Democratic ticket for Montana offices announced
The Democratic slate lists U S Senator Thomas J Walsh of Helena and John M Evans of Missoula as congressional candidates. Harry B Mitchell of Great Falls seeks the Supreme Court associates, with John A Matthews of Townsend as State Auditor and John H Hall of Helena as Railroad Commissioner. County offices include Jesse W Finsley of Jackson for Representative, George C Stimpson of Dillon for Commissioner, Miss Anna Stocker of Grant County Territory for County Clerk, Georgia Mathews of Dillon for County Treasurer, Robert W Boone for County Auditor, John W Garney of Dillon for County Assessor, Boss W Emerick of Dillon for County Surveyor, and William E B Chapman of Dillon for County Surveyor.
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U. S
Thomas J. Walsh
Helena
Congress
John M. Evans
Missoula
Powasses
Centeerperord
Harry B. Mitchell
Great Falls
Supreme Court
John A. Matthews
Townsend
Rufus G. Poland
Lewistown
John H. Hall
Jesse W. Finsley
Jackson
George C. Stimpson
Dillon
Anna
Stocker
Grant
Georgia, Mathews
Robert W. Boone
John W. Garney
Boss W. Emerick
Sor
Wiliam EB. Chapman
Wool Situation Reported By Beaverhead Leaders
Governor BP discusses wool issues in Beaverhead County with reference to a National Wool Growers Association editorial. The article notes delays in final appraisals and settlements, with about 173 009 600 dollars of wool on hand and 43 060 000 dollars settled so far, while northern wools fetch less than some southern lots. It urges growers to trust CJ Nichols, government wool administrator, as investigations continue.
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Beaverhead
Fli Divsenharth
National Wool Grower’ S Dseciation
Mekacine
Omsniciion
White
J. R. Edeheill
Ufbihe Duliowel Sones & Donald Company
Boston
Isis Cie
Washington
Iis
Bostom
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Hagenbarth
C.J. Nichols
Wools Appraisal System Praised by Montana Officials
The article notes confidence in the wool appraisal process led by Mr. Nichols and Mr. Hagenbarth. It details three independent appraisers classifying wools and setting shrinkage based values, with growers able to request reappraisals or spot tests. It rebuts claims of manufacturers pressuring Washington to lower values and emphasizes fairness and avoidant conflicts of interest.
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Nichols
Hagenbarth
Washington
Wagenbarth
Teferls
President Wilson Endorses Walsh in Helena Letter
Helena October 17 President Wilson endorses Senator Walsh praising his support of the administration in a letter to Gavidar W Stewart dated October 8. The letter notes Walsh’s standing in Washington as a man of influence and loyalty to the policies of the administration.
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Helena
Woodrow Wilson
Walsh
Gavidar
W. Stewart
Seneor Walsh
Washington
President Wilson Praises Senator Walsh in Montana Letter
The White House writes to Governor Stewart of Montana dated October 4 1918 praising Senator Walsh for distinguished Senate service and support of administration measures. Wilson commends Walsh’s legal ability and political judgment and notes personal warm regard for his consistent backing.
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Wilson
Walsh
Montana
Stewart
Senate
United States
Influenza Epidemic Prompted City Health Action
The city health department and city council are praised for closing measures to curb the influenza outbreak. Dillon has few cases and no deaths, but all residents should cooperate with health officers to prevent spread.
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Montana
Dillon
Prop proposition No 12 criticized for licensing chiropractors
The editorial condemns Initiative No 12 to license chiropractors as dangerous and ill advised. It warns that in wartime Montanans may overlook flaws and allow untrained practitioners to sign birth and death certificates and treat serious diseases without adequate study. Four old Montana residents publish an argument opposing the bill.
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Montana
Avery -Voter
Influenza Precaution Urges Public to Avoid Contact
The city health officer notes many cases go unreported and placards would be ineffective. The safest plan is to keep away from everybody to reduce spread.
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Dillon Bakery
Democratic
The
White House
S. V. Stewart
Helena Mont
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