Montana Electors to Vote on Constitutional Amendment
Notice reports an act to submit a constitutional amendment to Montana voters at the 1923 general election. It creates County Boards of Equalization and a State Board of Equalization, defines their powers and duties, and sets ballot language and implementation terms. The act, approved March 22, 1921, is certified by Secretary of State Co T Stewart.
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Montana
State of
County Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly
Board of
State Board of Equalization
Senate
County Boards of Equalization
United States OF America
Co. T. Stewart
Helena
Montana Constitutional Amendment Proposed for County and City Government
Notice outlines Chapter 113 proposing Article XVI Section 7 to let the Legislature set plans for municipal government and merging of towns and counties. It calls for a public vote at the November 1922 general election with official ballots showing for or against the amendment.
Montana Constitution Amendment Submission Act 1922
Secretary of State certifies an act submitting to Montana electors a proposed amendment to Article XVI adding Section 7 to authorize the legislature to provide a form and plan of government for counties or counties and cities and counties. The act is dated August 1, 1922, with official seal and signing.
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Btate OF
Montana
T. Stewart
State of
Legislative Assembly
Helena
A.D
Smat
Orion and the Moonlit Sky Poem by Walter P. Eaton
The fragment cites Walter P. Eaton describing celestial imagery with the old moon, new moon, and Orion rising in the eastern sky. It references a Western Newspaper Union publication and evokes a lyrical, observational tone about constellations and nocturnal light.
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Orion
Walter P. Eaton
Casserole Style Meat Dishes And Breads From A Vintage Cookery
Recipes describe chuck steak casseroled with vegetables and stock until tender, lamb neck with beans and onions simmered three hours, and breads including Graham and Bran varieties with sour milk and raisins. A closing note quotes Coolidge on principled patriotism.
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China
Maple Sugar Roll and Desserts from Maple Syrup Recipes
A set of maple sugar based recipes including Maple Sugar Roll Foamy Pudding Maple Shrup Cake Maple Tapioca and a hot maple sauce. Instructions cover mixing, rising, rolling, baking and serving with butter or sherbet as described.
Pasadena Legionnaires save boy scouts and caretakers in ammonia blast
David O Leary and W W Calton of Pasadena Post No 18 American Legion rescued boy scouts midair ammonia explosion. The clubrooms over an ice plant housed caretakers Maude Tishburn and A Hare. both caretakers and rescuers were revived after treatment. The scouts carried a crippled boy to safety and helped revive him.
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David J. O'Leary
W. W. Calton
Pasadena
Cal
American, Legion
O'Leary
Boy Scouts
Pasadena Boy Scouts
Colton
Maude Tishburn
A. Hare
Post
Auxiliary Women Lead Drive for Kansas City Speedway Dedication
Mrs Rose W Cravens president of the Women's auxiliary announced that the American Legion of Kansas and Missouri would oversee the dedication of Kansas City's new 500000 speedway and share in receipts. She organized ticket sellers across the state to raise about 60000 for disabled veterans dependents and the families of deceased heroes, praising the auxiliary's energetic campaign.
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American Legion
Kansas
American Legion of
Missouri
Kansa City
Rose W. Cravens
Woman's Auxiliary
Blessed Haven retreat aids convalescent ex soldiers in New Jersey
The Byron Pennington Croker post of the American Legion in Wildwood establishes Blessed Haven a retreat for convalescent ex service men. It is the only such institution in the state and its success inspires other posts to plan similar retreats near populated areas to bring veterans closer to home.
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Byron Pennington Croker
American Legion
Wildwood
N. J
Blessed Haven
McBride Urges Two 500-Bed Hospitals for Disabled Vets
Humphrey McBride, head of District No. 9 rehabilitation in Missouri and neighboring states, challenges Brigadier General Sawyer on hospital needs for disabled veterans. He cites 1,143 beds available in Missouri versus government reports, calls for two 500-bed facilities and urgent care for 1,000 insane, 1,000 medical and surgical cases, and 6,000 tuberculosiss cases in the district with many veterans sent away from home.
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Sawyer
National Rehabilitation Committee
American Legion
Humphrey McBride
St. Louis
Chaiman
Rehabilitation Committee
Missouri
Kansas
Town
Nebraska
United States Veterans’ Bureau
A. A. Sprame
National Committee
McBride
Sprague
Iowa
Veterans’ Bureau
Hospital Tea Party for Longtime Army Patient
Jack L. Hamill of the Twenty third Infantry spent a year and a day in Sacred Heart hospital Spokane Washington. Mrs Lowell F Hobart national president of the American Legion Auxiliary arranged a celebratory tea with Mrs John JR Neely and photographed souvenir. Hobart toured nine western states during a six weeks trip and reported welcoming receptions in every hospital.
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Jack L. Hamill
Twenty-third Infantry
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Lowell F. Hobart
American Legion Auxiliary
John JR. Neely
Washington
Hobart
Hamill
Pacific
Honeycomb coils in converting receiver
The article discusses using DeForest honeycomb coils in a regenerative receiver conversion. It describes a three-coil arrangement with primary secondary and tickler, coil placement for adjustable coupling, and notes that amateurs can achieve excellent results with standard variometers for grid and plate. It mentions a detailed connection diagram and a 21 plate antenna condenser and an A battery potentiometer for a soft detector option.
Electrical Shop and Radio
A comprehensive article argues electrical stores with radio departments offer expert service and full stock coverage. It explains short wave regenerative receivers and electrostatic coupling, plus the need for persistent advertising to inform the public where to find expert radio equipment and guidance.
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Burton Millar
Atsit
Radio broadcast advance and rubber tips for technicians
A talk by Dr. Marconi in Schenectady drew about 3000 Albany crowd in Washington park. Pacific Coast broadcasters should favor the most efficient stations to reach the largest audience. Rubber serves as an insulator and tool in radio work, with wet cutting making rubber easier to slice. A radio university aims to place higher education within reach, with future radio education limited only by public cooperation.
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Schenectady
Marconi
Washington Park
Albany
Pacific Coast
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Te Stewart
Western Newspaper Union
Coolidge
American Legion News Service
Legion
David O'Leary
W. WesCalton
Pasadena Post
Mia
Rose Cravens
Missouri and
Wildweed
Legion Post
National President Legion Auxiliary
Agere
Korte
Plata Keriomeker
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