Sheriff expense tabulations spark local debate in Montana
The Montana Taxpayers Association compares county officer costs from 1918 to 1920 and 1922, noting sheriff’s office expenses fell from 15 844 in 1918 to 9 858 in 1920 and a 506 07 total for 1922. the piece criticizes local press tactics and urges merchants to advertise to combat mail order competition.
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Montana Taxpayers Association
Montana
Sheriff’s Office
County Clerks
Gia Secel
Sis
Acantha Shux
Post
Martine
Teton County
Ersten Min
National Cloak and Suit Company
Connecticut tobacco growers push for uniform state price
Connecticut and Massachusetts growers sign contracts covering over 22 000 acres to form a state wide cooperative tobacco association. The plan mirrors California fruit marketing and could raise tobacco prices while raising cigars and products costs for consumers. Growers argue their product has not been paid for fairly given work and investment, and prices have risen locally.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Valley Tobacco Association
Massachusetts
Cooperative Tobacco Farmers’ Association
California
Arriyine
Lew L Callaway Seeks Montana Chief Justice Nomination
Montana jurist Lew L Callaway, long active in courts and state service, seeks Republican nomination for chief justice of the supreme court. A lifelong Montanan since age two, he has held roles from county attorney to district judge, and chaired state conservation and bar associations.
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Lew. L. Callaway
Supreme Court
Montana
University of Michigan
White Sulphur Springs
Madison County
Virginia City
Areat Falls
State Conservation Commission
Len. C. Valhouwar
Montana Bar Assue Fnom 125
Reret Council
Avnescin Bar Asseetion
Tate Board of Law Examinerg
Cretion
Great Falls
Local Republican Candidates Seek County Posts in Primary
Announcements from B Bohling H L Stapford and I Esse Cleason for Seton and Teton county offices outline budgets and economy pledges. Magee declares bid for county attorney with promise of efficiency and a square deal. Candidates emphasize taxpayer relief, strict economy, and impartial service.
Candidacy notices from Teton County officials seek Republican primaries
Notices announce Stanley R. Foot running for county attorney and Elmer Reynolds aiming for county superintendent of schools in Teton County. Both seek GOP primary approval in August and pledge fair administration and commitment to county interests. Stanley Foot.statement includes plan for impartial duties and law enforcement. Reynolds pledges efficiency and strict economy in office.
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Seton County
Teton County
Republican Party
Stanley R. Foot
Elmer Robert Reynolds
Louise F. Peterson Seeks State Senate Seat in Montana
Notice to voters of Teton County announces Louise F. Peterson candidacy for State Senator. She pledges faithful service to Teton schools and county, advocates strict budget economy, a tax program with inheritance tax, and tax burden equalization in Montana.
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Teton
B. Bohling
Teton County
Feton County
Omy
Teton’County
Louise F. Peterson
Republican Party
Montana
Candidacy notices for Teton County sheriff and assessor
Voters hear three notices from J. L. Collins and others announcing campaigns for county offices. They pledge a clean, economical administration, strict law enforcement, and taxpayer interests, pending party primaries in August 1922.
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Congress
George H. Kirk
Ecounty
Ito
Iesse TL Cleason
Theoters
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W. Magee
Edythe W. Saylor
Harmon T. Rhoads
J. L. Collins
RE. N. Haugen
W. M. Steele
Choteau Hospital
Drs. Rhoads and
Bateman
Choteau Post NO. 6
American Legion
Choteau Club
OJ. Liptak
B. I. Packer
QUEEN
REBEKAH_ LODGE
Mary Monkman
N. G
Clara Mellon
H. D. Robison
Pres
Jas
T. Robison
Secy
Teton County Abstract CO
Choteau Lodge NO. 11
Connor Building
J. H. Stephens
N. G. Co
H. Ferris
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Maynard
Homeopathist
Larson
Choteau, Mont
Cottonwood Camp No
K. of P. Hall
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bidg
Cc. H. Ferris
U.S
C. J. B. Stephens
Larson Bldg
Ford
Ford Sales and Service Station
C. W. Scherrer
Fordson
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