Montana Legislature Adjourns After Drought Relief Measures
Extraordinary Montana session ends with approval of suffrage endorsement and a key bond bill to aid drought sufferers. House rejects tax suspension for drought relief. debates strike balance between relief needs and constitutional limits. Reappointed judges and new bills on road labor and a Montana trade commission are included amid debate on Ireland recognition and welfare efforts.
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Helena
Montana
John Hurley
Glasgow
Cheorge Y. Patten
Bozeman
Supreme Bench
Rederick H. W. Collins
Billings
Washington
Dreath
Dronwth
Hall
Maggie Hath
Ravalli
Trish Republic
Ireland
House of Representatives
Committee On
Federal Relations
Congress
Republc
Stewart
Montana Welfare Commission
Council of Defense
Senate
Edwards
Rosebud County
Aso
House
Judiciary Committee
Denied new trial for ex police officer Philip Prila in Montana case
Judge J J Lynch at Butte denied a motion for a new trial in the Philip Prila case. Prila, formerly with the Butte police, was convicted in district court two months ago of second degree assault and sentenced to 1.5 to 3 years. He shot and wounded a man during a arrest.
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Philip Prila
J. J. Lynch
Butte
Prila
Trjla
Rations to Produce Milk Cow Should Be Fed
United States Department of Agriculture guidance explains feeding to maximize milk output. Highly specialized cows may be fed freely, while general-purpose cows require careful balance of grain to milk produced. Dry cows must be kept in good condition before calving, and beefy cows should not gain excess fat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Anaconda Copper Seeks 550000 War Loss Relief
The federal mines relief commission reviewed Anaconda Copper Mining company claim for 530000 due to wartime manganese plant construction at Great Falls. The plant began partial operation only about two months before the armistice.
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Minerals Relief Commission
Butte
Henry Auerbach
Auerbach Mining and Milling Company
Philipsburg
Butte Central Copper Company
TEACHER DENIES MURDER IN BUTTE CASE
Former Butte high school teacher Butte Lewis Kellar pleaded not guilty to murder in district court. He was released on $15 000 bail. He is charged in the death of Ruby Pascoe who died June 21 after being said to jump from a car near a road house south of Butte.
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Butte
Lewis Kellar
Kellar
Ruby Pascoe
Rules for Raising Young Bulls and Breeding Limits
The guide advises keeping bulls separate after six months and delaying use until twelve months to avoid stunting growth. It sets a rule that a bull may service as many cows as his age in months each season, with larger herds sometimes needing only one bull for 40 to 50 cows.
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Union Electric Co
Dillion, Montana
J. Carhart
the Tribune Book Store
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North Montana
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North
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Montana Trade Commission
Railroad Commission
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Sinclair
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Missoula
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Mottana
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White
News of Montana
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Holltandville
Chinook
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Northern Pacific Railroad
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Mullan Tunnel
Heber O’green
Ernest Spieth
O'Green
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Fort Benton
Hiram Shaver
Delmo Lake
Ino
Leon H. Sweetland
Trelena
Montana Wesleyan College
A.C. Lemon
George Mecklenburg
James Rannel
Harlem
Carl Huxhotd
Fargo
John O'Neill
Peter Guillot
Theodore Christianson
Martin
Great Falls
Robert KE. Flynn
Gallatin Reserve
F. S. Cooley
Agricultural Extension Department
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Sam V. Stewart
Virginia Dutton
Capitol
Dutton
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Walter High School
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Missouri Wesleyan
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