Montana Notice of Constitutional Amendment Election Submission
Public notice from the Montana Secretary of State detailing an act to submit to voters at the next general election an amendment to Section Fifteen of Article Twelve creating County Boards of Equalization and a State Board of Equalization, outlining duties, terms, vacancies, and voting procedures. The document includes certification of accuracy dated August 1, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
State of Montana
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly
Board of
Senate
County Boards of Equalization
GC. T. Stewart
Helena
Notice of Montana election on county city government form
Notice describes proposed constitutional amendment enabling the legislature to create or merge municipal governments for counties and cities and towns. It outlines voting sections for or against the amendment to be submitted at the November 1922 general election, with ballots indicating preference and standard canvassing procedures. The act takes effect upon approval.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Montana amendArticle XVI Section 7 submission act
United States and Montana officials publish a constitutional amendment submission to electors. The act adds a new section permitting the Legislature to provide a form of government for counties or for counties and cities and counties under such form by general or special law. Secretary of State Seay notes the document on the last day of August.
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State OF Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Seay
Becky and Old Abe’s Boots and Bottle Tale
In a Chicago Daily News fragment, Raymond Hitchcock riffs on social change as Becky, once plain but charming, marries a rising millionaire. The narrator recalls youth, class shifts, and a town haunted by boots bottles and old iron as a few dollars alter fortunes.
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Rebecca Colt
Cole
Abe
Rebecca
Becky
Main Street
Old Abe
Bootsy
Bouley
Chicago Daily News
Acute Stomach Trouble Not Fatal Claim Debunked
A letter cites Dr. R C Cabot arguing that acute stomach trouble is never fatal and that many reported cases miss underlying organ disease such as the heart kidneys or brain. The piece critiques after dinner speech anecdotes about deaths from stomach trouble.
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R. C. Cabot
Keep Hands Off The Wood Rose Love
A reflection on the wood rose as a cherished city landmark. The piece praises urban access by motorcars and lauds modern civilization for enabling daily enjoyment while stressing self restraint to allow others to share beauty.
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American Forestry Magazine
Washing Brushes with Ammonia Soaking Method
Clean brushes by not using hot water as it softens bristles. Soak in a quart of luke-warm water with two tablespoons of ammonia for thirty minutes. Rinse in cold water and hang to dry with bristles down.
Public Spirit and Patriotism in Language
A remark on how Chinese lacks a word for public spirit and for patriotism, noting the absence of exact synonyms in the language. The statement explores linguistic gaps in expressing collective duty and national loyalty.
How long to learn golf according to Life quotes
A quip contrasts two golfers. He who is starting asks how long to learn, and he who quit notes the first five to six months yield rotten play, after which performance supposedly worsens. The exchange reflects humorous take on skill acquisition in golf.
Passage of Dialogue Sparks Fashion Whimsy
The exchange centers on a new bathing suit as Miss Cayenne considers its visibility. She hopes to avoid conspicuous dress while debating a trifle attenuated style. The dialogue captures social nuance about attire and restraint.
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Miss Cayenne
Montana notes and notices from across the state
A roundup of Montanan items includes Harlowton Rifle club at Camp Perry Ohio, Havre council approves funding for city warrants, Glacier National Park fire update, Laurel temple cornerstone, Lake County county seat fight, Red Lodge irri and timberline news, and state university employment and tax shifts as well as urban development in Glendive and Butte post office gains.
Co operative Marketing Plans and Managerial Needs
The article argues organized co operative marketing benefits buyers and producers through large bodies. It stresses efficient management, experienced buyers sellers and large scale to reach direct producer consumer markets. It notes two forms of co operatives stock and non stock and mentions livestock shipping associations growing in use.
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State Extension Service
Montana
Dit
Fogether
South St. Paul
Potato Grading Schools Set Across Montana This Season
Montana to offer commercial potato grading certification at principal shipping points with summer schools in 16 counties. Programs run through county agents with partners including state agriculture, extension service and the U S Bureau of Markets. Sessions to be held at farms, state fair Melena and Midland Empire fair Billings.
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W. T L. Shovell
Division of
State Department of Agriculture
State Colege Extension Service
United States Bureau of Markets
Epober Tiy
Melena
Billings
Montana
Cascade
Blaine
Phillips
Mulley
Lewis and Clark
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Sanders
Richland
Fallon
Roosevelt
Fergus
Stillwater
Madison
Ravalli
Rosebud
Quality aims in vegetable exhibits and care tips
The guide defines table quality for home and fair exhibits, stressing uniform size, shape, and color, true to variety. It advises against bruised or overgrown vegetables, notes washing root crops with tops trimmed, and explains drying and wrapping methods to keep produce fresh on display.
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State College ‘Extension Service
State College
Choosing Grain for Exhibition Show Sheaf Preparation
The article explains selecting uniform quality grain for show sheaves focusing on maturity dryness and purity. It details stripping leaves with a stripper building a straight compact head using a foundation of 20 to 80 heads, tying firmly with cords or ribbons, and ensuring the grain will not mold before display.
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State College Extension Service
Vualletin No. 50
Siloed Forage Boosts Livestock Yields
En silage preserves feed in succulent form and delivers higher nutritive value than field cured corn. It reduces waste from coarse fodder as all plant material is conserved. Repeated trials show increased meat and milk production from ensiled fodder compared with dry feed.
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United States OF Americay SS
Co. T. Stewart
United States OF America
Raymond Hitchcock
Montana News
Harlowton Rifle Club
Camp Ferry
Ohio
Havre
O Oo
Missoula
Glacier National Park
Mendenhall
Springdale
Lewis. Terwilliger
Livingston
Park County
Henry C. Smith
Miles City
Grand Lodge
A. I
A.M
Laurel Masonic Temple
Chouteau County
Cascade County
Milwaukee
The
Great Falls Poultry and Rabbit Association
John Eichener
Ennis
Madison County
Connecticut
Judith Basin
Geyser
Stanford
Windham
Hobson
William T. Narrison
Great Falls
Montana Municipal League
Butte
Bitter Root
Corvallis
Missoula County
Sanders County
Flathead County
Lake County
Rowan
Polson
Red Lode
Rock Creek
Beartooth Mountains
Hercules
Tamarack-Custer
Couerur d‘Alenes
American Smelting and Refining Company
East Helena
Glendive
University Employment Bureau
State University
Melstone State Bank
O. N. Lukes
Faris Bureau
Lewis
Clark County
Brestwater
Musselshell County
Gustave’ Strobel
Burlington
Stacey
Hardin
Burlington Railroad
Lincoln, Neb
Libby
State Public Service Commission
Tony Skabteh
United States District Court
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana Public Service Commission
Red Lodge-Rosebud
Montana Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Montana State College Extension Service
Silver Dyke Mining Company
Carpenter Creek
Nelhart
Dawson County
Lindsay
Tetligaway
JT. J. Libby
Lock Bluff
Milwaukee Railroad
Custer
Pawson
State Department of Agriculture and
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