Appointment of Dr H H Swain as assistant state superintendent
Dr H H Swain, formerly president of Montana State Normal College, is appointed assistant state superintendent of public instruction. The appointment, supported by State Superintendent Davee, signals a push to elevate the office beyond a clerical role. Swain is a prominent educator, founder and former editor of the Inter-Mountain Educator, and has long involvement with the Montana State Teachers Association.
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Wihe
H. H. B Swain
Montana State Normal College
Dr. Swain
Inter-Mountain
Davee
Handy Little Book Promotes Montana Game and Fish Law
R J L DeHart, state game and fish warden, issues a handy guide detailing Montana game law and the federal Lacey Act. The notice warns hunters and anglers to study the book, notes amendments, and debunks the mislisted protected birds including the non existent Montana stork. The Miner.
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R. J. L. DeHart
Congress
Montana
Dollar diplomacy abandoned in March 1918 imports and exports
A Washington dispatch reports March 1918 total American imports at 155.3 million versus 57.6 million for 1912, with exports at 295.4 million versus 187.9 million. Secretary Redfield notes declines in crude materials but gains in finished manufactures, highlighting a favorable nine months balance and strong U S manufacturing reach abroad.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
W. C. Redfield
Voting Rules and Timeline for Examiner Contest 1913
A detailed outline governs the voting contest run by The Examiner and Olmsted Stevens on how to vote who may be nominated who can vote when counts occur and how results are published. It specifies deadlines openings and restrictions for candidates voters and staff with penalties for improper ballots.
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Eek
Examiner
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Olmsted-Sevenson Co
Olmated-Stevenson Co
Exports Led by Manufactured Goods Reach High Share
Secretary Ledfield notes that three groups including manufactured goods account for 59.5 percent of exports as American foreign trade for the year nears a likely total above four billion dollars.
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Ledfield Esti
Klondiker weigh-off and cattle shipment travel note
J EK Shaw returns from Washington with a fine Belgian stallion awaiting veterinary tests before import. George Mudd and partner George Woodworth drive Texas cattle via Bedrock and Redrock arrivals with Otis. weights of Klondikers texted as 1488 and 1466 pounds while Bob Jones bets against a repeat next year. The Girls club Upstreamers met Edith Gasser with Nellie Wampler and Bert Finsley. a dance is planned May 9. Olmsted Stevenson Company unloads woven wire stock.
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J. EK. Shaw
State of
Washington
J. EK. Morse
Bob Jones
Bob
Texas
Mr. Mudd
Otis
Redrock
Reece Armitage
Seed quality and risk warnings for grain buyers
A warning to buyers about seed quality and adulterated formaldehyde in grain. It cautions that weak seed or adulterated treatments may not reveal problems until crops are mid growth, and that light or heavy crops require similar land and labor. Encourages visiting for discussion.
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Dillon
Dillon Examiner
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H. H. Swain
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United States
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Big Hole News
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
S. Mya
Bpiece
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
U.S
Idaho
Sterm Barba OY
Union Electric.Co
Jos. C. Smith
Attorney-at-Law
Edwin Norris
Eph Stoller
Mont. Mercantile Co
First National Bank
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
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