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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1922

Page

7

Wool tariff propaganda from wool growers exposes holes

A readable statement from the American farm bureau argues against clothing and cloth manufacturers urging a wool tariff. It claims the price impact on consumers is overstated and that the duty basis should reflect clean yield rather than grease wool, noting past tariff effects and industry incentives.

Wool ‘Marketing Department The American Farm Bureau ‘Federation Tariff Commission Payne-Aldrich Senate Finance Committee Argentina U.S. Tariff Board Department of Labor Bureau

Fewer Voters Registered for Montana Primary Than 1920

Helena reports Montana's total registration for the August 29 primaries at about 224,236, roughly 6,000 fewer than in 1920. All counties except Blaine and Powder River have reports. those two use two year old figures. The 1920 primary total was 280,221 and November 1920 registration was 261,258.

Helena Montana Secretary of State Blaine Powder River Congress Beaverhead Blaine Pe Hill Wreeree Jefferson Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Liberty Aeons Lincoln Madison McCone Meagher Missoula Musselshell Phillips Waco Powell Prairie Ravalll Richland

Four Questions to Appear on Montana Ballots

Helena Aug 6 Ballots in the general election will include one initiative measure one referendum and two constitutional amendments along with candidate names. The initiative would authorize pari mutuel machines at fairs. The referendum seeks a 4.5 million dollar state bond to pay a World War II veterans bonus with 10 dollars per month of service. One amendment would make county boards of commissioners tax equalizers and create a state equalization board of three. The other would allow charters for combined city and county governments or other special municipal forms.

Helena Montana County Board of Commissioners State Board of Equalization

Sprinkling Districts Established in Dillon Ordinance

A Dillon City ordinance creates Sprinkling District No. 1 and No. 2 detailing streets and sections to be included in each district. The measure sets boundaries, repeals conflicting ordinances, and requires publication in the Dillon Examiner. Mayor Rosco Cornell and City Clerk Henry G. Rodgers certified August 1922.

Idaho Street Orr Helena Aire Ta Helena Center Ban- Glendale Sebree Reeder Prota Montana Idaho Washington Street Pacific Street Poindexter Street Ravalli Street Atlantic Street Helena Street Dakota Street Dillon Street Glendale Street Kentucky and Thomsen Avenue Spruce Street Walnut Street Walnut Spruce Streets Kentucky Avenue Virginia Street Center Streets Bannack Street Court Street Tenday Street California Street Sebree Street Reeder Street Morse Street Orr Street Washington Dakota Streets Cornell Street Atlantic Streets Clark Street Railroad Avenue Rife Street Dillon Montana Street Boze- Man Street Dillon Examiner City of Rosco Cornell State of County of Beaverhead Ss. I Henry G. Rodgers A. D State of Montana Said City

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