County Board Passes Seed Grain Indebtedness Plan in 1919
The Montana Teton county commissioner's meeting records show a September 2 1919 special election approved a 75000 debt to purchase seed grain for struggling farmers. Warrants up to 75000 dollars were authorized and issued to pay seed grain from the 1919 seed fund with 7 percent interest, canvassed by the board.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Coun c Rk
M. A. O’neil
Chateau
Court House
A. D
A. J. Flynn
Charles P Crane
R. D. Anderson
M. A. O'Neil
Charles P. Crane
Teton
Mont
Said
A. F. Flynn
Public School Notes From the Last Montanan Issue
Fourth grade tops attendance with 99.1 percent and two tardies. Legislation prompts medical inspection for children, with county commissioners considering a county nurse. Letter argues for child health investment and compares to livestock welfare. Verna Upman contributes a September poem about autumn and school.
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Jean Malmin
Inez Parker
Teton County
America
Verna Upman
Election results show proposition passage with 649 yes votes
The document records 649 votes in favor and 149 against, totaling 798 votes cast and yielding a majority for the proposition. The board adjourned with the seal and signatures of the Chairman and County Clerk M. A. O'Neil.
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World is Freed of Yellow Jack
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