Mexican election shifts away from military candidates
The upcoming Mexican presidential vote breaks tradition with no military nominees. Engineer Pascual Ortiz Rubio runs for government, while educator Jose Vasconcelos represents the opposition. Provisional President Portes Gil serves until February with no reelection bid after Obregon's death.
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Hoover
General Obregon
Portes Gil
Mexican Congress
Obregon
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Government
Jose Vasconcelos
Mexico moves toward free elections and constitutional government
The piece notes a surge in Mexico’s educational reform leadership and suggests the country may substitute ballots for ballots in the next election. If the election is free and the winner becomes president, Mexico would advance toward constitutional government instead of mere hope.
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Mexico
Rural electrification growth on American farms
The article notes rapid expansion of farm electricity usage from high power lines with 175000 farms connected in 1924, 325000 in 1927, and 500000 in 1929. An estimated 1000000 farmers use electricity, about half with individual plants. It underscores rural electrification still in its infancy and the divided energy consumption among farms and rural people.
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United States
Open Season Declared for Hungarian Partridges in Montana
At a meeting in Anaconda on August 29 1929 the Fish and Game Commission declared an open season for Hungarian partridges in multiple Montana counties. The 1929 season runs November 24 to November 28 with a daily bag limit of three birds and a possession limit of six birds. Secretary Robert H. Hill announced the rules.
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Fish and Game Commission
Anaconda
Flathead County
Glacier County
Lewis and Clark County
Teton County
Gallatin County
Deer Lodge County
Yellowstone County
Beaverhead County
Lake County
Jocko River
Ravalli County
Ravalli and
Missoula County
Hamilton Heights
Said
Lolo
Robert H. Hill
Montana State Fish and Game Commission
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land
Department of the Interior notes that Maynard M. Frazer of Cadeau Montana filed to prove up a 1924 homestead entry for parcels in sections 22 and 26 township 23 N range 8 W prime meridian. Final proof set for October 22 1929 before A S Commissioner at Chateau Montana with witnesses Iver C. Lestrud Joe W White John E Goodwin Ross Porter all of Chateau Montana M D Nicholson Register. First publication Sept 19 last Oct 17
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Maynard M. Frazer
Cadeau
Sey Ney
Township
Range
Prin, Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
A. S
Chateau
Iver C. Lestrud
Joe W. White
John E. Goodwin
Ross Porter
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Notice to Hunters on Lacy-WM Miller Lands
No hunting or trespassing permitted on any of my lands 16-51 Lacy-WM Miller. The rest reads as a reflective quote about work and shame across America.
Fastest Track Set to Unfold in Northwest Stakes
In the northwest the hongtails prepare as days remain before a rainbow of jockeys in silk competes down the stretch with tossing manes and headsdancing hooves.
Amendment Republication Notice in Great Falls Land Office
Department of the Interior lists Maurice D. Fox of Great Falls Montana as having made an additional homestead entry No 051807 for Jet 4 in section 2 township 26 north in the 1929 amendment republication dated June 22 1929 and published August 27 1929 in Great Falls Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Maurice D. Fox
4Th Ave
Township
Notice of intention to make three year proof
Range 8 west Principal Meridian Montana has filed notice to establish claim to the land described. The hearing will occur before M D Nicholson Register U S Land Office Great Falls Montana on October 7 1929. Otto Swanson Pendroy Montana Edward Weiser Pendroy Montana first published August 29 last September 26.
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Range 8
Principal Meridian
Montana
M. D. Nicholson
Register
U. 8S. Land Office
Great Falls
Otto Swanson
Pendroy
Edward Weiser
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Teton Montana
Western Agricultural Co represented by D P Fabrick applies for a tax deed on lands in Teton county Montana described as NW14 NW1 of Sec 2 and other fractions in 26N 5W. The 1925 sale price was 69.79 and 1926 taxes paid by predecessor. Amount due is 2294.50 with interest. public notice runs Sept 12 to Sept 26.
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Teton County
Montana
A. D
County of
Teton
Said
Western Agricultural CO
D. P. Fabrick
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