Jack Kerr
Passmore
le Desky
Smith
Forsyth
Clarence Carlson
Swenson
Edwards
Commodity Hall
Farmington
Frank Thompson
Faye Peterson
Dinuba
California
International Law Seen Through Repeated Violations
A concise critique notes that international law is often recognized by the pattern of its breaches across cases. It suggests enforcement gaps and the uneven application of norms among states, urging reforms to strengthen compliance and accountability.
Pendroy Well Faces Mechanical and Financial Hurdles
Pendroy well near NESE NW4% 20-27-6W battles mechanical issues as 6-inch casing proves difficult and costs rise. Radigan Balsinger contract with The Standard of California hinges on bottom hole or top lime production, with 25 barrel threshold affecting payments amid a frozen 6-inch pipe and pay sand about 100 feet away. The recent Montana Oil Journal notes water flow and caving formations complicate completion plans and a 5-inch option may be pursued to reach productive depths.
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Itri Ag
Standard of California
B. E. Adams
Radigan
Notice to Contractors for NRH 275 A Montana highway project
Sealed bids for the NRH 275 A unit on the Augusta Chateau Road in Lewis and Clark and Teton Counties will be received by the Montana State Highway Commission in Helena until 9 30 a m on September 21 1934. Work includes a single 19 ft timber pile trestle bridge and a four span 100 ft treated timber structure. Bidders should note special provisions on sub letting and domestic materials.
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State Highway Commission of
Montana
Capitol
Helena
Augusta-Chateau
Lewis & Clark and
Teton
Montana highway contract bid rules and wage rates 1934
Public works project NRH 275 A Unit 2 bids required with five percent certified checks and corporate bonds. Wages set at 0.60 unskilled 0.75 lowest intermediate 1.00 skilled. plans available in Helena and Missoula. bids open to experienced firms. bids may be rejected. officials Warden and Rader sign.
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State Highway Commission
Helena
U. S
Capitol
Montana
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Missoula
O. S. Warden
R. D. Rader
Montana Tax Amendment for Income Tax to fund schools
Act submitted to Montana voters at the 1934 general election proposes adding Section 1(a) to Article 12 allowing the Legislative Assembly to levy income taxes on individuals, firms, and corporations to replace property taxes. Income taxes may be graduated and distributed to public schools and state government. Official ballots will mark For or Against the amendment. Approval requires a majority vote and proclamation by the Governor.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
United States of America
State of Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
Mon
Montana Amendment on County Office Consolidation Approved
An act to submit to Montana voters at the general election the proposed amendment to Section Five, Article XVI of the state constitution. It allows the Board of County Commissioners to consolidate county offices and sets procedures including publication and timing before the next election.
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State of
Montana
Board of
County Commissioners
Legislative Assembly of
Board of County Commissioners
United States of America
State of Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
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