Sugar Consumption Per Capita Reaches 81 Pounds in 1910
An analysis notes the United States consumed over seven billion pounds of sugar in 1910, averaging about 81% pounds per person. It compares per capita use with England Denmark and others, details beet and cane sugar shares, and estimates domestic and foreign production and value.
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United’ ‘States
United States
Ada
Continental
England
Denmark
Switzerland
Sweden
Germany
Holland
Europe
Cuba
Dutch East Indies
West Indies
Mexico
Central
South America
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Colorado
California
Michigan
Utah
Idaho
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Texas
Frorida
Georgia
South Carolina
Judgment by default in Basin Reduction case upheld
Judge McClernan in Butte on January 18 rendered default against Basin Reduction company in favor of State Savings Bank of Butte for 168,920 tied to a March 4 1907 note of 145,000 with 8 percent interest. interest unpaid since November 1 1909 and attorneys fees of 2,500 allowed. Separately in Missoula American Womans League members met to plan reaching 200 members for a chapter house. after February 1 the requirement rises to 400 members to secure the building through the national organization.
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Missoula
American Womans League
League of Missoula
Kennedy proclaims progress of Montana Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Secretary Kennedy submits the biennial report to Governor Norris detailing rapid growth and ongoing challenges. The document highlights funding limits, public indifference, and political opposition while praising the bureau's work with forest fire victims, settlers, and orphans, and notes calls for juvenile courts and industrial education plus tighter controls on drunkenness penalties.
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Kennedy
Child and Animal Department
J. M. Kennedy
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Norris
Albert J. Galen
Boards of Commissioners
Montana
Butte
Kalispell
Record of criminal cases and prosecutions in the penal code
A summary of various legal actions including liquor procurement restrictions, prosecutions and investigations for non support of children, assistance to poor families, delinquent children, and convicted men sent to the penitentiary. Total cases considered amount to 5 945.
Governor proposes strict economy to cut tax maximum and fund state fair
The governor releases two year revenue and expense estimates showing gross receipts of 3 055 000 and a treasury balance of 260 000 on March 1. He urges comprehensive funding for the state fair and prison, calls for a joint committee on salaries, and claims a tax levy below the maximum can sustain departments and institutions. He lists incomes and expenses by year and allocates funds for mines, prisons, insane asylum, and miscellaneous needs plus a Midland Empire exhibit preparations for the state fair.
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Treasury
Assembly
Norris
Rosenag
School of Mines
Legislative Assembly
Executive Department
Judiciary Department
Republicans Swerve as caucus ballots shift betting on Carter Parsons
Helena Jan 24 The republican caucus results show broad shifts with Vaughan moving to Parsons and Carter losing several counties. Meyer urges Democrats to unite for a Democrat while Whiteside and Whiteside respond on party unity. The joint session adopts a rules motion as Democrats struggle to resolve differences.
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Helena
Vaughan
Parsons
Carter
Christopher
Everett
Allen
Smith
Meyer
Rasch
Sykes
Whiteside
Blackburn
Ward
Bell
Bertram
Duffy
Silver Bow
Conrad
Walsh
McNally
Hayes
Higgins
Holloway
Jordan
Wulsh
Conrad Moore
Sanger
Murray
Broderick
Blake
Smith Swick
Winston
Tolman
McDonald
Grub
Action
Senate
Carbon County
Baker
Ismay Journal Subscription Offer
Local notice announces subscription to the Ismay Journal priced at two dollars per year.
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Ismay Journal
Reapportionment proposal would base state senate on population
Representative J L Dobell introduced a constitutional amendment plan to expand the senate to 37 members with one senator per 10 000 population and allow redistricting after each census. The proposal creates 24 districts with varied senator allocations and preserves district adjustments by the legislature.
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J. L. Dobell
House
State
Senate
Notice of land contest in Miles City district
Department of the Interior contest notice from Miles City Montana dated December 24 1910 cites contestant George Smith against homestead entry 08161 by John D Coggins for land in section 28 township 9 north range 54 east M P Meridian. Hearing set March 13 1911 before U S Land Office officials with March 2 1911 appearance date and publication notice due to attempted service. First publication January 19 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Mont
George Smith
Township
Range
M. P. Meridian
John D. Coggins
Felix Z. Gray
U. S
Ismay
Register
United State Land Office
Montana
Ralph M. Bartholomew
Westmore
Custer County
United States
Notice for Republication of Homestead Claims
Notice republication announces final commutation proof dates for multiple homestead entries in Montana. Margaret Austfather of Seattle is to appear January 30 1911 at Ismay before Felix Z Gray with witnesses Walter Anderson Jr William P Johnson Charles H Emerson and John Johnson. Ralph M Bartholomew of Westmore and colleagues set February 4 1911 as final proof date. A Kirch er Register First publication Dec 30 1911 and January 6 1911.
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Department of the Interior
Miles City
Montana
Margaret Austfather
Seattle
Wash
Township
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
United States
Ismay
Walter Anderson, Jr
William P. Johnson
Charles H. Emerson
John Johnson
Bkalakea
A. Kircher
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Alfred Wright
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F. P. Rivey
Asst. Cashier
State Bank of Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bickle
B. Kempton
Gro. T
Gipson
Dione
Jess
Ee Lee
Dem
Ocratic
Carter Sere Anne
Parsons Smith Everett Blackburn Allen Swindlehurst
Lindsay Oem Em Wee
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Beaverhead
Madison
Broadwater
Jefferson
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Meagher
Granite and
Powell
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Sanders
Park
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sweet Grass and Carbon
Teton
Yellowstone
Wee Bennett
Tatants
Miles Cirry
G. J. Grote
Barber
Geo. W. Farr
Tisor & McKinnon
Miles
Co. D. Ferris
B. J. Dirckman
Scot L. Lundy
Westrone Pellater County
A. B. Johnson
Bunge County
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