Amendment to primary law on petitions and fees
The amended primary law signed by Governor Joseph M. Dixon loosens petition requirements by letting candidates file petitions signed only by themselves and rotates ballot names. Filing fees vary by office with schedules: $10 for salaries up to $1,000, $15 for state senate and house candidates, 1 percent of annual salary for offices paying more than $1,000, and $5 for fee based offices.
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Joseph M. Dixon
State Senate
House of Representatives
To Slow Music. Ed Hyland’s Montana flood tale
Ed Hyland of the Gladys Belle writes a vivid poem about a girl named Han who is caught in a Montana flood. The piece reflects peril and resolve, framed in a lyric narrative style characteristic of Hyland’s work aboard the Gladys Belle.
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Hyland
Gladys Belle
Han
Montana
Rea! Bargains Range Stove and Home Items For Sale
Bargains offered on range stove kitchen chairs two tables rugs ice box sewing machine two steel cots one mattress one Victrola and more. WM BOUREM.
First Montana tax payment due in November explained
The article clarifies that for 1923 taxes in Montana the first payment is due by November 30, with a second payment by May 31, 1924. If half is not paid by November 30, full taxes become delinquent with 1 percent monthly interest and a 5 or 10 percent penalty in certain cases. Personal taxes are not affected.
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Mevenste Ter
State of
Montana
No Speed Guy Joke from Boston Transcript
A humorous exchange about a man seeking a chauffeur who never drives fast. The reply suggests what he truly needs is a nurse to push him in a baby carriage, illustrating a playful jab at overbearing speed expectations.
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Boston Transcript
Editor Demands Payment With Grounded Censure
A Western editor mocks delinquent subscribers who owe dues joking that the editor needs funds to cover costs including his clothes. He quips the nation is no Garden of Eden reflecting the paper’s flat financial strain and urgency for paid subscriptions.
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Garden of Eden
You Can't Improve the Breed by Crossing Locomotives
A Ford owner who lost a race to the Sunburst crossing with the Sweetgrass train exclaimed that you can't improve Ford breed by crossing them with a locomotive. The remark reflects a humorous protest over a failed public race involving trains and cars.
Sugar price rise blamed on refiners actions in U S
Washington reports quote Senator Smoot blaming sugar refiners for high U S prices. Longshoremen allege large sugar stocks are hidden in New York harbor to keep prices up. The sugar tariff debate features calls to lower duties and force price concessions to aid American consumers and beet sugar producers.
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U. S
Washington
Smoot
New York
New York Harbor
Commission
United States
America
Final dates set for late February event
The notice records the final dates on the 26th and 27th of the current year. It notes no absences or tardiness reported so far, highlighting punctuality.
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Ance
Bae
Eves
Royalties for Sale in Montana Realty Co Offer
A Montana Realty Co listing offers royalties for sale at 2 percent in 820 acres, three quarters of 2 miles from Spindle Top well, plus $60 for 1 percent in 40 acres.
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Spindle Top
Montana Realty CO
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Lewistown
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