Tick differences threaten Rocky Mountain livestock losses
A U S Department of Agriculture study outlines two ticks the sheep tick and the spotted fever tick. The sheep tick harms livestock money-wise while the fever tick endangers human life. It describes shapes, lifecycles, and regional death rates, noting the fever tick’s western distribution and that registration books close July 29.
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Rocky Mountain ‘States
United States Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Pitter
West
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
New
Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Mays
Water grade road to Wisdom planned by county officials
Deer Lodge County officials disclosed plans for a water grade highway to Wisdom pending rights of way from landowners. A new bridge would replace the Red Bridge, with county crews visiting the route to secure easements and start work. a trial concrete section near the brewery to the railroad crossing, funded under $9,000, was also proposed with cement and sand donated by local firms.
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Wisdom
Deer Lodge County Automobile and Goods Roads Association
E. P. Mathewson
Mathewson
Moythe
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Upon
Butte
Regent allocates funds for road repair project
A historical note records a regent spending sixteen thousand dollars for road work, aiming to keep the thoroughfare intact for twenty years. The fragment implies a planned investment and long term maintenance.
Raw Jury Panel Lists Towns and Names for July 18
A long list of jurymen summoned for duty on July 18 is provided with numerous surnames and initials, including Dillon, Anderson, Jackson, Gibbons, Weis, and many others from various towns. The document also notes land and water matters such as 160 acres in Big Hole, a mining entry near Bannack, and water rights involving Medicine Lodge and Birch Creek.
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Adams
Daniel
Dillon
Anderson
Alvin
Fishtrap
Hans
Bannack
Bryan
Elza W
Bell
E. W
Blair
Frank
Grant
Banning
Samuel A
Barnes
Clarence E
Jackson
Brown
William C
Carroll
Emmett
Francis
Dillion
Combs
W. W. Gibbons
Clarence
Gibbons
Dodgson
George
Wise River
Donlan
Thos
Wisdom
Dishno
Silas C
Alfred C
Fox
Elmore
James
Fricks
Martin
Lakeview
French
Anthony H
Argenta
Ferguson
Jos. C
Reichle
Fleming
H. M
Dell
Graster
W.A
Gordon
Gleed
Edwin
Melrose
Kennison
William
Nicholia
Kent
John
Kramer
Joseph
Lloyd
Chas
Layden
Lasich
Stephen
Montgomery
Monida
McCormick
W. R
Nelson
Nels P
Nedrow
Richard
Patterson
G. V
Pallasen
Lima
Quackenbush
Robert
Rumbaugh
Lincoln H
Rutledge
Harry C
Serafino
Romain
Geo. P
Rife
Isaac
Volker
Peter
Willard
James L
Waters
John P
John Fee
Oscar Jonaar
Medicine Lodge
Elmer Allen
Northifork
Constitutional amendment notice from Montana secretary of state
Certifies an act to submit a constitutional amendment to Montana electors at the November 1916 election. Amends Section 2 of Article XII to grant exemptions from taxation for certain properties and public charities. Official seal and signature of Secretary of State A. M. Alderson dated July 8, 1916.
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Montene
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Audiament
ST Praia Wat
Mioniaue
Bates
ED States OF America
State of Montana
A.M. Alderson
State of
Montana
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Highlight Week
Real estate transfers for the past week end July 15 list patent grants and warranty deeds. Names include James Tibbles Marina Englesgield May Bond and George Gronn with various acreages in Centennial valley Big Hole basin Taylor Creek and Helena street. Claims and deed transfers involve A B Rife State Bank of Dillon Gustaf Swanson and Howard J. Smith with modest considerations reported.
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James Tibbles
Centennial Valley
Marina Englesgield
Big Hole Basin
Taylor Creek
Rife
Mary Rife
State Bank of Dillon
George Gronn
David Law
Big Hole
Charlies P. Thomas
W. H. Richardson
Orr Street
George M. Roberts
Emma Grant
Helena Street
Sophia B. Willey
Percy R. Willey
Bristow
Gustaf Swanson
William J. Tope
Howard J. Smith
Percy R.wil
Montana Ranks Sixth in Gold Production in 1915
The joint statement by the bureau of the mint and geological survey shows Montana ranked sixth in gold production for 1915 and second in silver output. California Colorado Alaska Nevada and South Dakota led gold, while Nevada Utah Idaho and Montana topped silver.
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Montana
Bureau of the Mint and Geological Survey
California
Colorado
Alaska
Nevada
South Dakota
Utah
Idaho
Montana proposed constitution amendment on county and state Board of Equalization
Copy of a 1915 Montana act proposing to amend Article XII Section 15 to create a County Board of Equalization and a State Board of Equalization. It details powers, duties, election ballot wording, and implementation following approval. Includes sections on valuation of property, review by the State Board, and official ballots for November 1916.
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House
State of
Montana
Board of County Commissionece of
Sagh
State Board of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
County Boards of Equalization
Board of Equalization
United States OF America
State of Montana
Ss. I. A
State ‘Board of Equalization
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New York
Germany
United States
Regent
Dillon Implement Company
Scuttler, Bain and
Rushford
Winona
Dillon, Montana
Ditlon,Montana
Ishment
William Ne Pabnish
William Gannon
Lone Tree
Lode
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Roberts, Et al
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Pearl I. Smith
ELGIN
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Mont
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