Assembly Convenes to Organize for 60 Day Session
The nineteenth legislative assembly will meet at the state house to organize for a 60 day session. Both chambers will convene at noon then adjourn to hear Governor Erickson's message. Republicans hold majorities in both houses. cooperation with the governor is anticipated.
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John E. Erickson
Erickson
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
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G Ii
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Conger
C. C. Plevna
Falton County
Obenchain Weds Again as Names Appear Across Montana
A long list of Montana counties cities and residents appears, naming Obenchain and Budas among many others including Fort Benton Great Falls Helena and Missoula. The ands of county officials and local names reflect an election or appointment roundup across multiple counties. The text cites various individuals tied to towns like Butte Kalispell Glasgow Laurel and Deer Lodge with numerous county references and a note on a Petroleum county creation election and seats.
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Superior
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Tosebud
Davis
Glenn T
Carisle
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Donaldson
Harry C
Fort Benton
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Duncan
Houghton
Great Falls
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Qaton
Ernest F
Polytechnic
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Alex
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Tletcher
Samuel C
Avegate
Golden Valle
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Finchsenhar
W. R Terr
Prairie
Titzgarrald
Mark D
Stevensvile
Rarall
Gordon
Fred O
Hardin
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Dawson
Harris
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Hanson
Fred
Daniels
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Higham
Joo
Bell
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Hot
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Elmer
Glasgow
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Trathead
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Worshiping a Barbers Pole on a Philippine Island
In Manila the PTA veil and white striped barber pole has become an object of local worship on a small Philippine island village. The pole reportedly drifted ashore from a nearby coast and was placed on a pedestal as a Telash inspiring curiosity and faith among residents.
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Yauve Vilage
Bank Robber Wright Widow Delays Funeral Plans
Funeral services for William I Wright, the mobster shot while resisting arrest after a New Orleans bank robbery, were postponed pending word on whether Wrights widow Bos Nelle Vawson Wright can attend. Wrights mother Jennie Innett and other relatives gathered as flowers filled the morgue room, while police prepared to handle expected underworld visitors.
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Associated Press
Pes Moines
Iowa
Puner Aly
William I Wright
Wes Moimes
Mobo
Ala
New Orleans
Des Moines
W Wrsht
Wright
Kansas City
Jennie Innett
Little Real Change in Rent Schedules
National association survey shows 17 percent of cities report higher residential rents since last June with 15 percent lower and the rest unchanged. Business rents rose in 47 percent of cities and fell in eight percent. Southeast shows most reform increases with 62 percent reporting residential rents and 76 percent reporting rising business rents. The report notes cities are catching up with building needs and seasonal factors may influence winter changes.
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Chicago
National Association of Real Estate
Prospector Narrowly Escapes Freezing Near Boulder
Ed Crickson, an elderly prospector, grew weak during a long trek from the Baltimore mine toward Boulder. He stayed out all night and reached Fred Danenhaur’s home Wednesday morning where Danenhaur revived him. A dispatch notes Governor Thanrea M Towner’s claim of intent to retire facing denial.
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Baltimore
Ed Crickson
Fred Danenhaur
Santar
Fy Dart
United State
Thanrea M Towner
Porto Ico
Mr Towner
Printed pussy willow tunic dress with color trim
A printed pussy willow tunic dress is described, made over a plain color base and trimmed at the sleeves and collar with bands of the same color. The close neck and slightly full sleeves are noted as fashionable.
Optimistic New Year Outlook From Bankers and Businessmen
New York observers express broad optimism as 1925 begins with buoyant markets and expected modest money-rate increases. They link domestic agricultural revival and the Dawes plan to European peace, foresee renewed world trade, and anticipate sterling to par with cautious, economy-based steps toward debt settlements.
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Associated Press
Europe
Sterling Exchange
Dawes
Wins Prosperity on Montana Farm
Hatloat on Jan 4 Jacob Zier is another farmer in this section who has built a successful business by diversifying in farming. He raises corn and wheat as a side line, with corn as his main effort to provide feed on the farm. Next year he plans to plant 100 acres of corn and expects to ship cattle, sheep, and hogs to market each year. His farm has improved steadily since homesteading, and he credits Montana's cheap land as the best bet for farmers in the years ahead.
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Jacob Zier
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Montana
Blowers Planned for Zonalite Roasters in Libby
Libby Tan reports Glenn FL Talle of JT Burris Spokane met in Libby to plan installing blowers at Zonalite roasters. M1 Tallenaar measured, blowers to feed shavings and fuel, improve fire control, cut labor, and speed loading of products for ships. A fuel bin will store shavings for the system.
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Glenn FL
Tallenaar
JT 7
Burris Company
Spokane
Libby
Weer
Zonalite Company
Alles
Ee Company
Consumption cure praised by Chicago surgeon
Dr Peter Clemensen endorses fanocrysine, an inorganic gold salt, as a genuine tuberculosis cure after study in Copenhagen. He notes it cures early TB without advanced tissue damage, though details of its chemistry and administration resemble serums. The report comes after a Columbus health officers’ convention announcement.
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Chicago
Walger Moellgaard
Peter C. Clemensen
Chicago Health Department
Clemensen
Copenhagen
Health Officers
Columbus
Ohio
Clemsensen
Terman N Bundensen
Farm Commission To Sit This Week
Washington dispatch reports the presidents agricultural commission will convene at the department of agriculture for a two week recess. Chairman Overt D Carey aims to quickly decide relief for livestock men while prioritizing cattle industry and cooperative marketing. The group seeks emergency legislation and plans hearings with banking and cooperative marketing leaders.
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Washington
President’s Agricultural Commission
Department of Agriculture
Overt
D. Carey
Wyoming
Congress
National Council of Cooperative Marketing Associations
I- 45
Carey
Commission
O. E Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
L B Taber
National Grange
C S Barrett
National Board of Farm Organizations
R. H. Merritt
Sam Maid Raisin Growers
R W Thatcher
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