Montana Legislators and Taxation Debates Highlight Crumbaker Letter
Calvin Crumbaker, former Chouteau representative, argues mining tax shifts to real estate and livestock, blames W A Clark and Sydney Sanner for inheritance tax changes, criticizes legislators who blocked remidal legislation, and calls for public accountability in Montana's 1948 era.
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Clark
Montana
Mr. Sanner
Sanner
Pilariny
Senate
Woody
Cowan
Hill
Foster
Wheatland
Heron
Custer
Newis
Chouteau
Pauline
Flathead
Burlingame
Cascade
Donlan
Missoula
Edwards
Rosebud
Gallway
Silver Bow
Larson
Teton
Leuthold
Stillwater
Lowe
Roosevelt
Fergus
Orth
Naid
Mr. Woody
W. A. Clark
Sydney Sanner
Judge Sanner
Senator Larson to Speak in Six Teton County Towns
Senator T O Larson will address voters in Farmington August 15 Bynum August 16 Bole August 17 Belleview August 18 and Fairfield August 19. Meetings begin at 8:30 p m at each location to discuss political issues of the day.
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T. O. Larson
Teton County
Eally
Farmington
Bynum
Bole
Belleview
Fairfield
Dam outing hosts and vehicle tire theft noted
Wednesday morning Dr. C. J. B. Stephens drove to the Sun River dam with Rev. Bush Billy Roulston Billy Innes Glenn Wiprud and Clarence Stephens who have rented a cabin for a week. Last Tuesday morning a rear tire was taken from City Marshal Moore's Ford.
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C. J. B. Stephens
Sun River Dam
Rev. Bush
Billy Roulston
Billy Innes
Glenn Wiprud
Clarence Stephens
Moore
Weekend Visit Then Drill Site Update At Flume
Mr and Mrs Frank Howard leave Wednesday for a weekend visit at Clem Bowers ranch near York. Mr Gray of Montana Giant Exploration Co at Flume reports trouble at the well site from a faulty cable not withstanding drill strain. A new cable was wired Tuesday morning and upon arrival operations will be in full blast.
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Frank Howard
Clem Bowers
York
Travel In On at Royal Theatre Promises Great Success
William S Hart stars in Travel In On directed by Lambert Hillyer with Joe August as cameraman. Paramount release shows next Thursday and Friday at the Royal Theatre and is expected to be a major success. Don t miss it.
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William S. Hart
Lambert Hillyer
Joe August
Paramount Picture
Royal Theatre
Callaway Seeks Chief Justice Nomination in Montana
Lew L Callaway a Montana jurist with 37 years of practice and 51st year in the state campaigns in the Republican primaries August 29 for chief justice of the Supreme Court. He was White Sulphur Springs lawyer, Madison county county attorney 1895 1899, mayor of Virginia City for three terms, supreme court commissioner 1903 1905, and district judge 1905 1913 in the 5th judicial district.
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Lew. L. Callaway
Supreme Court
Montana
University of Michigan
White Sulphur Springs
Madison County
Virginia City
Federal deputy marshals surge in Montana during rail strike
Six deputy U S marshals were sent to Billings on Saturday and five to Livingston on Monday, bringing the Montana total to 71 on duty amid the railroad strike. The distribution includes Cut Bank six, Whitefish ten, Havre fourteen, Wolf Point ten, Billings six, Great Falls ten, Livingston ten, and Laurel five.
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U. S
Billings
Livingston
Montana
Joseph L. Ashbridge
Cut Bank
Whitefish
Havre
Wolf Point
Great Fally
Laurel
Peterson Announces Run for County Superintendent
Louise F. Peterson of Dutton enters the Republican race for county superintendent of schools. Born 1879 in Eau Claire Wisconsin she holds Montana and state teaching certificates with twelve years of experience nine rural and three city. She has studied educational problems at Montana normal college and the state university and pledges economy and faithful service if nominated and elected.
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Louise F. Peterson
Dutton
Montana Normal College
State University
Peterson
The
Montanan
Teton County
Bill to Cancel Seed Loan Debts Faces House Vote
Washington reports the House Agriculture Committee favors a Riddick Montana bill canceling government seed loan debts for drought stricken West farmers from 1921. About 1.25 million dollars would be canceled for 9,000 borrowers with crop failures. no repayment required. The measure, supported by 16 committee members, aims to relieve the government from further collection efforts amid continuing drought.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Riddick
Montana
West
Committee On Agriculture
Department Oflegriculture
Carl Riddick Seeks Promotion for U S Senate Seat
Glasgow Courier notes rising sentiment over Carl Riddick for United States senator as primaries approach. Supporters cite his congressional record and tenure, arguing this qualifies him for promotion from his current representative role.
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Glasgow
Montuna
Carl W. Tiadick
Congress
United States
Carl Riddick
Midemond
Methodist Church Notes From Pastor Harry T Stong
The article outlines a pastor Harry T Stong vacation and travel details plus church schedule. It notes morning and evening services, Sunday School, Epworth League, midweek prayer, and the pastor’s appreciation of a six week trip covering over 5000 miles visiting relatives and friends including the Lincoln Highway and Grand/Yellowstone routes.
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Epworth League
Arthur Wiprud
Ina Ford
Custer Battle Field
Sioux Falls
Iowa
Altoona
Chicago
St. Paul
J L Collins Announces Candidacy for State Senator and Sheriff
J L Collins declares run for Montana State Senator representing Teton County subject to Republican primary acceptance and pledges economy in legislation including tax reform and inheritance tax. He also announces candidacy for Teton County Sheriff subject to Democratic primary and promises a clean, efficient administration with strict law enforcement.
Notice to Voters of Teton County
Notice to voters of Teton County for assessor and sheriff candidates. Assessor pledges economical administration and taxpayer interests with veteran employment preference. Sheriff candidate emphasizes law enforcement and a clean administration.
Announcements for Republican Candidates in Teton County
A collection of notices from candidates for county assessor county attorney county superintendent of schools and state representative in Teton County on the Republican ticket. They pledge economy equal rights and a square deal, ask for voters’ support in the coming August primaries, and outline goals for the offices if nominated and elected.
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Teton County
Republican Party
Jesse L. Gleason
Geo. W. Magee
Stanley R. Foot
Elmer Robert Reynolds
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