Rhodes Scholarship Qualifying Tests Set for January Missoula
Missoula December 20 a notice from Cecil Rhodes trustees to President O J Craig states the next qualifying exams for Rhodes scholarship candidates will be January 21 and 22 at the state university. Math Greek and Latin will be tested plus US citizenship and age requirements.
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Missoula
Cecil Rhodes
O. J. Craig
The
State University
Rhodes
United States
Oxford University
Maryland
Oxford
George P. Barnes
Montana
James R. Thomas
Mont
National Wool Growers Convention to Be Huge in Helena
Indications point to a record turnout for the National Wool Growers Association gathering in Helena January 14 to 16. Key topics include tariff changes, a proposed speed limit law, and lobbying for forest and grazing policies on public lands, with broad participation urged from wool growers nationwide.
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National
Wool Growers’ Association
Helena
Congress
Tax on temporary railroad work property ruled taxable
Montana Attorney General Galen answered an inquiry by Fergus county's Roy Ayers stating that mules horses and other personal property brought into a county for temporary railroad work are taxable in the owner’s county of residence and in the state on the first Monday of March if the owner is not a permanent Montana resident.
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Galen
Roy K. Ayers
Fergus County
Mr. Ayers
Montana
Teputa
Old Timers Suffer as Tax Hits Patent Bitters List
Treasury orders Montana collectors to impose special retail liquor taxes on merchants selling listed patent medicines and bitters deemed beverages rather than medicines. The 1908 rule affects numerous brands from Angostura to Williams Kidney Relief, signaling a broad crackdown on so called cures.
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United States Treasury Department
Department
Internal Revenue
Montana
Aroma
Atwood
Dr. Fowler
Dr. Gray
Dr. Hortenbach
Worm
Dr. Ratinger
Duffy
Ducro
Gilbert
Obernmueller’s
Smith’s
What a Kilowatt Will Do
An explainer outlines kilowatt hours for electric bills noting most patrons do not understand the term. It lists practical examples of a kilowatt’s range from warming feet to powering clocks, ironing silk, and lighting cigars, highlighting the device’s impact.
What Kilowatt Can Do In Everyday Life
The itemized list shows numerous domestic tasks attributed to kilowatt power, including bottling drinks, pumping water, powering musical and heating devices, running a sewing machine, and transporting meals. The passage argues kilowatt signifies more than a name, illustrating broad capabilities and service examples.
Montana Poultry Show Set for January at Luthe's Hall
The Montana Poultry Association plans its annual midwinter show at Luthe's Hall from January 20 to 23. W G Warnock of Chicago will judge, arriving from Quincy Illinois where he judges a major show. The association will publish a prize book to fund meeting expenses.
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Montana Poultry Association
Luthe’s Hall
W. G. Warnock
Chicago
Warnock
Quincy
Great Falls Tribune
Local rep sought to grow magazine subscriptions
Wanted a local representative for Dillon area to handle renewals and expand the subscription list of a prominent monthly magazine. Salary and commission offered. Experience desirable but not required. Apply Publisher Box 59 Station New York.
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Dillon and Vicinity
Station
New York
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Walker
Garfield
Foest Reserve Department
Pinchot
George P. McCabe
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
G. M. Romipel
Wyoming Agricultural College
Jan A. Carnal
Chouteau County
Board of County Commissioners
Wicher
Carbon County
Michael Stern Fine
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
MICHAELS, STERN @ CO
Goocheoter
N. Vv
Black Knox
Eliel Brothers
Stationery
Dunn
Bradstreet
the Examiner
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