Minstrel and Vaudeville Offer Sparkling Hartwig Show
The American Legion fourth annual Minstrel and Vaudeville opens Wednesday and Thursday at 8 15 pm in Hartwig theater. A 50 person cast features Terry Browning Alvin Jones Sylvester Hirschman and David Hier with solos by Hier Morand Waterman Sprinkle and Cunningham. Frolics and Follies led by Connie Martin, a six teen voice mixed chorus, and Terry Browning’s Ells Island Mystery headline a two hour program with an eight piece orchestra accompanying the acts. Reserved seats available at Hughes & McCaleb’s.
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American Legion
Hartwig Theater
Legion
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Terry Browning
Alvin Jones
Sylvester Hirschman
David Hier
Bill Ross
Pages Gimble
Smith
Dr. L. S. Morand
I. Yale Waterman
Blair Sprinkle
James Cunningham
Connie Martin
Normal College
Miss.b. Patterson
Esther Reed
Terry
Cameron Gowan
Ells Island
Linson
Tonney-Baxter
Bryan Outlines 1924 Campaign Issues and Tone
William Jennings Bryan argues campaigns should focus on clearly outlined issues not candidate merits. He praises a higher campaign plane with less personal abuse, notes expected tariff conflict, and mentions the revenue plan and the bonus as key issues shaping the 1924 contest.
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William Jennings Bryan
Doming
Road Bond Election Petition Returns Surface in County
Leo Truax of Lima submitted four petitions totaling 150 signatures at the county commissioners meeting to place a $450,000 road bond measure on a special election ballot. Legal requirements need 20 percent of eligible taxpayers, based on last general election votes, and the current signatures are about a quarter of that. The proposed Beaverhead route from Gibbons Pass to Monida may qualify for federal aid under a 7 percent interstate plan, with Dillon Browne's Bridge to Monida receiving federal funds.
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Leo Truax
Lima
Truax
Gibbons’ Pass
Dillon
Monida
Beaverhead
Browne’s Bridge
Bidstrups Seek Care After Boy's Broken Elbow In Butte
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bidstrup took their young son Bobbie to Butte on Tuesday to consult a surgeon regarding the lad's broken elbow. Mr. Bidstrup returned home the same evening, but Mrs. Bidstrup stayed in Butte with Bobbie.
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Mrs. R. J. Bidstrup
Bobbie
Butte
Hereford Sale Adds Feature To Montana Livestock Show
The Montana Hereford Breeders Association postponed the Hereford cattle sale to April 25 as part of the Montana Livestock Show to be held April 24 25 and 26. The sale is expected to draw top Northwest stock with consignments already arriving.
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Montana Hereford Breeders’ Association
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Montana
Northwest
Dillon
J. F. Wiksdal
Beaverhead
Morton Elliott
Lead Horse Falls and Averts Serious Smashup
A four horse team driven by J L McFadyen became frightened by a passing automobile on Thompson avenue Thursday afternoon. One leader fell and broke its leg, but McFadyen said the accident prevented a more serious collision.
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J. L. McFadyen
Thompson Avenue
Time Soon Up On Income Tax Returns for 1923
March 15 nears as taxpayers rush to file 1923 returns and pay taxes in quarterly installments. Widespread hopes for a 1923 income reduction linger while Congress wrestles with potential amendments and a fall session outcome.
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Tashifeton
Congress
Mellon
Internal Revenue Department
Parties and issues shape 1930s election outlook
The author predicts Democrats will favor six or seven judicial votes to strike down laws and tax government bonds, while Republicans side with big business. Progressive Republicans align with Democrats on key issues. The piece notes potential federal rail and coal mine action, friction with prohibition, and calls for a national Bulletin to inform voters.
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Mellon
Beav erhead Pioneer Matron Elizabeth Ashbaugh Dies at 91
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashbaugh, one of Beaverhead county’s oldest pioneer women, died at 91 after a long illness. Born February 21, 1838 in Yonkers New York she married Samuel Ashbaugh and moved west in the 1860s. The couple settled south of town on a ranch later owned by the family. Surviving are her daughter Mrs Carrigan and grandson Victor Carrigan. Funeral services were held at St James Episcopal church with burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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Beaverhead County
Elizabeth Ashbaugh
Mountain View
T. W. Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
N. Y
Samuel Ashbaugh
Montana
Carrigan
Victor Carrigan
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Alberquerque
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Hazelbaker
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Republican Party
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