Legislature in Full Swing in Montana
The Montana legislature convened with Republicans in control in both houses. W. E. Harmon of Gallatin was elected president pro tem of the senate and Calvin Crumbaker of Chouteau became speaker of the house. A flood of bills is expected, with critics urging fewer laws and more repeals to curb bureaucratic growth.
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Montana
W. E. Harmon
Gallatin County
Senate
Calvin Crumbaker
Chouteau County
Helena
I. W. Choate
New York
E. C. Day
Mr. Choate
Board of Child and Animal Protection
State Board of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Board of Health
State Board of Embalmers
Farmer
Choate
Judith Basin
State Highway Commission
New
Cour Ce
Dixon
Kansas
Moore
State Constabulary
Department of Immigration, Labor and Statistics
State Bureau of Highways
Andersons Death a Warning to Others from Moonshine
The death of R. W. Anderson, once of Grass Range, in Lewistown jail from moonshine is urged as a warning to stop drinking home brew. The piece calls for stronger prohibition enforcement, new officers, public support, and harsher attitudes toward bootleggers amid ongoing danger to the community.
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R. W. Anderson
Grass Range
Lewistown
Bee Jam Oe Een Soul
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Munz & Poetter
M. P. Cafe
Beaver Hotel
G.B. Laird
Frank C. Laird
Pioneer Furniture House
W. S. Smith
East Main St
Lewistown, Montana
Scheidt Bros
Main Street
Lewistow
Fergus County
J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors
Anderson
Judith Hardware
Auto and Tractor Supplies
the Sunday Standard
Royal