Appointment Should Favor Terry District in County Vacancy
An editorial argues Judge Lanner must appoint Walter A. Cameron to the county post left by a death, arguing the Terry district deserves the seat to reflect voters’ November decision and support a candidate with deep county ties and business success. It warns against pure partisanship and favors residents of the Terry area, noting the $50,000 bridge project as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidnes Sanner
Jate
Stith
Custer
Satner
Custer County
Miles City
Lanner
Sanner
Sunner
Baker
Ekalaka
Carlyle
Terry
Walter A. Cameron
Unanimous call for Walter A. Cameron Appointment
The text notes broad support from residents of the home town and surrounding areas for Judge Lanner to appoint Walter A. Cameron. The emphasis is on communal backing from Mildred Fallon Ismay and nearby districts to influence the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Fallon
Ismay
Lanner
Walter A. Cameron
Buy Local or Lose Our Town The Mail Order Trap
A town urges residents to stop shopping mail order houses and spend money locally to support home industries. The piece argues mail order firms hide purchase origins, harms local workers, and drains community wealth. It calls for collective reform to buy at home now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart
Chen
Tibet
Legislature adjourns after approving capitol wings funding
Helena Mont December 3 The extraordinary session adjourned sine die after approving a bill that allocates 150000 dollars for capitol wings in addition to existing funds, directing further actions on the project.
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Helena
Mont
Capitol
Montana Capitol Wings Bill Passes After Conference
The legislature endorsed using Montana granite in wings with a 150000 dollar appropriation, added to 500000 prior funds. The house approved the measure 50 to 2 while the senate split 11 to 9 in favor, and the publicity bureau bill also became law after the governor signed it.
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Montana
State Board of Examiners
Jombt
Senate
House
Safley
Wood
LWO
Knights of the Grip denounce Chicago mail order houses
At a Lansing convention on December 29 the Michigan Knights of the Grip declare war on mail order firms, urged to keep small towns thriving and warn that closing rural commerce would shift taxes to consumers. They argue farms depend on nearby towns and that sustained small order houses support village prosperity.
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Chicago
Michigan Knights of the Grip
Lansing
Uncle Sam
Postoffice Department
Wuny
Union Congregational Church Sunday Services
The Union Congregational conducts services each Sunday at 10 80 a m with preaching by the pastor Rev G J Buergi. Sunday school follows at 11 30 a m after the services.
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the Union Congregational, Church
G. J. Buergi
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