Montana gains and projects across the state in 1917
Helena notes Montana prospers with low taxes and moderate laws. Missoula eyed sugar plant work with two million dollar facility. Great Falls seeks 500 laborers for Milwaukee extension and a Dixon Polson railroad contract. Miles City irrigation pact and Tongue river project. many cities announce road, water, and municipal improvements. copper market analysis notes peacetime uses and rail/industry growth.
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Helena
Montana
Missoula
Great Falls
Milwaukee
Big Blackfoot
Clearwater Crossing
W. L. Petrikin
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Dyer Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Miles City
Tongue River
Thompson Falls
Eastern
Fairfield
C. M
St. Paul Ry
Butte
Salt Lake
Butte-Duluth
Fort Benton
Ryegate
Lewistown
S. Paul Firm
Dixon & Polson R. R. Great Falls
Federal Land Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton
Montana-Utah Sugar Company
Beartooth National Forest
Congress
United States
W. B. Rhoades
State Railway Commission
New York Commercial
Europe
Cascade County
Havre—Hill County
Red
Billinge
Yellowstote
Clark Avenues
Warren Bros
Northern Pacific
Huntley
Laurel Milling Company
Billings—City
Sutter
Kalispell
Federal” Farm Loan Association
New Jaw
Political ballot excerpt with candidate names and slogans
A list of candidates and political slogans for county and state offices with party stances and voter guidance. Names include Edwards Pray Brennen Eliel Arm itage Clemow Dyer Erwin Shea Hart Hedrick Ford Griffin Shea, plus a judge designation for the Fifth Judicial District and statewide platform lines.
Political ballot listing candidates for state offices
A list of candidate names and slogans across multiple state offices including governor attorney general secretary of state treasurer auditor railroad and public service commission and clerk of the supreme court with partyless pledges and brief statements of aims and positions.
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Sontana
Leo H. Faust
John E. Edwards
Charles N. Pray
Hughes and
Fairbanks
Republican National Platform
C. W. Robison
William J. Brennen
Florian A. Carnal
House OF Representatives
Frank Eliel
George W. Farr
Frank B. Linderman
John A. Luce
William A. Armitage
John McLaughlin
George M. Clemow
Jeanette Rankin
THE
Supreme Court
Jay
Baker
D. Madison Dyer
Theodore Brantley
RE. H. Cooney
Frank J. Edwards
Guy E. Gray
Albert J. Galen
E. A. Gerhart
Daniel V. Erwin
Charles
Henderson
I. A. Leighton
Walter B. Sands
Wilbur G. Gilbert
Charles W. Conger
J. B. Annin
Fred L. Gibson
Sam W. Teagarden
State House
John W. Ewing
John A. Nyhart
John G. Brown
Ls. C. Ford
Joseph H. Griffin
Judson P. Best
John H. Coppin
Thomas F. Shea
Charles P. Thomas
A. G. Williams
Secretary OF State
Frank A Hazelbaker
Charles T. Stewart
Jane Elizabeth Evans
H. L. Hart
Ernest O. Hedrick
Elizabeth Sutherland
L. C. Ford, SR
W. D. Fenner
Andrew J. Guenther
James M. Rhoades
Oliver A. Ruffner
Burt Adams Tower
Railroad and Public Service
Andrew C. Birkland
Daniel Boyle
Nathan Godfrey
Public Administrator
Justicn
B. A. Morley
William
Craig
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
G. T. Bramble
Trumper
Alonzo A. Kenison
For
Constable
Roy
Stephenson
Charles Martin
James Kirkpatrick
Henry L. Myers
William Cutts
John M. Evans
Joseph Kirschwing
Harry B. Mitchell
Woc
John E. Patterson
Miles Romney
Sam V. Stewart
People of
P. M. Abbott
Thomas Eh, Carey
W. W. McDowell
Office
Hon¢R
Joseph B. Poindexter
Frank Woody
Be, C. Hicks
Thomas M. Swindlehurst
David M. Wood
John F. Cullerton
J. W. Farrell
Andrew G. Sathre
William Keating
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Si Een ‘Marcus
D- Baldwin
E. J. Johnson
Hugh R. Wells
Vincent E. Wilhan
J. T. Carroll
Yellowstone County
Barney Hogan
Charles Z. Pond
H. A. Davee
Terresa C. O'Donnell
Fifth Judicial District
William A. Clark
Jos. C. Smith