Road Reform Proposal Outlined For Montana Better Roads
J A McKinley argues for direct citizen control of roads, proposing a State Road Superintendent, four district AS, a State Board of Road Superintendents, elected county road districts, and bond powers. District boards would oversee plans, bids, and repairs with engineer plans approved by the state district superintendent. The plan aims to localize responsibility and create a statewide connected road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stith
Terry
Montana
Stith
Helena
State Board of Road Superintendents
Court of Appeals
Ingure
County Boards of Commissioners
Farmers Learn to Grow More By Working with Soil
A long exhortation promotes farming discipline by plowing when wet and dry, sowing quality seed, using drills, and rotating crops. It urges contacting agricultural colleges, reading bulletins, and learning from others to improve yields and land value year after year.
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Agricultural College
Cemetery Improvement Proposal Moves to County Action
A village committee appointed by the Commercial Club seeks improved cemetery facilities. The group asked the County Commissioners to authorize buying ten acres in section 19 and 22, with a plan to fund through taxes and a land donation deal with Kempton Live Stock Co offering 20 acres in section 22 for cemetery use.
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Commercial Club
Range 51 East
F. P. Reiley
W. A. Brubaker
R. M. Hamlin
Walter Nelson
W. A. Cameron
Kempton Live Stock Co
Cemetery Committee
J. B. Kempton
Kempton Live
Dr Cooke’s Dos and Don’ts for Dry Farming
Dr W T Cooke state director for Wyoming compiles practical dos and don’ts for dry farming from the Dry Farm Bulletin. The guide offers concise pointers to improve soil, moisture use, and crop management for arid regions.
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W. T. Cooke
Wyoming
Dry Farm’ Bulletin
Fragmentary Treasure State excerpt Reflects on Lost Youth
A clipped reprint notes a broken sentiment about a "tiny girl-heart" and bright days gone. The fragment hints at memory and change, contrasting yesterday's innocence with today’s guarded gaze. No clear names or events are identifiable in the readable text.
The Broken Toys of Yesterday and Tomorrow
A reflective meditation uses broken toys and memories to lament lost loves and unfulfilled dreams after a holiday. It contrasts fragile playthings with enduring longing, warning against treating beauty as constant reality while counting priceless memories as treasures of yesterday.
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Nellie
House of Life
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