Montana proposal to amend constitution create boards of equalization
The act submits to Montana electors at the next general election a constitutional amendment creating County Boards of Equalization and a State Board of Equalization. It outlines board composition terms salaries and qualifications and grants the State Board power to adjust valuations across counties and property classes. Separate official ballots will present For or Against the amendment with a measure to repeal conflicting acts and take effect after approval.
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Montana
State of
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Degee
Legislative Assembly OF
Board of
State Board of ‘Equalization
Senate
Peresons
Urther
Seach
County Boards of Equalization
United States OF America
Montana Amendment on County and City Government Powers
Notice of proposed constitutional amendment to Article XVI Section 7 allowing the Legislature to form or merge county and city governments, abolish units, and set officer rules. Requires voter approval at November 1922 general election with official ballots and marks.
State Amendment Submission and Certification 1922
Official notice records the governor's certification of an amendment proposal to Article XVI Section 7 of the Montana Constitution. The act would allow the Legislature to provide forms of government for counties or for counties and cities and counties by general or special law. Secretary of State T. Stewart affixed the Great Seal on August 1, 1922.
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State OF Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
State of
Montana
Board of Equalization
Helena
Ronen
Aes Ees Oe
Legislative Assembly
A. D
Trwat
The Kitchen Cabinet Poem Fragment by W P Eaton
A short poetic fragment from 1922 pieces in The Kitchen Cabinet showing lines about loves and friendships, images of a pearl pink east above a summer sea and a cold green sunset over snow-waved fields, attributed to W. P. Eaton, with Western Newspaper Union as the source note.
Rhubarb Recipes and Desserts From Early Modern Notes
Rhubarb serves as the base for several jelly and dessert preparations. Instructions describe rhubarb juice syrups and pectin, rhubarb puddings steamed over water with a sugar and egg white sauce, a rhubarb sponge with gelatin and whipped cream, and rhubarb punches with lemon and orange juices.
Despair But Keep Working, Burke Quotation Note
A brief quotation attributed to Burke urges resilience, framing despair as a prompt to persist in effort and perseverance. The line emphasizes maintaining effort despite bleak feelings.
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Burke
Dainty Soups Baked Goods And Local News Highlights
A roundup of recipes includes Tapioca Puree and Virginia Sugar Biscuit with notes on preparation and serving. Also featured: stuffed cabbage with rice and mutton, and community items from Forsyth, Kalispell, Missoula, Harlowton, and Bozeman on events, road work, crops, fire losses, and public notices.
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Virginia
Arlington Protest Targets Petting Parties And Knights Vow
Arlington County residents report letters from a racist extremist group warning officials to curb alleged immoral activities including gambling bootlegging and nocturnal disturbances near Arlington National Cemetery The notes threaten county authorities with interference by the group and describe patrols alleged to operate along the Rosslyn to Fort Myer corridor amid reports of parties near the cemetery and loitering on the nearby highway The federal status of the cemetery complicates enforcement as authorities seek ways to address the reported disturbances without local jurisdictional overreach
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Eneath
Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Arlington County
Virginia
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Clarendon Station
Washington-Alexandria Highway
Four Mile Run
Arlington Cemetery
Rosslyn
Fort Myer
Few Women Seek Public Office In Republican Nominations
Reports from Republican primary returns show only three Republican women nominated to Congress and three qualified for nomination. Total women nominees for state legislatures likely 30 to 40 and county offices under 200. Notable names include Alice Robertson Oklahoma Winnifred Mason Huck Chicago Lindsay Patterson Winston-Salem and others Lydia Adams Williams Nevada Francis Axtell Washington Nina Oter Warren New Mexico.
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Fied
Upton
Congress
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Winnifred ‘Mason Huck
Chicago
William E. Mason
Lindsay Patterson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Charles M. Stedman
Mia
Lydia Adams-Williams
Nevada
Francis, Axtell
Washington
United States
Nina Oter-Warren
New Mexico
Plans for Coast to Coast Twenty-Eight Hour Air Mail
Second Assistant Postmaster General Paul Henderson outlined United States air mail developments to the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. He described an all-night Chicago to Cheyenne leg enabling coast-to-coast deliveries, with beacons and daylight-like illumination at the Chicago field, and flights from New York to San Francisco delivering 800 pounds of mail within 24 hours after departure.
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United States
New York
San Francisco
Alaska
Paul Henderson
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Aeronautical
Automobile Club of America
Detroit
Chicago
National Airplane Race
Air Congress
Michigan
Air Mail Service
Henderson
Cheyenne
Old Washington Bell Still Calls Workers to Duty
A three foot diameter bell once hung near a red schoolhouse and now serves in Washington. It rang four times daily during the construction of the State War and Navy building, Washington monument, and Library of Congress. Colonel Casey installed it. Byrnes led the Propagating Gardens team and later moved to the Agriculture Department greenhouses.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Washington
State, War and Navy
Washington Monument
Library of Congress
State Department
Casey
Sam
Byrnes
Department of Agriculture
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C. T. Stewart
Notich
United’ States
Co. T. Stewart
Western Newspaper Union
W. P. Eaton
Yellowstone
American Legion
John R.” Kelley
New Orleans
Forsyth
Montana W. ©. T. U
Kalispell
Malta
Sun River-Sims Road
Great Falls
Augusta
Gallatin Forest
Bozeman
The
Forest Service
Missoula
Melstone
Montana Wheat Growers Association
D. F. Shea
Butte
Supreme Court
John M. Fox
Hedgeville
Roy Matthews
Milwaukee
Harlowton
George W. Lanstrum
KH. S. Shoemaker
Camp Perry
Ohio
Mr. Shoemaker
Ed Hayes
Butter
W. W
S. T. Moody
Laurel
Secretary of State
Oo Oo
Angus McLean
Pete Cokeville
Kemmerer
McLean
Malachy Brothers of
Omaha
Broadus
Sven
Miles City
Irsh
Donavan
Garnell Country
J. A. Young
Ringling
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Japan
Billings
Nothern Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
George W. Arrington
Montana Power Company
Bridger
Arrington
O. R. Redfern
Bruce R. McNamer
Cut Bank
Glacier County
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Helens
Miles Clity
Glasgow
Havre
Lewistown
State Railroad Commission
Medicine Lodge
Anaconda
Oregon
Iearing
Federal Court of the Appeal
Western Union Telegraph Company
Shelby
Great Northern Railroad
Broadview
Arthur Reetz
H. L. Baxter
Fromberg
George T. Belcher
Ray Anderson
Maggie Smith Hathaway
John M. Evans
Ravalli County
Hamilton
Mary E. Doerr
State University At
Pearl Hefferlin
California
Spokane
Portland
Eileen Pearsall
Charles Pearsall
Absarokee
Rosebud County
Arlington
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