Judge Erickson Praised as Home Boy for Montana Chief Executive
A tribute to J. E. Erickson of Chateau as outstanding in the Treasure State. The article recalls his career from county attorney of Teton to judge of the 11th district, his plea for reform, and his election as Montana’s chief executive.
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J. E. Erickson
Chateau
Montana
Quch
Dixon
Judge Erickson
Erickson
Teton County
Teton
Toole
Pondera
Glacier
11Th
Flathead
Kalispell
Suh
Grace Vance
Flathead County
Sanders County
Hinckson
Adv
Second Annual Corn Show Promises Large Display at Dutton
Despite a poor year for corn, Dutton business leaders plan October 25 events with talks on seed corn and judging of 10 ear samples across classes including dent white flint mixed flint yellow flint and sweet corn. Premiums offer apples and cash ties plus ribbons. essay prize funds.
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Dutton
Forest supervisor discusses fishing season powers and legislation
Supervisor Myrick of the Lewis & Clark National Forest cites a letter from state game warden C A Jakways stating the Fish and Game Commission cannot change hunting dates. He notes broad support for extending the season in part of Lewis and Clark County and says action should go through senators and representatives at the next legislative session. The rest summarizes local school notes, absences, and student achievements across grades, including football scores.
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Myrick
Lewis & Clark National Forest
C. A. Jakways
Fish and Game Commission
Lewis & Clark
Newis & Clark Forest
Sulgrove Declared Winner in District Judge Primary
Supporters from Chateau state James Sulgrove won the district judge primary and remain in favor of his election. They urge every law respecting voter in the district to back a Republican candidate with the necessary qualifications for a good judge.
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James Sulgrove
Chateau
The Klan Issue in Our County Exposed
An unsigned critique accuses AL of denying Klan influence while detailing late winter to spring organization and activities. It argues propaganda appeals to citizens, notes religious and racial prejudice as Klan fodder, and claims funds from initiation fees and dues flow to supporters, with public deception exposed by the Acantha article.
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Rosa
Acantha
Klan
Electors urged to remove sheriff over improper mileage
A Montana notice attacks the county sheriff for charging 2347.90 in mileage on 23 497 miles without proper papers, cites trips to Dutton Collins Bole and others, calls for refund and backs J I Collins for the job. The item concludes with film notes and theater listing at the Royal Theatre Sunday.
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Biach
Chateau Cuda
Sueilly
Sherri Hay
Chateau
Dutton
Collins
Bole
Wairfield
Spring Valley
Pendroy
Bynum
Blackleaf
Agawam
Farmington
Spring Coulee
Power
Yo T. la Gap
Great Falls
Teton River
Sun River
Conrad
van Wert
Yeuu
Suirnela
Supreme Court of Montana
J. I. Collins
Midnight Picture Corp. figure speaks on public stance
A fragmentary quote shows Talimer, president of the Midnight Picture Corporation, railing against public ignorance and asserting a blunt stance, comparing attitudes to a Klansman while arguing for clearer positions.
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Talimer
Midnight Picture Corporation
Wanted Girl at the New Cha Teaun House
A terse notice seeking a girl for a position at the New Cha teaun House. Dinner on election night offered with a chicken meal and involvement of Pythian orders.
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Pythian
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