Government Readies New Preparations for Action
The government signals readiness to implement fresh measures. Officials say planning is complete and deployment will proceed under existing legal authority. No specific dates or locations are disclosed.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
2
The government signals readiness to implement fresh measures. Officials say planning is complete and deployment will proceed under existing legal authority. No specific dates or locations are disclosed.
The United States introduces a postal savings program with $1 to $500 limits per account, 2 percent interest, and bonds convertible to $20 to $500 denominations. Deposits limited to one post office per state, with no passbooks and free service.
Local observer W Ling reports 1910 at Havre with 6.60 inches below normal precipitation and an 83 day growing season the shortest in 30 years. Frost dates June 3 and August 25, with a hot 102 degree day and record monthly means across January to December.
Billings Evening Journal reports Yellowstone county lawmakers proposing 4800 per representative for Montana lower house, with eight extra seats total eighty two. Debate covers apportionment, primary election law, and which counties gain or lose seats in the reallocation. Judge E K Cheadle supports primary reform and fair representation.
The Northern Pacific Railway must prepay 64 612 to cover surveying 40 townships in Montana and 442 in Washington. Instructions to collect this amount were issued Monday. Montana lands lie south central, north of Yellowstone park. Washington townships include Kittitas, Chelan, King and Snohomish counties. Most land has not been taxed due to lack of surveying. Congress last session ordered accelerated surveying with railroads paying their share.
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