More County Roads If Bill 15 Passed
The Montana Automobile Association explains how Initiative Good Roads Bill Number 31 would affect county roads if approved on November 2. A county with 50 miles of Federal highway to build could receive about 400 600 dollars in value from a new one cent gas tax and Federal aid, while losing up to 136 000 dollars in gas tax revenue over ten years. The state would build and maintain the Federal road, freeing county funds to expand feeder and lateral roads, boosting mileage and overall maintenance funds for other roads.
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Montana Automobile Association
Local residents and visitors make rounds in Dillon week
Sheridan's W. J. Derrick and Divide's Thomas Merrow visited Dillon and nearby towns. Butte and Salmon trips were for business and county fair attendance. Several residents, including Laphams and Eliels, planned travel east for medical and business reasons.
Good Roads Bill Aims to Help Farmers in November Vote
Initiative Measure 31 touted by the Montana Automobile Association argues good roads save wear on vehicles and fuel, boost farm product markets, shorten transport time, raise property values, and expand school and social access for rural communities ahead of the November 2 ballot. The piece links federal aid and state maintenance to wider farm prosperity and community well being.
Pay Master Gold Mining crews upgrade lights
Seven men at Pay Master Gold Mining work on electrical lights as the mill nears operation. A snow storm last Thursday left an inch of snow, the season's first. May Sprinkle drove to Dillon on business. Mason Simpkins family moved to Dunn house on Main. Postmaster Jim Underwood has been ill at his home for a week.
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Albert Streb
Ralph Streb
Gebhart Fassler
Butte
Anthony Gelhaus
Garrison Wiant
Maxine
Marion
Henry Meinie
Evelyn
Henry, Jr
Otto Boetticher
Isabel Connors
Montana Vance
Dillon High School
Melrose
Paul Hoffman
Hazel
Marguerite la Marche
Dewey
Virginia Lee Wilhelm
A. Hamilton
United Smelting Co
Salt Lake City
Hecla
United Mining and Refining Co
John Mers
Beaverhead Forest
Henry Beaudet
Andrew Thompson
Thompson
Rose Perrotti
Dillon Friends
J.H. MacDonald
Dillon
Gladys Boetticher
State Normal
Mesdames R. R
Hoffman
Agnes Reid
L. Hoffman
Clifford Reid
Arthur Jones
Sherman Vance
Lima
Pay Master Gold Mining Company
May Sprinkle
Mason Simpkins
Dunn
Main Street
Jim Underwood
Beaverhead County Wins Second in State Fair Exhibit
Beaverhead county earned second prize for the best general exhibit of school work at the state fair. Armstead and Bedrock schools also won prizes as reported by county superintendent Miss Alice Roe. Glassgow work on the Frazier Wolf Point highway rushed. parts to be surfaced this fall.
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Beaverhead County
Armstead
Bedrock
Alice Roe
Glassow
Frazier-Wolf Point
Teacher Examinations Scheduled Here This Month
Miss Alice Roe announces regular teacher examinations at Norma college on October 7 8 and 9 for permit holders and prospective teachers. A state textbook commission meeting approved reading agriculture and civics for December adoption with no new adoptions before September 1927.
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Alice Roe
Norma College
Roe
State Textbook Commission
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Frank ‘Gorman
Robert Khani
O. M. Galloway
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Jackson
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Mayo Clinic
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Chicago
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Frank Tts
Buiding
Montana and
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P. K
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Calif
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W. F. Cashmore
Seattle
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Kate Franklin
Bill JO
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
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Georgia
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Vocal Studio
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