Montana Census Shows Youth Population Shifts 1920 to 1923
L L Benepe reports Montana's under 21 population rose modestly from 166 462 in 1920 to 157 745 in 1923 0 8 percent gains are concentrated in Glacier and Big Horn counties with Glacier up 49 1 percent and Big Horn from 1 950 to 2 541. Some northwest counties surged while north central areas declined notably Judith Basin led losses with 86 percent drop.
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Montana
L. L. Benepe
Bureau of Vital Statistica
State Board of Health
Glacier
Big Horn
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Butte
Judith Basin
Chouteau
Liberty
Treasure
Blaine
Hill
Phillips
Missoula
Flathead
Lake County
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Ricceeders
Aemenaee W
Chouteau Wean Tankers Seneers de
Custer
Golden Valley
Neemenaeen Erly
Jefferson
McCone
Madison Wee
Ravalli
Ted
Sanders Tae
Montana Leads in Forestry Rebates and Road Funds
Montana has repeatedly led the nation in forest receipts allocations under the 1906 law, with 25 percent of receipts routed to states and counties for roads and schools. By 1917 Montana reported record forest road expenditures and highest yearly disbursements, reflecting strong state use of timber revenue for infrastructure and education.
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Congress
Forest Service
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Montana 20000 Strong in Defense Day Tests
About 20000 Montanans enrolled in the National Defense Day test Bert 12 as reported by Adjutant General C L Sheridan after tabulating reports from 69 county committees. More than 1800 were civilians with the rest likely National Guard or related members.
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Fifth Judicial District
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