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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
2
Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker declares his candidacy on the Republican ticket, citing over five decades of Montana service, party leadership roles, and a focus on boosting industrial development, home markets, and local factories to sustain population and prosperity. He argues for policies to foster new industry and expand existing ones.
Beaverhead County state senator pledges to reform water rights laws and unify party operations. He seeks the lieutenant governorship to preside over the state senate with integrity, serving Montana impartially and without fear or favor.
Dillon Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker, Montana Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, draws broad cross party praise for his 30 year state commitment. Known as a steady, fair presiding officer of the senate, he is praised as a cheerful, capable leader with broad statewide esteem.
The Fifth judicial district comprising Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties backs Henry G Rodgers and Lyman H Bennett for district judge two term incumbents. Attorneys praise their fairness knowledge and procedural mastery earning broad respect.
Pearl I. Smith leverages Beaverhead county ties to advocate for county needs. He pledges faithful work in the state senate and claims strong knowledge of legislative business to secure results for both stockmen and businessmen.
Republican voters urged to elect business executive H. T. Kraabel, cashier of the First National Bank of Lima, to represent Beaverhead in the state legislature. He is praised as a capable and promising leader who will ensure the county’s voice in the lower house.
One of Beaverhead county's progressive ranchers and stockmen Martin C Jackson is presented as a dependable candidate for county commissioner. An longtime resident, he is portrayed as aligned with the board's constructive policies and familiar with local needs.
Advocates in the Big Hole basin rally around a development project they label essential for regional growth. Proponents argue the plan will create jobs, improve infrastructure, and boost long term prosperity for local residents.
FOR SHERIFF. F A. KELLUM. The sheriff of county is essential to enforce the law and maintain order. Frank Kellum is presented as an ideal man for the task, noted for establishing a reputation as a peace officer and for bringing lawbreakers to justice.
Emery Smith presents a record of proven merit as an accountant and business manager. He emphasizes meticulous service, trust from employers and patrons, and a pledge to administer duties with careful personal attention and value for taxpayers.
For twenty four years John S. Baker has served Beaverhead County as clerk and recorder. Voters repeatedly returned him by large majorities, making future campaigns seem unnecessary. He is a trusted personal friend to many in the county and is expected to receive a strong complimentary vote.
The passage praises J. D. Brundage for assessor, calling him honest fair-minded and efficient. It notes he is a native son familiar with all county areas and urges voters to elect him, promising no regrets if chosen.
Highly efficient and successful in prosecuting criminal cases Tom Gilbert is praised for protecting Beaverhead county's legal rights. A lifelong resident, he is described as loyal, fearless, impartial, and trustworthy, with the county able to repose complete confidence in his honest and conscientious conduct.
Beaverhead County endorses Gladys Garr of Dell for state superintendent of schools citing her firsthand experience as a local teacher and belief she will raise county schools to a high standard of efficiency through needed improvements.
Men who have worked with Forrest Bayerd note his painstaking methods and attention to detail. The county seeks such a thorough engineer in the office, praising Bayerd as unable to make costly mistakes and able to carry out projects at low cost. No one loafs when Bayerd supervises.
The article lauds George Banks for the office of public administrator. It highlights his honesty and business acumen. Banks’ experience is presented as a key asset for managing estates of all sizes.
Jim Phillips has served Beaverhead County as coroner in a satisfactory manner. He focuses on economy without sacrificing duties or requirements of the office. No opposition this year is a compliment to his ability.
Norah Connelley serves as county treasurer for two years and is unopposed in the upcoming election. She earns broad approval across party lines and deserves strong support from voters.
Notice of election for an initiative bill to enact all provisions of the Volstead Act as Montana state law. The measure assigns enforcement duties to state and local officers and aligns state penalties with federal prohibitions, with provisions about fines and local ordinance powers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe provisions of an act regulating manufacture production and use of alcohol and high proof spirits for non beverage purposes. It mentions promotion of lawful industries and exceptions, with invalidity clause for any provision.
Official Montana certification dated October 6 1928 by Secretary Johns W Mountjoy confirms Proposed Initiative No 32 to enact provisions of the Volstead Act in Montana Pleading Evidence Definitions Prohibition and penalties as state law recognition at Helena Capital with seal and deputy signature.
On sale 360 acres irrigated ranch four miles from two falroa towns. Inquire of Clark Anderson, Dillon Montana, or Craig Anderson, 919 Clark St., Garfield Ohio. Qt.
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