Beaverhead County Offers Reward for Highway Dumpers
Beaverhead County will pay 25 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone dumping rubbish along county highways. Board of County Commissioners D. D. McKnight, Chairman. Dillon Montana June 8 1924.
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Beaverhead County
Board of County Commissioners
D. D. McKnight
Dillon, Mont
Madison National Forest Shoe Reward Urges Conviction
Grover's association offers a reward of 500 dollars for convicting a sheep thief and 250 dollars for convicting a camp robber in the Madison National Forest area.
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Madison National Forest
Grover’s Association
Repaired and guaranteed work by Round Oak Heating & Plumbing
Advertising blurb notes radiator repairs and rebuilding with an absolute guarantee. Mentions weekly sheet music from a publisher and Tribam Book Store stock issues. References three unreleased pieces and a quotation.
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Round Oak Heating & Plumbing Company
Tribam Book
Montana farmers to form livestock loan associations
The Montana Development Association plans to organize livestock loan associations in every agricultural community to finance breeding and dairy stock. Eight percent loans, paid-up stock, and semi-annual dividends will fund county lending bodies guided by farmer and business boards. Representatives will visit communities to explain the plan and support cooperative stock buying and market pooling.
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Billings
Montana
Montana Development Association
Association
I. D. O'Donnell
Yellowstone County
Development Association
Mr. O'Donnell
Yellowstons County
Tennessee State History: From early tribes to the Klan legacy
Tennessee's path spans 1650s exploration to statehood in 1796, Civil War secession, and Reconstruction. The narrative notes De Soto, La Salle, and early settlements, plus shifts of control among Spain, France, and the United States. It mentions the State of Franklin and the Ku Klux Klan’s rise after the Civil War.
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Tennessee
de Soto
Memphis
Mississippi
la Salle
North Carolina
James Robertson
Washington
Franklin
Frankland
Louisiana
Mississippi River
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Administration of Justice
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Story of Our States Pennsylvania overview
The story explains Pennsylvania as the second state to adopt the Constitution with 38 presidential electors and a Keystone nickname. It notes its size 45 126 square miles, name meaning Penns Woodland, William Penn's grant by King Charles II, and Philadelphia founded in 1683 with Brotherly Love.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Maine
New Jersey
Penn
Charles II
William Penn
Admiral Penn
Rock Creek
Washington
Georgetown
Congress
New York
America
Philadelphia
Asia Minor
Duke of York
Delaware
Maryland
Mason and Dixon
McClure
Southern Montana Abstract and Tile Co Work Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Southern Montana Abstract and Tile Co Dillge Mena Frank Hazelbaker and a list of roles or titles—likely incomplete. No clear event date or outcome is readable.
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Southern ‘Montana Abstract and Tile Co
Dillge, Mena Frank, Hazelbaker
Pres. - Ady-Stf
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Jonathan Brace
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Jackson D Brandenburg
Margaret J. Brandenburg
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Roy
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Dillon Tribune
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