Incomplete OCR prompts Montana code sections
Fragmentary text cites Montana Revised Codes from 1907 covering sections 3300 to 2402 inclusive. The note suggests an extension or progression under laws Section 3300 to 2402 in Title Part ELI. Further readable context is missing to form a full public notice or article.
Senate and House Pass Broad Bill Package and Clash Over Primary
Both chambers met after a two day adjournment. Senate bills include county printing inspection salaries and railroad livestock killings while house measures cover insurance, fire drills, and public spending. A Clayberg primary bill faced rejection, triggering a party line roll call amid protests by Senator Long.
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Senate
House
Office of Insurance ‘Commissioner
Mitchell
Cummings
Chouteau
Montana
Kelsey
Cust Wei
MacGinniss
Clayberg
Long
Donlan
Allen
Meyer
Rand
Meyer Bill on New Trials Sparks House Debate
In Helena this morning the House discussed the Meyer bill on granting new trials in criminal cases. After lengthy discussion the minority report recommending concurrence without amendment was adopted by 34 to 2. Duncan opposed, calling it drastic legislation.
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Helena
Meyer
Montana Legislature Debates Poolrooms and Railhead Bills
Helena Feb 10 The senate and house pause poolroom legislation to tackle other measures including H B No 160 by Ward on corporate power and a Sanders railroad headlight bill. Duncan delivers a long speech drawing applause. joint committees are proposed for a primary election law.
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Helena
Senate
House
Ward
Cascade
Duncan
Madison
Sanders
Harbert
Flathead
Tannér
Farmers Relate Sale of Poor Property
Farmers relate sale of property at public auction and notice of settlement details. The item notes the sale action and involved parties in a local notice context, with emphasis on ownership changes and timeline.
House decency bill on sale hours heads to vote in Helena
Helena February 11 two reports from the judiciary committee on House Resolution 173 Harbert propose closing all places selling intoxicants except approved inns and hotels from 1 00 p m to 6 00 am with hours moved to midnight and section four on clubs restaurants and hotels removed The minority urges passage without amendments Crutchfield announces a new joint committee to draft a primary law under Harbert's resolution and party leadership notes Republicans have yet to pick their member
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Helena
Judiciary Committee
Harbert
Clayberg
Hammond
Woody
Shoemaker
Meyer
House
Crutchfield
Pierson
Doan's Kidney Pills End Uric Acid Problem Says Testimony
A Northern tale touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatic attacks by removing uric acid and healing kidneys. Testimony from John Dalton of Anaconda Montana claims six to eight years of pain ended after using the pills, with sales through Foster Milburn Co. and price listed at fifty cents.
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Dean
Tical Dillon
John ‘Daltin
Cedar St
Anaconda
Mant
Doan
Foster-Milburn ° Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Pagan Origin of Valentine Day Named for Martyr Saint
The article notes Valentine’s Day as the anniversary of the martyrdom of an early Roman bishop named Valentine on February 14, 270 A D. It contrasts this with young men swearing to die for love and questions the incongruity of a romantic observance tied to a date tied to martyrdom and Christian faith.
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Cupid
Valentine
St. Valentine
District Court closes February term with short session
Judge Lew L. Callaway finished the regular February term after a two day session. A special term will hear water right suits next month and the May term is expected to be lengthy with a jury of seventy five names. Several cases saw appointments of land appraisers and commissioners, verdicts and dismissals, and a probate proceeding approved. The water right suit involving Staudaker and Selway saw an objection overruled while Findling’s demurrer was overruled and he was given 30 days to answer.
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Lew L. Callaway
District Court
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Thomas R. Pierce
H. G. Rodgers
O. M. Best
A. L. Stone
J. H. Gilbert
Wayon Horse Prairie
Thomas Flynn
William Elis
Julius Hartwig
J. W. Hails
C.R. Noyes
W. R. McIntosh
George Staudaker
Thomas
M. Selway
Oscar Findling
Chris Snyder
Armstead to See Building Boom as Hall Takes Layoff
P H Hall, long time collector and solicitor for the area, takes a layoff for an indefinite period to build a residence in Armstead the railroad metropolis of Beaverhead county. We are told many dwelling houses will be built there next spring.
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P. H. Hall
Thearipunz
Beaverhead County
Armstead
Mi o na tablets claim cure for indigestion in ad
An old advertisement touts Mi o na tablets as a quick relief and permanent cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It lists symptoms like belching heartburn dizziness and foul breath and promotes a large box for fifty cents at Potts Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
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Potts
Dragy Afe
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