Montana Women's Legislative Council outlines 1922 program
At a Helena meeting the Montana Women’s Legislative Council adopted bylaws and outlined a program including prohibition enforcement, recall of public officials, sterilization, and a dormitory bill for city high schools. A questionnaire will query candidates on equal representation, Sheppard-Townley maternity bill terms, prohibition, recall, sterilization, dormitories, and past service. Committees were named and plans set to lobby and inform members during the assembly session.
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Legislative Council of Montana
Helena Y. M. Q. A
Justices of the Peace
Galen
Shepherd-Townley
Belle
Fligelman Winestine
Helena
EB. S. Thomas
Mary Stranahan
Havre
C. L. Bovard
Dr. Smith
Billings
M. W. Alderson
Butte
Ella Edmonds
Absarokee
J. A. Walker
Mary
O’neill
R. W. Haste
M. J. Hutchens
Missoula
Ford posts record June for cars trucks and tractors
Detroit July 24 Ford Motor Company reports a new June record with an average output of 5 709 vehicles daily including cars trucks and tractors. Production achieved a monthly high as July outlook promises further gains.
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Detroit
Ford
Supreme Court rules against trespass by unblocated grazing stock
Montana Supreme Court Justice Farr writes that landowners with unenclosed ground may recover damages for wilful livestock trespass. In Dor man v. Erie in Fergus county, adjoining farms with no fence, Eries cattle and horses grazed on Dor man land. The decision states unenclosed land owners cannot allow stock to appropriate others land without consequence. John Mullen visited Armstead Sunday and played baseball with the Gophers.
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Justice Farr
Supreme Court of Montana
Dorman
Erie
Fergus County
Dorman Place
Wool auctions at Cokeville reach high bids in large Western clip
In Kemmerer Wyo on August 3 a top price of 35.4 cents a pound was offered for the best wool at the Cokeville pool auction. About twenty buyers bid on a clip exceeding a million pounds, one of the largest in the west. Some inferior grades sold at 2 cents. bidding remained spirited at 2.60 cents and higher as sales continued. Not all wool sold by noon. consignments to selling agencies were anticipated. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs John Patterson and two daughters of Dell and Patrick McGrady of Anaconda at the Andrus in Dillon. Fred Viel from Salmon City Idaho spent several days in Dillon handling business.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Cokeville
West
Fred Viel
Dillon
Salmon City
Idaho
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Legislative Council
Jos. Chivers
Ralph T. Hopkins
Victor Kessler
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Maggie Smith-Hathaway
Hamilton
E. S. Thomas
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Mary Atwater
J. E. Cocks
A. E. McLeish
Fort Benton
Dawes
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Sam D. Goza
Parent-Teacher Association
Max Jacobs
East Helena
M. W. Copenhaver
Good Government Club
Mary O'Neill
Belle Fogelman Winestine
League of Women Voters
Rice
Ora K. Sabin
M. J. Hutchen
Supreme Court
John Mullen
Armstead
The
Gophers
Ipling
Wyoming
John Patterson
Dell
Patrick McGrady
Anaconda
Andrus
Lester Opp
Dillon Hotel
Center Street
Montania Mercantile Co