Broad legislative representation by farmers and professionals
The next Montana legislature will include many farmers and stockmen among its representatives and senators, with at least 45 assembly members from agricultural sectors and numerous lawyers bankers lumbermen and other trades. The list shows multiple holdovers and a wide spread of counties and occupations across Republican and Democratic tickets, including two women and a large roster of named individuals from Beaverhead to Yellowstone.
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Senate
Assembly
Beaverhead County
George P. Featherly
Farmer
Stockman
Dillon
Blaine
Llewellyn Burbank Taylor
Lloyd
Carter County
Edwin S. Booth
Baker
Flathead
Robert Pauline
Kalispell
Lewis and Clark
Tirank D. Miracle
Helena
Lincoln
F. A. Long
Eureka
Madison
O. H. Junod
Sheridan
Meagher
James T. Wood
White Sulphur Springs
Local notices and incidents from Montana towns
Summaries of varied events across cities including Forsyth Big Timber Billings Corvallis Roundup Eureka Havre Malta Nashua Bozeman Anaconda Missoula Butte Columbia Falls. Topics cover street lighting funding bond votes wage cuts school time extensions holiday bans church attendance drives and wartime shortages with several deaths and a missing Japanese trapper.
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Mineral
George R. Cooper
St. Regis
Missoula
Edward Donlan
Musselshell
Daniel W. Slaggon
Lavina
Phillips
George W. Clay
Malta
Powell
Charles H
Williams
Deer Lodge
Prairie
W. S. Haley
Stockman
Terry
Ravalli
Frank Cone
Red Lodge
Fergus—B. C. White
Buffalo
John R. Page
Philipsburg
Gallatin
George A. Arnold
Belgrade
Hill
Claude F. Morris
Havre
Jefferson
Montgomery H. Parker
Boulder Park County
Daniel Healey
Holdover
Livingston
Sanders
John F. McKay
Thompson Falls
Silver Bow
Harry A. Gallwey
Butte
Toole
T. L. Clark
West Butte
Big Horn
W. J. Scott
Hardin
Blaine County
James Griffin
Chinook
Carbon
Albert Budas
Insurance Red Lodge
C.J. Baldwin
Bridger
Cascade
Hugh
Miles City
F. T. Kelsey
Moorhead
J. B. Collins
Dawson
C. Henderson
Jordan
BD. M. Naylor
Glendive
C. A. Rasmussen
Edward C. Johnson
Anaconda
Fallon
C. C. Conser
Kalispell
J. N. Faust
Drummond Hill
Jasper Haaland, Jr
Joplin
Lewis and Clark
Mare
J. Silverman
Helena
William Dryburgh
Lincoln
Boyd Culver
Eureka
Madison
A. J. Wilcomb
Twin Bridges
Thomas J. Call
Varney
Gall
Dodson
A. C. Gullidge
George T. Baggs
Stevensville
Richland
J. Earl Jones
Lambert
Rosebud
J. R. Middleton
Hysham
James W. Gladden
Perma
Sheridan
John S. Nyquist
Poplar
George H. Scott
Samuel H. Treloar
Stillwater
O. M. Gudmensen
Rapelje
Sweet
E. J. Mo
Big Timber
Teton
Harmon T. Rhoads
Chateau
John W. Coburn
Cut Bank
W. M. Black
Shelby
Wheatland
Ward Beley
Harlowton
Forsyth
Forsyth H Electric Lighting Company
Sweet Grass
Billings
Corvallis
Summerdale
Supreme Court
Lincoln County
Charlie
Nashua
Bozeman—Tif
Montana State College
Columbia Falls
Olney
Protest Against Increased Rates in Montana Zone Plan
Montana faces a heavy freight rate rise under the zone plan with a 120 percent scale plus the prior 25 percent hike. W J Haynes shows two tables detailing distances and percentages, and a protest will be lodged with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Haynes
Washington
Director General of Railroads
Railroad Administration
Western Territory
Western
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Missouri River
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Texas
California
Oregon
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
Intermountain
Powerful new lamp promises world class home light
W Hoffstot of Kansas City claims a lamp beating gas and electricity for brightest home light. It costs one cent a night, is safe and portable, with free trials offered to readers who contact Hoffstot. agents wanted.
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W. Hoffstot
Uldg
Kiansas City
Thin People Told to Use Nitro-Phosphate for Flesh Gain
An advertisement claims nitro phosphate rapidly increases body weight by nourishing nerves and cells with phosphoric food elements. It promises vanished nervousness and fatigue, brighter eyes, and rosy cheeks, but warns against use by those not seeking weight gain.
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Cen
Blue Prints and Suppliers Listed For Great Falls Montana
A patchwork advertisement lists Blue Print & Supply Co Dunn Building Great Falls assayers chemists and others including Mall orders Box 858 Butte and Lewis & Walker Box 114 Butte. Also cylinder grinding machine work by Wood-Safford Great Falls and Harley-Clark & Co accountants. Typewriters Great Falls Typewriter Exchange. Hotels Souths Park Helena and Acoma Butte. Monument designers Grover & Leuchars Great Falls. Hats by Nicker son Butte. Nursery stock sales by Oregon Nursery Co Orenco Oregon. War era classified snippets conclude with M. N. A. WK 12-2-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Print & Supply Co
Dunn Beg
Great Falls
Tout & McCarthy
Mall
Butte
Montana
Lewis & Walkie
Wyoming
Mont
Wood-Safford Machine Works
Harley-Clark & CO
Reat Falls
Grover & Leuchars
1St Ave
Nickerson
W. Park
Oregon Nursery Co
Orenco
Oregon
Kidney health ad urges Haarlem Oil Capsules
An advertisement warns kidneys weaken gradually and urges immediate treatment with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It cites a long history and claims royal Dutch approval since 1696, urging three or four capsules daily to end pain and prevent future suffering.
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Haarlem
Holland
The
Netherlands
Gold Medal Haarlem O Capsules Endorsement
A housewife in Holland praises Gold Medal Haarlem O1 Capsules for restoring strength and robust health. Consumers are urged to buy only sealed boxes from their druggist, seek refunds if unsatisfied, and look for the Gold Medal mark on the packaging.
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Holland
Haarlem
Ame
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