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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1924
Page
8
C. W. Wymer announces candidacy for sheriff of Teton County Wyoming subject to Republican party approval. A resident of the county for over 20 years he pledges an efficient businesslike administration and strict enforcement of statutes without fear or favor seeking voter support.
The message is from Archie Murchie announcing his candidacy for Sheriff of Teton County on the Republican ticket. He pledges strict enforcement of all laws in a lawful manner and asks voters for support in August primaries for a clean and economical government. Paid adv.
Henry Kropp a resident of Montana for 39 years and taxpayer pledges a square deal for all as he seeks the Democratic nomination for County Assessor in Teton County. Agawam appears as the origin or signer of the statement.
F P Goodwin of Choteau declares himself a plain man and heavy taxpayer ready to represent common people on the county board. He pledges impartial justice, courteous hearings, and careful safeguarding of public funds on the Democratic ticket.
The fragment records John B. Bohling addressing Republican voters and pledging service if nominated and re-elected. The text references the August 27 1924 primary, his past term, and the Dutton locale.
J H Stevens a Republican candidate for district judge born in Kansas and raised in Iowa with Drake University law training and admission to practice in 1900 1901. He practiced law in Montana 24 years and favors independent judiciary firm judicial action against juvenile delinquency and tax reducing law enforcement while prioritizing substantial justice. First publication July 18, last August 1, 1924.
Carl Hanson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination as representative of Teton County in August primaries. He pledges lawful conduct and clean government if nominated and elected and asks for broad support.
Public bids for heating plant and dormitory plumbing at Teton County High School, plus off burner system bid, announced by Edythe Saylor, Clerk. Also a summons in the James Sulgrove vs Ida Watson case, detailing a $156.75 claim for services between April 15 and June 1, 1924, with court actions and deadlines.
The County Board of Equalization will meet at the county courthouse in Chateau Montana on Monday July 21 182k to inspect assessment books received from the County Assessor. All interested persons may review records during the session to examine property valuations and classifications.
Legal notice announces submission of Section 10 Article IX amendment to Montana voters at the November 1924 general election. It specifies eligibility for county superintendent of schools and school district offices and directs separate ballots with For and Against options. The act takes effect after passage and approval.
Governor Jos. M. Dixon proclaims the filing of petitions for the measure "Abin to Enact by the Initiative a Law Providing for Licenses for Revenue Purposes" to be submitted to Montana voters at the November 1924 election. The measure targets licenses for all persons firms partnerships associations joint stock common law business trusts syndicates and corporations.
The act fixes annual license taxes for engaging in mining, including gold silver copper and other metals, in Montana. It provides assessment collection methods, penalties for violations, and repeal of certain sections of the Revised Codes of 1921. Authored under Governor Jos. M. Dixon with Secretary Co. T. Stewart, Helena.
The Montana Legislature proposes adding Article Twenty One to the state constitution to accept gifts and establish permanent funds for a State Revenue Fund a State Permanent School Fund and a Permanent Revenue Fund for the University of Montana. The act sets investment rules distribution of net earnings and supervisory oversight by the Montana Supreme Court with details on loans bonds and administrative sharing among funds. It provides voting instructions for the November 1924 general election and anchor dates for implementation.
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