Montana Amendment Creates County and State Boards of Equalization
Legal notice announces an act submitted to Montana voters in November 1922 to amend Section 15 of Article 12, creating County Boards of Equalization and a three member State Board of Equalization with defined duties and qualifications. It sets election procedures, voting options, and implementation date. The secretary of state certifies the copy as true and correct with the state seal.
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Montana
County Board of ‘Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly OF
Board of
County Board of Equalization
Senate
State Board of Equalzation
County Boards of
County Boards of Equalization
State OF Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
Helena
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Notice of Election Constitutional Amendment Montana 1921
A Montana constitutional amendment article adds Section 7 allowing the Legislature to create or abolish and merge county and city governments by general or special law. It prescribes a separate ballot in November 1922 with voting options for or against the amendment and outlines the counting process and repeal of conflicting acts.
Montana Act Seeks Public Vote on County Government Form
State officials publish a notice of an act to submit to qualified electors a constitutional amendment adding a new Sec tion 7 to Article XVI. The amendment would let the Legislature adopt a general or special law to provide a form and plan of government for counties or for counties and cities and counties.
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State.of
Montana
C.T. Stewart
State of
Legislative Assembly
Helena
The KITCHEN CABINET A 1922 breakfast guidance piece
An advice column on starting the day with a cheerful breakfast. It discusses the value of a planned meal, varied menus, and avoiding heavy foods for inactive people. Includes recipes for Southern Pudding with sweet potatoes and a tomato butter using cooked tomatoes, sugar, and apple sauce.
Great age for ideas to be carried out without hindrance
A Dickensian comment notes that in a great age a man can pursue a bold project freely without imprisonment or oppression, praising opportunity and personal initiative. The remark underscores the value of freedom to act on new ideas.
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Dickens
Mustard Pickles Pepper Hash Spiced Grapes Guide
A vintage home canning note details recipes for Mustard Pickles Pepper Hash and Spiced Grapes. It lists ingredients including cucumbers onions peppers grapes vinegar turmeric cinnamon cloves and mace with steps to brine simmer and seal in jars. The text suggests pairings such as venison.
Montana News In Brief Highlights From Across The State
A roundup of Montana items reports arrivals in Harlowton of the first 3500 box cars for Milwaukee lines, inaugurations at the Billings Polytechnical Institute with James P Whyte, and a $6 million cash flow from sheep movement. Also noted are the 1022 Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute meeting in Helena, a Fresno post office burglary, and a major raid on 21 places in Butte by prohibition officers. Other items cover school and road funding, a new chief justice appointment, disabled veterans’ conference, an oil refinery expansion, a fatal railroad accident near Bozeman, and various local business and infrastructure updates.
Stockmen warned against loss from hairless offspring
Montana stockmen face heavy losses from birth defects in pigs calves and foals caused by iodine deficiency. Dr. Howard Welch and Montana State College researcher Dick Millin urge preventive Feeding potassium iodide to pregnant animals daily or weekly during defined windows reduces hairlessness goitre and weakness in newborns. County agents and druggists are advised to distribute guidance and supplies Bozeman is the contact point for further details.
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Montana
Dick Millin
Montana State College
Howard Welch
State College
Welch
Bozeman
Unusual Record Tied To New Montana Dairy Specialist
Oscar Tretsven, appointed extension dairying specialist at Montana State College, began work this month. He helped create Polander the world’s record grade cow and oversaw Grace Keningen, twice a state butterfat record holder and current state production record holder. He also lectured, authored dairying pamphlets, and pursued a top academic path.
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Oscar Tretsven
Montana State College
Tretsven
State College
Grace Keningen
Fall vaccination convenient for calves and yearlings
The fall is advised for blackleg vaccination of calves and yearlings. Each animal receives two doses, once as a calf and again as a long yearling. Government free vaccines are no longer distributed, but vaccine is widely available at drug stores. Readily advised by the state college experiment station.
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State College Experiment Station
Feeding Hens Three Core Rations for Egg Production
The article states three fundamental rations for hens maintenance laying and fattening. It emphasizes hens cannot lay satisfactorily without feeding the proper elements for egg production.
High Class Sires to Develop Noted Dairy Herd
A high class dairy herd could be developed in a few years at moderate cost if a few good animals are used as foundation stock. Emphasis is placed on the use of high class sires to strengthen and build the herd.
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Neumle Scott
J. J. Hunter
Lettuce Recipe Urges Quick Use to Prevent Waste
A short kitchen pitch advises using lettuce promptly to avoid waste and yield tender greens. It emphasizes practicality and flavor, encouraging readers to try the suggestion without delay.
North Central Montana Dry Farm Survey Highlights
The 1922 Montana State College extension survey reports 150 farms studied with 160 dry farms showing diversification and large gardens as key factors. Hard work frugality and strong personal management helped farmers endure five years of drought. Shelter belts rye and growing cattle herds are noted, with some farmers reporting labor incomes around $2000 and several over $1000.
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Montana State College Extension Service
M.L. Wilson
Extension Service
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Harvest Promise High In Yellowstone Valley
State agricultural college at Bozeman reports Yellowstone and adjoining counties enjoying an excellent harvest across crops. Wheat yields reach 40 to 50 bushels on irrigated land, 12 to 40 on dry land. oats run 75 to 100 bushels. corn yields are expected to be the season’s standout. Potatoes outlook normal. beets favorable. hay crops yield three cuttings with prices $8 to $10 a ton in the market.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Yellowstone
Yellowstone County
Blackleg Vaccine Now Sold In Stores For Cattle
Montana Experiment Station warns stockmen that free vaccine is unavailable this year and urges preparation for supply. The recommended aggressin type protects calves aged six to 18 months, with fat thriving herd members most at risk, while thin calves are less likely to die. Blackleg is an acute infectious disease entering the body through the soil.
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