Montana Assembly Passes 185 New Laws in 1929 Session
Elena March 23. The 1929 Montana assembly enacted 185 new laws not counting appropriations memos and resolutions. The governor vetoed three bills including a Saturday night dance hall limit and a salary cap for state workers while signing university appropriations irrigation district bonds and a state library extension measure. He criticized the land leasing bill for costly reappraisals and reduced grazing fees.
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Elena
Montana Assembly
State Board For Examiners
Irrigation District
Paddock and Tyro Open New County Venture
The county highlights a new business venture by Paddock and Tyro. Paddock, long with Barry & Hopkins garage as a salesman, joins Tyro, a former Big Hole basin resident, in this local enterprise. The Examiner remains Beaverhead’s own newspaper serving the county’s interests.
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Paddock
Barry & Hopkins Garage
Tyro
Big Hole Basin
the Examiner
Beaverhead
County
Dillon Mourns Injured Volunteers and Local Happenings
During fighting near Manila five members of Company E Montana Volunteer Infantry were wounded including John H. McQuarry and Corporal George T. Banks of Dillon. Local events include a fifty piece minstrel troupe visiting Dillon, a flood in the southeastern town, Edison innovations at the Opera house, and city election activity with no independent candidates yet.
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Manila
Montana Volunteer Infantry
John H. McQuarry
George T. Banks
Dillon
Hi Henry
Dillon Theater
Robert Selway
Edison
Opera House
Women Aim to Refine Aircraft Endurance Record Ambitions
A fragmentary report from Oakland California hints at a female aviator aiming to push endurance flight to 22 hours 4 minutes. The scene includes an aircraft at Oakland airport with a Graham-Paige sedan nearby. The text emphasizes comfort and convenience of planes.
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Oakland
Cal
Lane
Graham-Paige
Winters term honor roll listed at Montana State Normal
The Montana State Normal college announces its winter term honor roll headed by Opal Johnson of Melville. Tied for second are Jerry Fogarty of Wilsall and Esther Scherlie of Harlem, with a long list of students from towns such as Livingston Miles City Havre Missoula Butte and Great Falls among others.
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GIFTY
The
Mon
Opal Johnson
Melville
Jerry J. Fogarty
Wilsall
Esther Scher He
Harlem
Elizabeth House
Livingston
Dulany
Terrett
Miles City
Anda Peterson
Hinsdale
Anna M. Brest
Nashua
Gwendolyn Marcues
Missoula
Mary Mensing
Havre
Mary Pin
Har Harriet Rome
Stevensville
Neueorga Thorson
Big Timber
Mary McNelis
Butte
Alice Deatherage
Evelyn Olson
Judith Gap
Helen Jarrett
Deer Lodge
Alfreda Bloom
Edna L
John
1927 Chevrolet Coach Seeks New Mohawk Tires
Fine ranch car reconditioned with new Mohawk tires offered by Montana Auto Supply Company for $250.
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Chevrolet
Montana Auto Supply Company
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Paris
Chas. H. Niblack
Dame Fashion
Niblack's
Hansen’s Grill
Andrus Hotel
of Ruggles and Bennett
Mr. Bennett
A. J. Bennett
Virginia City
Louis Stahl
Oregon
Washington
Montana
W. C. Orr
Glendive
Fred Waldorf
Lima
Alf Decker
Armstead
Moses Smythe
Gilbert Livestock Company
Point of Rocks
Frank Hazelbaker
J. E. Monroe
Normal College
Monroe
Graham-Paige Comfort
Tana State Normal College
List
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Corvallis
Cecil Kerns
Augusta
Rosemary King
Della Koskinen
Norma Littlefield
Wolf Point
Geraldine Tees
Sweet Grass
Grace Weber
Great Falls
Helen Wendel
Leonie Beaudry
Bainville
JoHn Lowney
Hamilton
Genevieve Myers
Fowler
John Dover
Buffalo
Paul Goller
Gildford
Florence Abbott
White Sulphur Springs
Viola Lovell
Anaconda
Gwendolyn Mitchell
Emily Sherman
Christies
J. B. Klebba
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