Committee Named to Act at Next Legislative Assembly
Montana direct primary law criticized as flawed prompts a committee to seek repeal at the next legislature. O F Goddard Billings former Gov J K Toole Helena Peter Breen Butte Walter Cooper Bozeman Judge W M Bickford Missoula named to press repeal and print 1889 convention proceedings.
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Montana
Moritana
Welena
O. F. Goddard
Billings
J. K. Toole
Helena
Peter Breen
Butte
Walter Cooper
Bozeman
W. M. Bickford
Missoula
Society
Mem‘ber
W.A. Clark
Formar Gev
Henry ‘Khippenburg
Treas
William Muth
Martin Maginnis
William Chessman
Society of the
W. A. Clark
S. S. Hobson
Great Falls
Co. H. Loud
Miles City
William Mayger
W. A. Chessman
Melena
Charles Warren
Paris Gibson
R. BE. Hammond
Havre
Eugene Dickerson
C. Hedges, Jr
Norman T. Verge
W. Y. Pemberton
Eight Montana delegates backed woman suffrage at constitutional vote
The Helena reunion recalls the 76 delegates to the Montana constitutional convention with eight favoring suffrage. Billy Muth of Helena led the pro suffrage effort as Mrs P W McDow resisted until defeat. Flowers blessed supporters while thistles marked the opposition.
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Montana
Helena
Billy Muth
Mr. Muth
P. W. McDow
Livingston
Educational Directory Issued for 1016 1017 Montana schools
The Montana Educational directory lists about 400 superintendents, supervisors and principals sent out by Henry H. Swain. Highest paid city superintendents include W. E. Maddock Butte S. O. Sargent Great Falls and John Deitrich Helena. Helena and Butte high school principals A J Roberts Bruce Milliken Victor A J Roberts are top earners. Fergus and Cascade counties lead with five accredited high schools each.
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Montana
Henry H. Swain
W. E. Maddock
Butte
S. O. Sargent
Great Falls
John Deitrich
Helena
A. J. Roberts
Bruce Milliken
Helena High School
Fergus
Cascade Counties
Lewis and Clark County
Augusta
Montana Attendance At Schools Medium
Washington D C Nov 9 The United States Bureau of Education reports Montana falls into the medium category for school attendance among children aged six to fourteen. A bulletin lists states by attendance levels with categories high medium low and very low and cites Montana among those rated medium based on the percentage of eligible children attending.
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Big Wool Shipment From Lemhi County Sets Local Record
Three carloads of wool shipped Tuesday by Lemhi County growers went to Cleveland Worsted Mills in Cleveland. About 100000 pounds net sold for roughly 30000 dollars at about 30 cents per pound. G E Quarles of Citizens National Bank arranged sale shipping and payment. Growers include Wm Witttenburg C H Webb Sons Monk Carnes E B Edwards Jr Thos Kane Emerson Hill Ray Benjamin H T Albertson Stephen A Madhaffey Jr S A Ball H G Anderson L T Ramsey and Hull Bros. plus other flockmasters. The dispatch nearly clears the county wool crop with only small remaining loads.
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Lemhi County
Cleveland Worsted Mills Company
Cleveland
G. E. Quarles
Citizens National Bank
Wm. Wittenburg
C. H. Webb & Sons
Monk & Carnes
Edwards, Jr
Thos. Kane
Emerson Hill
Ray Benjamin
H. T. Albertson
Stephen A. Madhaffey, Jr
S. A. Ball
H. G. Anderson
L. T. Ramsey
Wm. Trumbull
F. A. Preston
Hull Bros
Montana land uptake study supports five experiment farms
Montana state agronomist Alfred Atkinson reports that four years of homestead and settlement activity produced 109,000 filings across Montana, with tracts ranging from 160 to 320 acres. Five experimental farms study dry and irrigated methods, seeking two additional stations in Flathead and eastern Montana to guide permanent farming practices.
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Montana
Alfred Atkinada
State Agricultural College
Atkinson
Flathead
Bozeman
Huntley
Moccasin
Judith Basin
Ft. Assiniboine
Havre
Victor
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