Legislative highlights mix progress and controversy in Montana
Charles Jones of Silver Bow, a colored Republican nominee, gains quasi member status on the house floor amid applause and debate. The legislature considers McKinley County, primary law amendments, and tax commission proposals, with actions affecting executive powers and local governance.
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Missoula
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Thin People of Montana Bitro-Phosphate Claim
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate promising a steady increase of firm flesh daily and essential brain and nerve support. It claims to remove nerve waste and create new strength with a guarantee of results or money back.
Senior Montana senator and veteran statesman profile
The Missoula County figure, a two term state senator and former governor candidate about a decade ago, is noted for vacationing after leaving the senate and focusing on private interests. He helped build western Montana and faced a near annihilation during late-session events as a conference committee urged receding from a ban on protections for certain workers. Senator Larson led in an effort to defeat the measure.
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Custer County
Heren
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Missoula County
Senate
Edwin Norris
Larson
Callaghan Apartments Offer Two Person Furnished Dwellings
After effects of flu linger for some, but Thermopolis Wyoming offers two person apartments fully furnished for light housekeeping at Callaghan Apartments for two to three dollars daily. Residents may enjoy Hot Springs Mineral Water Baths on site.
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Hot Springs
Montana's Men Are Returning From War
Montana prepares for a large return of its 36 000 soldiers as they come home to resume civilian work. The article compares battle and disease death rates for the U S army and notes inoculation and medical corps lower disease mortality. It also lists how many men each state furnished to the army, led by New York with 367 864 and Nevada with 5 150.
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East Helen man promotes Mon-o-co Oil for Mogul engines
Nicholas Blanchet of East Helen endorses Mon-o-co Gas Engine Oil for force feed non splash systems on Mogul tractors. Mon-o-co Oil is produced and sold by the Montana Oil Co.
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East Helen
Mon-o-co
The
Montana Oil Co
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