W. E. Harmon Cited for Long Public Service Record
The article profiles W. E. Harmon noting eight years as State Superintendent of Schools ten years in the legislature with six in the House and four in the Senate four years as State Treasurer and handling twenty million dollars yearly without loss He has lived in Montana forty three years and outlines the state's needs.
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I State University
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Montana's Forest Lands Policy and State Development Debate
A Montana address traces state history from 1882 to statehood, notes the 1900 federal forest withdrawals of 18 million acres, and laments funding shortfalls. It cites timber revenues from national forests, school funding needs, and proposed measures to restore lands to the state for educational development.
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George R. Allen Legal Career and Public Service
George R. Allen, born in Indiana and raised in Missouri, served 1913 to 1919 as Madison County Attorney and later as Virginia City City Attorney from May 1919. He practiced law in Madison County for 24 years, advised the Local Draft Board during World War I, and held roles on the Government Appeal and Legal Advisory Boards as well as the 17th Legislative Assembly. If you know him tell your friends about him, if not ask them.
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Forest policy rally attracts unopposed GOP hopeful
Friday night meeting led by Mayor Roscoe Cornell and Mark D. Fitzgarrald of Stevensville featured Sen. Williams, who praised the forestry platform and outlined a sweeping campaign. Williams has covered 6,000 miles, delivering daily motor hops and drawing strong support for his Montana nomination.
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