Kalispell Lawyer Seeks Test of Auto License Tax Validity
Attorney Jess H. Stevens plans to challenge the state auto license fee law arguing it only applies to business use. He has applied for a $1 license and asks the attorney general to offer opinion. if adverse, he will file suit. He notes constitutional provisions and mentions supporting road funding via higher gasoline tax.
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Jess H. Stevens
Kalispell
Secretary of State
Stevens
Legislative Assembly
Melrose Notes Linked by Travel and Local News
Frank Moore traveled to Butte on business while John Peterson and R L Slater also visited Butte. Mary Potts and Opal Lacey spent time in Wise River and Dillon. The Rebekah Lodge hosted members in Dillon. Lee Wilhelm and Marguerite Connors wed in Butte. the couple will live near Divide. News reached Melrose of Frank Moe's death, a longtime ranchman who lived here before moving to Twin Bridges and then Missoula.
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Mary Potts
Wise River
Opal Lacey
Dillon
Nels Atkinson
Butte
Lee Wilhelm
Marguerite Connors
Pat Connors
Melrose
Divide
Wilhelm
Melrose High School
Normal College
Frank Moe
Twin Bridges
Missoula
Mr. Moe
Legion Secures World Wide Rights for The Man Without a Country
The American Legion announces exclusive distribution and exhibition rights for the classic The Man Without a Country. National adjutant Bollés states the agreement covers ownership of the negative and all copies, securing broad worldwide control.
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American Legion
Eben
Aupmel
Bollés
Legion
Legion Film Arranges Distribution For The Man Without a Country
The film valued at 60000 will be distributed through the American Legion Film Service in line with the Legion Americanism campaign. 8 Hy Boynton of Chicago will handle nationwide distribution in large cities with Gene Harrison and Capt. C Flaherty assisting. Smaller towns under 46000 will use the Legion Film Service. Proceeds support local posts, disabled ex servicemen and Legion activities.
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Legion
Hy Boynton
Chicago
Bolles
American Legion Film Service
the Legion
America
C. Flaherty
Indianapolis
Legion Film Service
Holidays in 1928 Calendar Dates Listed
The article lists holiday dates for 1928 including Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday on February 14, Lent’s first Sunday February 18, Easter April 1, Lincoln’s Birthday February 12 and Washington’s February 22. Other observances span St Patrick’s Day March 17 through Thanksgiving November 29 and Christmas December 25.
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Washington
Normal Notes Highlight Campus Activities And Debates
A pep meeting at M S N C fires up students for the basketball game against State Agricultural College led by yell leader Edythe Nelson. Junior officers were elected January 10 with petitions guiding nominations. The journalism class visited the Examiner to study linotype, galley proofs, and printing processes. A dormitory proctor system trial was discussed at a house meeting. Miss Ragan lectured on American Painting at convocation. MSNC will debate with Montana Wesleyan in March on the Cabinet Parliamentary system and with Gooding Idaho on compulsory arbitration in strikes. Chinook canvassed towns for ads for the college annual. Judith Murphy visited Butte Anaconda Helena. Julia Halse traveled to Sheridan. both reported success.
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State Agricultural College
Edythe Nelson
Cluley
McBain
Davis
Bair
Bair! the Meeting Closed With “Fifteen “Raha
Beth Hope
Florence Nichols
Helen Small
Julia O’neill
Wilson McDermand
Yell
Neva Page
Examiner
Gibson
Bozeman
Missoula
Cheney
Miss Ragan
American Federation of Art
Benjamin West
F. B. Morse
Charles Harding
Frederick Church
Geo. Innes
Homer Martin
Walter Scofield
William Redfield
Winslow Homer
Horatio Walter
Whistler
John Sargent
EB. O. Tarbell
Frank Benson
Edward Simmons
Howard Hyle
Alice Stevens
Jessie Smith
Montana State Normal College
Montana Wesleyan College
United States
Normal College
Gooding
Idaho
Chinook
Judith Murphy
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Julia Halse
Sheridan
State license office to distribute vehicle fee refunds
The remainder, about half or 292 100, goes to counties in proportion to vehicle fees paid. Total motor vehicles licensed last year were 619 899, with about 900 owned by government and fee free. Checks totaling to each county are mailed, bringing sums to Beaverhead 5100, Big Horn 4162, Blaine 3233, Cascade 22840, Missoula 16713, Yellowstone 22342 and others.
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Secretary of State
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Carter
Cascade
Chateau
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Grante
Hill
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lewis and Clark
Liberty
Lincoln
Madison
McCone
Meagher
Mineral
Missoula
Musselshell
Park
Phillips
Pondera
Powder River
Powell
Prairie
Ravalli
Richland
Rosebud
Roosevelt
Sanders
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Marriage Licenses Issued for James Peterson and Frances Grandal
Yesterday marriage licenses were issued to James D. Peterson of Weil Montana and Frances Grandal of Butte. The groom is the son of Peter J. Peterson of Dell and plans to make their home in the train.
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James D. Peterson
Weil
Montana
Frances Grandal
Butte
Peter J. Peterson
Dell
Menehineg
Hie Faing
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Security State Bank
Boe
Frank Moore
John Peterson
Howard MacDonald
Elaine
Lacey Ranch
Rebekah Lodge No
Rebekah Lodge
R. L. Slater
Feeley
O. la Marche
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Dillon Examiner
Andrus Hotel
Bldg
T. Lee McCracken Gaines
W. McCracken
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