Acantha Campaign Critique and Sheriff Record Review
A political critique weighs the Acantha's campaign claims against sheriff records. The piece cites district court fines under Martine and compares two revenue items under the current sheriff, noting minimal financial impact and questioning the Acantha’s statements as platitudes. It also comments on endorsements from other sheriff candidates and the county attorney's role.
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Acantha
Florian Slappey
Editoria
Martine
Studebaker
District Court
Acantha Candidate Efficiency Questioned in Dialogue
The correspondent argues that voter guidance should focus on the candidate's efficiency and economy, urging a concise statement that omits filler. The appeal requests a clear definition of practical plans and measurable outcomes.
Enforcing the Law Highlights Prohibition Enforcement Gains
Mrs. Mabel Walker Wille brandt reports that during the October term the government won 87 of 39 prohibition cases. The session ruled beer and malt liquors cannot be prescribed medically. U S Attorney H A Olson cites over 25 million dollars in buildings padlocked for a year for liquor sales and a one third drop in crimes against the Government. He warns political involvement hinders enforcement.
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U. S
U.S. Supreme Court
Ih. A. Olson
Chicago
Olson
District Judge candidate Sulgrove seeks voters’ support
A paid political advertisement presents District Judge James Sulgrove as the only Republican candidate from Teton County with over 30 years of legal practice including six years as county attorney. He pledges equal justice and enforcement for all, calling for impartial treatment across wealth and status.
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James Sulgrove
Teton County
Supreme Court
Montana
North
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Edward D. Phelan
Wisconsin University Law Department
Stewart Calls for Strict Montana Economy and Training
Charles T. Stewart urges rigid economy in state government, arguing only trained qualified men should manage state affairs. He vows to continue the fight against inefficiency waste and unnecessary spending of Montana resources.
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Montana
Trade Offer Seeks Dairy Cows for Bank Stock in Chateau Bank
Two shares of Bank Stock in a Chateau bank offered in exchange for dairy cows. Respond to Eugene Wardinsky at Box 1022 Great Falls Montana.
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Eugene Wardinsky
Great Falls
Montana
Constitutional Amendment for World War Veterans Pay
Montana voters face a 1924 general election question to add Article XXII to the state constitution, authorizing a $10 to $200 veteran compensation fund for World War I service, financing via $4.5 million bonds and a sunset on eligibility rules, with administration by the State Auditor and related remedies for widows and orphans. The measure also allows bond issuance beyond the constitutional debt limit and details payment procedures and eligibility.
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Montana
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Legislative Assembly
State OF
German Empire
Veterans’ Compensation Fund
Tig Aitiele
State Board of Examiners
Ofc
Attorney General
Stat. Board of Examiners
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For Sale Ford Runabout with New Tires
For sale Ford runabout in good condition with new tires. A snap. T. A. Meagher, Choteau.
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