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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1946
Page
12
Excerpts show Senator Murray proposing limits on dam, bridge and other works on the Missouri River and its tributaries. The plan also bars water delivery to large irrigable lands above specified acreages, pending approval by the Corporation. Vote Republican.
The slate includes Zales N. Ecton for U.S. Senator and for U.S. Representative Walter R. Rankin, with ranks for R. R. Commissioner George A. Davis, Clerk of the Supreme Court Lawrence B. Heller, and Don E. Anson for Commissioner. Also listed are candidates for Clerk and Recorder, Sheriff, Attorney, Treasurer, Assessor, Superintendent, Surveyor, and Public Administrator.
All three Beaverhead County Republican candidates for county office with contests emphasize their proven records. Each candidate cites outstanding service and highly satisfactory performance as the strongest recommendation for voters.
A compilation of political notices outlines Zales Ecton for U S Senate, Leif Erickson, Jerry O Connell, and Sidney Hillman tied to CIO PAC, plus profiles of George A. Davis, Lawrence B. Heller, Don Anson, Martin C Jackson, Claude Lay and statements on state livestock law and public service roles.
Walter R Barneys Rankin came to Montana in 1926 and worked in Glacier National Park for two summers. After graduating from the Case School for Applied Science in 1929 he lived in Montana, returning to Ohio only for military service. He rose from private to colonel through wartime service with the 163rd Infantry and 162nd Infantry.
Political advertisement by the Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee.
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