Republican Candidates for Public Office Listed
A detailed slate of Republican nominees includes President Calvin Coolidge and Vice President Charles G. Dawes. U S Senator Frank B. Linderman, Representatives John O. Davies and Scott Leavitt, Associate Justice Miles J. Cavanaugh, Governor Joseph M. Dixon, Lieutenant Governor W S McCormack, Atty General L A Foote, Secretary of State Charles T Stewart, State Treasurer W F Harmon, State Auditor George P Porter, Superintendent May Trumper, Public Service Commissioner Leonard C Young, Clerk Sup Court M O Crosby, 4th District Judges Lyman H Bennett and H G Rodgers, State Senator F A Hazelbaker, State Rep Pearl I Smith, County Commissioner A L Anderson, County Clerk John S Baker, Sheriff F L Mooney, Clerk Dist Court W F Stephenson, County Attorney T F Gilbert, Superintendent of Schools Alice Roe, Public Administrator George Banks, Coroner James Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
U. S
Frank B. Linderman
Congress
John O. Davies
Scott Leavitt
Supreme Court
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Joseph M. Dixon
W. S. McCormack
Atty
L. A. Foote
Lecy
Charles T. Stewart
W. FE. Harmon
George P. Porter
May Trumper
R. R
Leonard C. Young
Ward Crosby
Lyman H. Bennett
H. G. Rodgers
F. A. Hazelbaker
Pearl I. Smith
A. L. Anderson
John S. Baker
FL Mooney
W. FE. Stephenson
T. FE. Gilbert
Alice Roe
George Banks
James Phillips
Dewey’s Financial Dream Sparks Investor Curiosity
Staid bankers listened with respectful attention and a hint of a smile as M. Dewey outlined a bold financial plan. The room held cautious optimism about ambitious projections and potential returns.
Williams Tells of State Wool Industry and Debt Plan
The article discusses Charles F. Dewey's forecast to retire the national debt in 25 years and the need for cooperation among bankers and investors. It also rebukes Senator Walsh over Montana representation, praising his integrity while arguing for local priority. A Milan citizen buys the Borso d Este Bible. the Barlow road project near Cascade-Grading nears completion with much voluntary labor.
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Ners
Charles F. Dewey
the Treasury
United States
Dewey
America
Incu
Montana
Great Northwest
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Walsh
Commonwealth
Canada
Minneapolis
Chicago
South America
Australia
New Zealand
United States Senate
Milan
Borso d’Este
Bologna
Great Lakes freighters lose capacity due to shallow waters
Freight boats on the Great Lakes have shed about one seventh of their carrying capacity as they cannot load as deeply as in prior years. Authorities cite lower lake levels reducing draft and limiting cargo.
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Great Lakes
Sorrel horse branded M4 at Poindexter & Orr Ranch
A sorrel horse branded M4 on the right shoulder with a bald face and stocking legs weighs 1500 pounds. Listed by D. S. Vail of the Poindexter and Orr ranch in 84-tf Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Vail
Care Poindexter & Orr Ranch
Dilion
Mont
Reflexes in Hash Formation Across States
A commentary notes moral reflexes in contrasting cases: a police captain hunter turns witness against his son, a minister’s son campaigns for Senate on wine and beer, and a Connecticut chef’s wife laments hash beef, while political and social attitudes are examined. Sidney special trains move beets to the Great Western Sugar plant in Billings.
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New York State
Minnesota
T. M C
Birmingham
United States Senate
Connecticut
United States
Sidney
Billings
Great Western Sugar Company
Sheep Range and Pasture to Let in Frying Pan Basin
2080 acres closed and 1280 outside pastures leased with springs inside and outside. Sheltered foothill grazing that never freezes and miles of lambing friendly area with light snow. Includes 100 tons of alfalfa on ranch for sale. Details from James Kirkpatrick Box 397 Dillon Montana Adv 37 1f. A large furnished room with light air heat and comforts for two, two blocks from town, phone 145 M ol tt.
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James Kirkpatrick
Dillon
Montana
Illinois Pipeline moves 103 834 barrels in July
Great Falls reports 103 834 barrels of oil transported from the Kevin Sunburst field during July by Illinois Pipeline company. Eureka Forest Service builds a 70 foot lookout on Pinkham Ridge for better fire surveillance. Hepp well of the Midwest Refining company in Lake Basin now at 3990 feet deep producing 170 barrels daily. Helena revised state crop and livestock values total 58 000 000 and 46 959 000 respectively.
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Great Falls
Illinois Pipeline Company
Kevin-Sunburst
Eureka—Forest Service
Pinkham Ridge
Billings
Hepp
Midwest
Refining Company
Lake Basin
Helena
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Fox
Calvin Coolipge
Massachusetts
Wace
Illinois
Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
THE
American Press Association
Dillon Postoffice
Telephone
M. Dewey
Kodak
Kodaks
Eastman
Potts
Williams
U. S. Senate
Barlow Road
Merchant’s
Andrus
E Davis
Locust Valley
Long Island
N. Y
John W. Davis
Joseph Frank Mikuler
New York
President Coolidge
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Congoleum Rug Sale
Dillon Furniture Co