Montana Election Notice on Constitutional Amendments and County Boards
Notice summarizes two 1921 1922 Montana measures: an amendment to Article XII Section 15 creating County and State Boards of Equalization with defined powers and terms. and an amendment to Article XVI Section 7 authorizing a form of municipal government for counties and cities with consolidation options, ballots, and approval conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Board of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Senate
County Boards of Equalization
Bala
Montana amendment submission act for county and city plans
Secretary of State copy notes an act to submit an amendment to Article XVI of the Montana Constitution adding Section 7. It authorizes the Legislature to provide a government form and plan for counties or cities and counties by general or special law. Dated August 1, 1922 with the Great Seal affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iat OF
Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
State of
Board of Equalization
Helena
Legislative Assembly
Cuba
Jawa
T. Stewart
A. D
Montana State College
Bozeman
The
College Council
Montana Agricultural
TAE KITCHEN s CABINET
A poem credit and quotation from 1922 Western Newspaper Union features Edgar Guest praising faith amid topsy turvy times in a compact verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Edgar Guest
Sweet Potatoes and Patties From a Home Kitchen
Readable fragments describe sweet potatoes in the West praised for sweetness and skins peeling with fat, plus a recipe for Sweet Potato Patties with mashed potato shells filled with creamed chicken. An Escalloned Sweet Potatoes method layers potatoes and bananas with butter and sugar, then bakes. A closing poem excerpt by Edgar Guest urges honest service and daily helpfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Delicous Spice Cake and Kitchen Tips
A recipe blend covers a spice cake batter with eggs sour cream sugar soda baking powder flour and spices, plus notes on frosting and variations. Also included are methods for frizzling cold boiled ham with buttered sweet potatoes, a chocolate sauce tip to prevent oil separation, a marshmallow cream dessert, a coffee flavored frosting, and a broiled hamburger and rice cake platter with tomato sauce.
State plans for schools and grain inspections amid Montana notes
Helena reports state action to build an adult blind school at Boulder and to establish a new grain inspection office at Harlowton. From Billings to Miles City, cattle, oil, and irrigation developments are noted along with railway and county assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Henry
Helena
Boulder
Penetrability touted as new force to aid defense
Alfred W Lawson of Milwaukee tells Washington War Department officials about penetrability a force that could annihilate invading armies and ships from beyond borders using invisible currents. He predicts military use via broadcasting stations and claims broad commercial applications from pest extermination to crop growth and daylight storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred W. Lawson
Milwaukee
Washington
War Department
Law- Son
Lawson
United States backs strait freedom and minority protection
Secretary Hughes states US support for allied Near East proposals to keep the Dardanelles Marmora and Bosporus open pending a final treaty. He endorses liberty of the straits and protection for racial and religious minorities, while avoiding political involvement in allied actions. The note emphasizes US commercial interests and unrestricted American ships. no comments on boundaries.
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Fashington
United States
Near East
Hughes
Straits
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmora
Bosporus
Near Rastern
Sea of
Marmara
Turkey
Greece
White House
State Department
Best Little Lid Clamper in the Capital
Andrew J. Volstead of Minneapolis earns fame as the prohibition law’s chief author and as chairman of the judiciary committee He clamped lids on hundreds of bills aiming to repeal modify or bypass the enforcement act His austere measured presence belies a stubborn power and “The Little Gray Man” persona marks him as a decisive force in Congress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew J. Volstead
Minneapolis
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
Rio Hid
Treasury
Department of Justice
Places for All Discharged Army Officers
The War department reports a new agency to aid regular army officers displaced by the bill reducing officer strength to 12,000. Aimed at placing lawyers, surgeons, chaplains, engineers, dentists, veterinarians, and other qualified professionals, the program will maintain a file of qualifications and work with chambers of commerce to locate civil posts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Adjutant General of the Army
Corps Ren
United States
Chambers of Commerce and Commercial Clubs
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States OF America
Co. T. Stewart
TAE
Tersely
Harlowton
State Department of Agriculture
Great Falls
H. A. Sheppard
Bitter Root
Ano
John Whitney
Miles City
Milers City
Cooke City
Park County
Kevin-Sunburst
Carl C. Adams
Cut Bank
Glaser County
Billings Y. M. CC. A
W. EF. Heaton
New York City
International Y. M. C. A. Committee
Canada
Billings
Crow Agency
Pryor
Crow Indian Reservation
General Land Office
Billings Land Office
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Red Lodge-Rosebud
Farm Mortgage Company of
Philisbury
Ately
Leonard
Leo Manney
Butte
Harlem
Wolf Point
J. B.callahan
Frank Marshal
L.C. Carpenter
Stilesville
Sage Creek
Gallatin
J. C. Arbogast
Uarlem Irrigation Company
Zurich
Twin Cities
Glendive
Missoula
State Aggricultural Department
State Railroad Commission
Cm, & St. P. Railroad Company
Sun River
Great Northern Railroad
Gilman
Augusta
Great Northern
Fair Commission
Loma High School
Fort Benton
National Tuberculosis Association
Paddy Dooley
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dooley
Public Service Commission
Adolph Nitchke
Ismay
al -Nitchke Place
Uncle Sam
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