Dances ban and school rehires across Montana towns
In Livingston Chief Holt moves to curb drinking and vulgar dancing at public and private dances, threatening closures. In Anaconda district No. 10, 62 teachers are re elected. principal H H Blanchard and librarian Ellen Lehr not re hired. Powell County wins track meet by fractional margin as Deer Lodge hosts event. A Billings high school accident endangers Henry F Mc Farlin Jr. and Helena reports the reorganized First State Bank of Livingston with James B Murray as president.
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Livingston
Holt
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Powell County High School
Butte High
Missoula
Helena
L. Q. Skelton
State Bank Examiner
First State Bank of
James B. Murray
Butte
Skelton
Murray
Office equipment of the Boston Montana seized
A writ of attachment seized the Boston & Montana Development companys office furniture and two adding machines and a typewriter. The value is about 900 dollars, with a 151.62 dollar claim plus penalties. The action stems from a Justice Buckley suit brought by Lee Tulin, with multiple mortgages and third party claims involving the Montana Fire Insurance company and Royal Indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Boston & Montana Development Company
Buckley
Lee Tulin
Nolan and
Donovan
Harlow Pease
Jos. H. Griffin
Montana Fire Insurance Company
Boston & Montana Company
Bert Hughes
B. & M. Company
District Court
Hughes
Atty
John G. Brown
Ebbert urges enforcement push to end liquor violations
Captain F B Ebbert of the national anti saloon league spoke at Dillon to promote enforcement of prohibition laws. He outlined federal and state penalties, injunctions, and civil suits, urging mass meetings in each county seat to rally public and official action against violators.
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F. B. Ebbert
National Antisaloon League
Joseph Pope
Billings
Dillon
Training School
Pacific Coast
Ebbert
School Children to Name Butter in Big Hole
At a Big Hole Creamery meeting officers announced a naming contest for their butter. All Big Hole school children may enter one original name each, numbered for judges who will not know the submitter. Prizes are two Jersey calves with first pick by the winner.
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Big Hole Creamery Company
Big Hole
Geo. D.mckevitt
Association
Jersey
Contest closes May 16 for entries to Mr McKevitt at State Bank
The Big Hole Creamery Company urges school teachers and parents to cooperate in a Basin wide contest. All names must reach Mr McKevitt by May 16 and addressed to him care of the State Bank of Wisdom. The organizers expect the contest to boost school and child interest across the basin.
Great Falls Reduces Teachers Salaries to Save Funds
Great Falls public schools will save twenty thousand dollars next year through a per teacher salary cut of one hundred dollars annually. The board of education on Monday night approved the reduction effective Sept 4 1922, citing lower assessed property values and a need to redeem 90000 in refunded school bonds in 1925 as the reason.
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Great Falls
Board of Education
First Montana gasoline ship to Calgary marks milestone
April 30 in Lewistown Montana the first Montana gasoline car shipped to Calgary Canada from the Lewistown refinery. Local plants have already sent carloads to surrounding states and the Lewistown management is proud of being the first Montana concern to ship beyond the border.
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Calgary
Lewistown
Montana
United States
Canada
Beaverhead Milling and Elevator stockholders meeting in Dillon
Notice to stockholders states the annual meeting of Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Company will be held at the company office in Dillon Montana at 2 00 p m Monday May 15 1922. 4012 F J Hagenbarth Idaho sheep man and president of the National Woolgrowers association is in Dillon this week as a witness in the Woods live stock water suit.
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Beaverhead- Milling and Elevator Company
Dillon
Montana
F. J. Hagenbarth
Idaho
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Spencer
Woods. ‘Livestock Company
Ford marketing line prompts cautious deal framing
A brief reformulated notice notes a promotional phrase about buying a Ford vehicle and banking the difference, but lacks fuller context or identifiable events, organizations, or dates. The readable text presents a generic sales emphasis without concrete actions or outcomes.
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Henry F. McFarlin, Jr
Billings High School
Young McFarlin
Boston-Montana
Captain Ebbert
Joseph
Pope of Billings
New York City
Chicago
Mille Adams
CT Magnus
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