Primary Bill VP To Voters Primary Bill VP To Voters
Montana legislature debates primary reform and temperance shifts. HB 124 abolishes direct primaries for a county and state convention system with September election. Senate OKs malt beverage raise to 0.5% and supports near beer. Tax changes, health and welfare bills face committee, with debate on public notices and governance.
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Sterena
House
Roberts
Cooney
Cascade County
Cascade County, Chairman of the Committee On Privileges and Relations
Arnold
Valley
Montana high school basketball tournament set for Bozeman
The ninth annual Montana high school basketball tournament will be held in Bozeman from March 32 to 15. Sixteen teams will compete in 26 games to crown the state champion and select eight district champions plus eight additional teams. A state speaking and essay contest will also take place at the State College in Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Montana
Fire Protection Budget Doubles Forest Force in Montana
District No. 1 of the national forest will receive 3285 000 to fight forest fires this year up from 115 000 last year. The extra funds will double the fire fighting crews to about 15 000 men and will provide summer work for many discharged soldiers and sailors. C Delevan oversees quotas for each forest in the district.
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Missoula
National Forest
C. ©. Delevan
Polson Drops City Commission in Special Election
In a special election Polson abandoned the commission form. Only 14 votes favored keeping it and total ballots were 129 with low turnout. First ward counts 69 for old form 8 for current. Second ward 54 to 7. Now councilmen and mayor must be elected in April.
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Polson
City Commission
Commission
Viewpoint on China tensions and kitchen mishap joke
The snippet reflects a commentary tone mentioning trouble in China and a humorous line about a crash in a kitchen. It appears as a casual dialogue rather than a full report with verifiable facts.
Fiction's Fascinations in a Parlor Exchange
In a playful exchange Miss Kyenne quips that truth may be stranger than fiction yet remains rarer and less entertaining. The line reflects a witty, social conversation about storytelling and reality.
Young Hero of Great War Jan Kovtnik
The battle scarred hero Jan Kovtnik, a Czech-Slovak lad of fifteen, served four years in combat alongside allied soldiers. He earned two nicks on his gun, a badge for capturing a cannon, and fought on five fronts from Kiev to Vladivostok with the Czech-Slav army. He is now to be educated under a professor at the University of Chicago military training school.
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Jan Kovtnik
University of Chicago
Jan
Siberia
Kiev
Vladivostok
Tractors Introduced In Palestine For Farm Use
Locomotives and tractor plows have been introduced in Palestine to aid farming. The new equipment signals modernization and potential boosts in agricultural productivity for regional growers.
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Palestine
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