Relief bills introduced for Montana farmers relief plan
Montana legislators introduced two bills to aid drought hit farmers. House Bill 11, the state aid bill, proposes five million dollars in state bonds over 15 years at 5 percent with a September vote and a one mill annual tax. Loans up to five thousand dollars may fund seed grain livestock equipment fences irrigation and debt, at six percent interest, secured and repaid to the state treasurer. House Bill 12, the Belden county aid measure, authorizes county boards to buy seed and supplies for victims of drought, with 100 freeholders required to petition before action. if costs exceed ten thousand dollars a special election is held before funding.
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Belden
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Three Minor Yet Important Defects Enter State Law Review
Governor S Stewart urged the Montana lower house to fix three small but important defects in 1919 laws. He called for clarifying admission of returned soldiers to the state tuberculosis sanitarium, correcting a clerical error in sheriff salaries for third class counties, and aligning city levy dates with county and state assessments.
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S. Stewart
Montana State
Helena
16Th Legislative Assembly
Homesteaders’ Notice From 1919 Instructions
A 1979 dated note to Fr. A Haselbaker outlines 1919 homesteading rules for settlers who must abandon their claims during the calendar year 1919. The United States Commissioner details procedures applicable to entry men and settlers who leave a homestead to avoid loss of their rights.
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Fr. A. Haselbaker
United States
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