Temptations and Dance Dilemma in 1924 Montana Note
A reader recalls a social scene with Sallie pressed to attend a party, then faces a shift as Paul cancels the dance and Mr Wright is pressed to accompany her. A moonlit porch scene frames the change, ending with Sallie’s hope of meeting Curtis Wright. Also appears local election notices from Dillon Montana urging support for Tom Gilbert and D F Mooney on the August 26, 1924 Republican primary.
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Father
Mr. Wright
Johnson
Ted
Sallie
Yates
Alma
Marjorie
Paul
Salli
Pacher
Pasis
Davises
Alma’s
Dad
Wells
New York
Curtis Wright
Walher
Wright
Poe
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Tom Gilbert
T. E. Gilbert
Beaverhead County
D. FP. Mooney
Local Official Candidates and July 26 1924 Election Hours
The notice lists elected county officers including One Member of the House of Representatives One County Commissioner One County Clerk and Recorder One Sheriff One County Treasurer One Clerk of Court One County Attorney One County Assessor One County Superintendent Schools One County Surveyor One Public Administrator One Coroner Two Justices of the Peace per Township Two Constables per Township One Committeeman per political party per precinct. Election will be held starting at 12 noon and run until 7 pm on the stated day dated July 26 1924. signed by John S. Baker County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
John S. Baker
Montana Proclamation on Initiative for Veteran Compensation Bond Issue
Governor Jos M Dixon proclaims petitions filed to submit to Montana voters at the November 1924 election a constitutional amendment to provide for adjusted compensation and a bond-backed fund for veterans. The measure covers licensing for revenue, debt authorization up to 4.5 million, tax provisions, and administration rules with safeguards against fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Jos. M. Dixon
Hfoncon
Peerteane
Helena
Primary nominating election set for Beaverhead County
Notice announces the August 26, 1924 primary nominating election across Beaverhead County Montana. Voters will choose candidates for United States Senator Representative in Congress First District Associate Justice Supreme Court Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Secretary of State State Treasurer State Auditor Superintendent of Public Instruction Clerk of the Supreme Court Railroad and Public Service Commissioner and two judges of the Fifth Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
United States
the Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Railroad and Public Service
Fifth Judicial District
Montana constitution amendment for World War I veterans relief
Notice details a proposed Montana constitutional amendment article XXII offering a ten dollar monthly pension up to two hundred dollars total to qualified World War I veterans and eligible widows or children, with eligibility requirements, offsets for other compensation, surviving relatives provisions, and voter submission at the 1924 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Montana
State of
Veterans’ Compensation Bond Retirement Fund
Legislaure
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Mach Cleetar
United States OF America
State OF Montana
Spewart
State
Durine
Telena
A. D
Co. T. Stewart
Adv
Secretary of State
Nave
Legislative Assembly
German Empire
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Gladys Baker
Winter Garden
Vervici
Vity Directory Tenance
R. D. Curry
Leader Cash Grocery
Congress
Indiana
Legislature
State Efficiency Commission
State Board of Education
Frank Eliel
Dillon, Mont
Veterans’ Compensation Fund
Oni
Bath
Rae Amides Cad ¢Hed Turds Such Oo Paensen
Theo Morte Audits
Devehy
Carey
Arid
Warrenis
Adjutant General
Kupfer Drug Company
Santox Agency
W. J. Romersa
Dillon Tire & Rubber Company
Lovell
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Louisa Almy, Secy
T. D. Olmstead
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