Montana Constitutional Amendment Creating State and County Equalization Boards
Notice records an act approved in 1921 proposing to submit to Montana voters a constitutional amendment creating County Board of Equalization and State Board of Equalization with defined powers and duties. It outlines board composition, terms, qualifications, and the election process for November 1922. The secretary of state certifies the act as a true copy with the state seal.
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Montana
United States OF America
State OF Montana
I. C.T. Stewart
State of
Helena
Montana Proposal for County and City Government Reform
Notice of election on constitutional amendment to Article XVI Section 7 authorizing the Legislature to establish forms of municipal government for counties or for counties and cities and towns. Separate official ballots to be printed in November 1922 with “For the amendment” and “Against the amendment” options.
Montana Amendment Submission for County and City Plan
State of Montana authorizes submission to qualified electors of an amendment to Article XVI adding Section 7% to permit the Legislative Assembly to provide a form and plan of government for counties or counties and cities and counties by general or special law. Secretary of State I C T Stewart signs August 1, 1922 with the Great Seal.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
State OF Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
Helena
Cape
A. D
Sigat
Kitchen Cabinet Herb Quip From 1922 Western Union
A playful quip from 1922 notes there is an earthly ailment with a divine herb, yet the writer laments the herb’s foreign name. The author suggests the healer may lie within familiar Burden plot rather than distant sources.
Breakfast and Dinner Menu From a Vintage Cookbook
The excerpt outlines a breakfast idea of toasted banana halves with lemon sauce, followed by a fish dinner recipe using haddock cod or halibut boiled in salted water with rice, spinach and beets on the side. Beet salad, celery and nut filling on beets, and a Walnut Maple Cream dessert conclude with a maple custard sauce served over eggs and nuts.
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Fmily
Baminas
Quote reflections on effort and gratitude
A thoughtful reflection contrasts choosing action over inaction. It suggests value in trying and learning from failure, while also praising gratitude not just for present blessings but for what remains unseen.
Lunches for Children Boost Health and Focus at School
Mothers face lunch packing challenges as children ride to school hungry. Proper meals, ventilation, and good sleep support alert, bright pupils. Simple digestible foods, milk or cocoa, and dainty packing matter, with jelly desserts and marshmallow cream as appealing treats.
Renominated Poindexter and Baldwins in Maine Victory
Republicans win Maine election with strong majorities while Poindexter secures renomination to Senate. Maine results ease pressure on national parties as Baxter and Hale lead in governor and senate races amid postwar unrest and labor action concerns.
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Lodge
Townsend
Poindexter
Maine
Balkans
Rail labor peace urged with regional boards in four districts
S Davies Warfield of Seaboard Airline and Willard of Baltimore and Ohio led talks toward a fair settlement. B M Jewell aided peace efforts as unions agreed to a plan for regional railroad labor boards to be established promptly and operated by each rail group in the four rate making districts for conference and mediation.
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Pennnsylvania
New York Centralines
Michigan Central
Boston and
Albany
Big Four
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Baltimore and Ohio
Seaboard Airline
Southern Railway
New York
St. Louis
the Monon
Wheeling and Lakerie
Federal Railway Labor Board
S. Davies Warfield
Seaboard
Securities Concern
Willard
B. M. Jewell
Warfield
Partial strike settlement boosts US economic revival
RESIDENT HARDING and Secretary of Labor Davis praised the partial strike settlement. The secretary said industrial machinery is ready for a forward movement as railways coal and textile disputes ease. He noted 600,000 coal miners are back at work and mills resume operations in New England.
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Harding
Davis
New England
Coal profiteering blamed as public demand rises
The article notes rising consumer distress over coal prices despite claims that mining disturbances are over. Dealers are accused of gouging while government action on price control stalls in Congress. Henry Ford laments IC C manipulation of coal car supply and vows plant shutdowns.
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Davis
Cummmins-Winslow
Henry Ford
Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Old Guard Smiles After Primary Wins in Three States
Republican leaders show confidence after Massachusetts Michigan and Washington polls. Henry Cabot Lodge defeats Joseph Walker three to one and faces Democrat William A. Gaston who beat Sherman L. Whipple. Michigan Senator Townsend secures renomination by about 25 000 votes amid Newberryism controversy in Washington.
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Massachusetts
Michigan
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Joseph Walker
William A. Gaston
Sherman L. Whipple
Townsend
British concern grows as Near East reshapes again
The Turkish victory in Smyrna and Brusa shifts control away from Greece, with Kemalists announcing plans to move their capital to Konia. Allied powers warn that attacks on Dardanelles zones could trigger war, while Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, and Romania mobilize. Britain, France, and Italy push for neutral zones and new conferences amid fear of wider conflict.
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Asia Minor
Constantine
Smyrna
Brusa
Konia
Constantinople
Thrace
Dardanelles
Ismid
Near East
Balkans
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Salonica
England
Greece
Turkey
Italy
France
Britain
Harding and Mrs. Harding Health Crisis Triumph
The nation watched anxiously as Mrs. Harding suffered a serious illness. News from the White House announced the crisis passed and her recovery was virtually assured, bringing relief to President Harding and the country.
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Harding
Mrs. Harding
White House
House Revises Tariff Bill After Brief Debate
The House sent the tariff bill back to conference citing objections to the proposed duty on potash and a one year embargo provision. Changes demanded by the House were made and the bill was approved by the representatives after a brief debate.
How to Get the Last Tick Circular for Tick Eradication
The USDA issues How to Get the Last Tick by inspector W M MacKellar summarizing 15 years of eradication work. It notes progress, remaining infested areas, and practical field experience guiding inspectors and others in finishing tick removal nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
W. M. MacKellar
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Change Pasture To Prevent Worms In Pigs
The article advises frequent pasture changes for growing pigs to curb internal worm infestations. It notes that worms spread quickly when hogs share contaminated feed and water, and that ample range helps. Rotating through divided pastures keeps pigs healthy and allows pasture recovery.
Superior corn for silage advice from University of Minnesota
Prof A Ci Arny of the University of Minnesota division of farm crops and farm management says corn varieties used for grain are generally suitable for silage. He notes silage corn need not mature beyond the beginning of the dent stage and that northern growers may benefit from slightly larger varieties, provided ears reach the beginning dent stage before killing frosts.
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A. Ci Arny
Division of Farm Crops and Farm Management
University of Minnesota
Pigs Grow Vigorous on Clover Pasture and Milk
Pigs thrive on clover pasture and skimmed milk with a touch of barley or oats. They grow rangy and strong and offer quick profitable gains when turned into feed lots or corn fields.
Pasture Feeding Advice for Young Pigs
The article states it is rarely profitable to feed young pigs on pasture alone. It recommends a diet of about two pounds or more of corn per 100 pounds of pig weight rather than lighter rations to improve profitability.
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County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Senate
State Board
County Boards of Equalization
United ‘States OF America
T Union
Pison
I Sumner
White Mouse
Yarding
Edward W. Pickard
Rock Island
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Interstate Commerce
Lake
Miles Poindexter
C. C. Dil
South
South Carolina
U. G. McLeod
Biease
Georgia
Hardwick
Clifford W. Walker
Frederick Hale
Curtis
Baxter Hind
Omiaurgin
Pattangall
State Assembly
State Senate
Isnese
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