Senate bill proposes county re classifications and deputy cap
Senator Donlan introduces a bill to re classify counties by assessed valuations from five classes to seven and to limit county officers to existing deputy counts unless authorized by the county board. The document also discusses immigrant inspection, feeble mindedness studies, and calls for improved training and stricter deportation enforcement.
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Senate
Donlan
Board of County Commissioners
Resignations and small town notes fill Dixon Herald item
Fred Nelson resigns as book keeper for Big Hole Commercial after eight years to devote time to his outside business once a successor is appointed. Edith Gasser avoids a runaway incident when a cutter hauled by a frightened horse stopped by her grip on the lines. Ladies' Aid elected officers Mrs. Roy Cowan president, Reece Armitage treasurer, Miss Charlotte Wold secretary. next meeting at Mrs. George Woodworth’s. Fred Woodworth learns his mother in law gave birth to a baby boy in Bozeman. A shipment of 22 horses from Pendleton arrives at Ruby ranch, 11 Shires and 11 Percherons, about 1100 pounds each, two-year-olds. Odd Fellows in Big Hole basin grow, Jackson Lodge gains new members and eyes renewed life, Wisdom lags. Jackson plans a pipeline from Jackson Hot Springs with a new large plunge to heat homes and businesses.
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Fred Nelson
Big Hole Commercial Company
Ladies’ Aid
Warren Flager
Roy Cowan
Reece Armitage
Charlotte Wold
George Woodworth
Ruby Ranch
Hopkins
Pendleton
Ore
Big Hole Basin
Women Better Chicken Raisers Than Men
A Poultry expert in Farm and Fireside argues women outperform men in raising poultry. He cites diligence, constant care, and hands on oversight as key, noting women keep flocks healthier, maximize egg production, and manage moult, feed, and disease with attentive routines benefiting market returns.
The Feeble Minded Immigrant in Early Census Scrutiny
A fragment discusses perceived weaknesses among immigrants and their prospects of entering the country. The text hints at eugenic or selective ideas about who should be admitted and who should fail to gain entry, reflecting historical biases without a complete narrative.
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Goddard
Vineland
N. J
Europe
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
More Horses In The Country Than Ever
Washington reports the Agriculture Department findings on January 1 showing horses and mules on farms at record or near record highs. Horses up 658,000 and mules up 24,000. total farm animal value rise nearly 500 million dollars.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Advertisement for Bids for Dillon Sewer Project
Dillon Montana January 24 1918 advertisement invites sealed proposals for the furnishing of material and labor to construct a district sewer in Sewer District Number Six. Bids due February 10 1918 by 8 pm with 5 percent certified check. Plans at City Clerk or City Engineer Geo R Metlen. Right to reject any or all bids. About 8600 feet of sewer to be built. Harlow Pease City Clerk.
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Dillon
Montana
Geo. R. Metlen
Harlow Pease
Advertisement for Bids for Constructing Sewer
Sealed proposals will be received until February 10 1918 for district sewers in Sewer District Five and District A Dillon Montana. Bids must include a certified check five percent of the bid. Address to City Clerk or City Engineer Geo R Metlen. The city may reject any bids. Approximately 6 300 feet of sewer to be constructed.
Montana Fifth Judicial District Court Terms Set for 1913
The district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties in Montana are fixed for 1913. Beav erhead opens February 17 April 21 August 1 and December 8. Jefferson opens January 28 May 5 July 28 and November 4. Madison opens March 8 June 2 August 4 and October 18.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Towit
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
Madison — County
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Stewart Ranch
Fred Woodworth
Bozeman
Odd Fellowship
Jackson
M. D Jartline
Jackson Hot Springs
Harlow
Pease
Janet
Soha
Foster
Employment Office
E. M. Yeaman
P.O
Chas. Perry
Ste
Dillon Examiner
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Mont
Union Electric Co
McCall's
the Fashion Authority
McCall’s
McCall
THE
McCall Company
West 37Th St
New York
McCall's Wonderful
Popular Mechanics
Amateur Mechanica
Popular Mechanics. CO
W. Washington Jt
Chicaro
Attorney-at-Law, Office
Edwin Norris
Pik Tye Ffs
Mont
Eaewnee
A. Smith
Mer
Gare
J. Carhart
Bell Transfer Company
Old State Bank Bioég
Everybody’s Magazine
Butterick Publishing Company
Butterick Building
New York City
County
Lew L. Callaway
Jim B. Poindexter
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