State educational bonds test case taken to supreme court
James M. Banner seeks a friendly suit to determine the validity of a $5,000,000 bond issue for Montana higher education buildings. The action aims to prevent delays in sale and funding, asserting the measure lacks a tax levy for interest and principal and covers multiple subjects. Chancellor Elliott notes the case will decide validity before sale to bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Tronner
Lewis and Clark County
Public Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
Murphy
Tanner
Fin
EB. CG Elliott
University of Montana
Supreme Court
James H. Banner
State Board of Education
State Board of Examiners
Plies Cured Tinga and Tina with PAZO OINT MENT
A historic ad claims PAZO OINT MENT cures itching and related skin ailments such as Piles. It promises rapid relief after the first application and suggests refunds if not cured, highlighting instant sleep after use.
Milk River Valley Seed Growers association file
Secretary of State records show the Milk River Valley Seed Growers association of Chinook filing articles of incorporation. Incorporators include H. B. Bonebright ACW Ziebarth and James Griffin with capital stock of 5000 dollars. Also noted is a Dillon based Spring Creek Sheep company with incorporators C. L. Clawnon Ely Peterson and Albert Anderson and capital stock of 100000 dollars with 300 subscribed. A Temple University note mentions motion prelure study and scenario writing added to the curriculum.
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Tle
Milk River Valley Seed Growers Association of
Chinook
H. B. Bonebright
Acw. Ziebarth
James Griffin
Coniierative Enterprise
Spring Creek
Dillon
C. L. Clawnon
Ely Peterson
Albert Anderson
Temple University
Jadeinh L
Cure for rupture without operation offered by carpenter
Eugene M. Pullen, a carpenter from 107 Marcells Arena Wennequah New Jersey, claims a non surgical cure for rupture exists and invites letters for full information. He asserts years of relief with no relapse and urges sharing the method to help others facing rupture and surgical risk.
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Eowas
Walia
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcells Arena
Wennequah
N. J
Governor Dixon Voices Support for Montana State Fair
Governor Joseph M. Dixon told Helena Rotarians that the Montana State Fair should be a premier state institution not a burden on capital city business people. He stressed efficiency in appropriations and said he would back efforts to make the fair a success, noting the message to the legislature was longer but omitted details to avoid cruelty to readers.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Rotary Club
Inichean
Ile
Montana
Calvin
Helena
Rotary
Odell McConnell
Dixon
T. A. Marlow
C. Dax
John E. Dawson
Lewis Pratt
WY. E. Wallon
F. Wilson
Ebner Hoyt
Mertee Armipisae
New York
H. E. Leno
Chicago
Cunningham
Max Godosill
R. L. Diggs
L. A. Cohen
Pat Carney’s Half Century of Montana Legislature Visits
Pat Carney, potato king of Montana and Waterloo pioneer, says he has attended Montana territorial and state legislative sessions for fifty years. In an interview at Finlen hotel he recalled his first session in 1871 when Virginia City was the capital and said he cannot recall missing since then. He describes his role as a casual participant with no formal duties beyond being part of the audience of the legislature.
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Jai
Biponomaly
Pat Carney
Montana
Waterloo
Montana Territory
Finlen Hotel
Carney
Helena
Mr. Carney
Virginia City
Crown to Visitants? Budapest Crown to Empress?
Berlin reports claim the crown of Hungary may soon be offered, with Rome papers noting no evening editions and London dispatches disputing the claim. The焦 article cites the former Emperor Charles as a possible recipient, reflecting unsettled monarchic maneuvers in early 20th century Europe.
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Associated Press
London
Rome
London ‘Times
Tahan
Berlin
Hungary
Hartes
The Woman is Room Thirteen at Antlers Today
The Velicle feature The Woman is Room Thirteen opens at Antlers starring Pauling Frederick. Laura Bruce, wife of Police Commissioner Jon Bruce, discovers her husband’s infidelity and seeks divorce. She remarries Paul Ramsey as a detective turns on their marriage amid scandal and accusations. The film escalates to a tense ending.
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Goldwyn
Velicle
Pauling Frederick
Laura Bruce
Jon Bruce
Laura
Bruce
Itim
Paul Ramsey
Dick Turner
Paul
Turner
John Brice
Grahi
PAN BILL TONIGHT AT MARLOW SHOW PROMISES VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
Madame Bedini headlines trained horses in a beautiful act at the Marlow venue. International Nine showcases acrobatic feats while Brownings and Davis perform in Two Pals From the South. Paul Balm and Valerie Beck star in Horses From Woodland. Sir Victor's Dog and Pony Circus features ponies and dogs. The Peerless Trio mime On the Sidewalks of New York with song and dance as the Yuletide season nears.
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Madame Bedini
Marlow
Madame Lediti
Hamid
Broowning
Davis Avill
South
Paul Balm
Valerie Beck
Woodland
Miss Heck
Mr. Rahi
Alice
Wonderland
Sir
New York
Sunny Ttaly
Jane
Pavlowa Ballet to Visit City on January 14
Merle Armtagze, advance manager Joe Lhe Pavlowa, announced Pavlowa Ballet Russe will perform here January 14 on their Pacific coast tour. The show promises color, motion, and talented dancers, with Pavlowa herself plus several famed male dancers and a strong supporting company.
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Merle Armtagze
Joe Lhe Pavlowa Rampnny
Welene
Pavlowa
America
Dour
Pavlowa Ballet Russe
Pacific
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Amman
Wort
Acme Odorless Cleaners & Tailors
S. Main &T
Kold Kures
Stearns
Herrmann & Co
RB. W. Crawford
Jacquemine Jewelry Co
Main St
Dre, Owen & Clark
Bailey Blk
Hovey
U, & Mineral Serverer
Tom
Wilbur
All
Pretty Polly Pou
Pauline Frederick
Germany
Teytir Aas
England and
Wales
Polar
Ballet Russe
Symphony Orchestra
Marlow Theater
Dantages
Sie
EP. M
Old Italy
Perrless
Tom Rosie
Mazie Berto
Aard Vincinti
Sir Victor
Rahn and
Beck
Browning
Daris
Neve Pantagescope
Marlow Orchestra International
HAL
Gonfrey
Max Marvin
Samuel Shipmat
Galdwyn
and Hutt
Jeff Carfogn
Rex Beach
Beveridge Orchestra
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