Northwestern Development League Meet Calls for Helena Gathering
Gov Edwin L Norris calls a May 4 and 5 meeting in Helena for governors of Minnesota Idaho North Dakota South Dakota Oregon Washington and commercial groups to discuss uniting forces to promote northwest development. Delegates and clubs urged to attend and form a permanent organization for regional industrial interests.
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Edwin L. Norris
Northwestern Development
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Helena
Minnesota
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Northwest
Montana
Chambers of Commerce
Uby
Helena Board of Health Sets Scarlet Fever Quarantine Rules
In Helena a regular meeting of the city board of health fixed that scarlet fever quarantine be absolute while measles quarantine continues. Re-elected officials include President Wan and Dr. T D Tuttle with four year terms. Endorsements cover sewer plants at Poundup and Whitefinshind for water works, and Towisrd and Hi lowton plants. Fire services to contact medical schools for quarantine experts to address life spotted fever in Foot valley.
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Helena
Ate
Board of Health
Press Wan
T.D. Tuttle
Tuttle
Poundup
Towisrd
Hilowton
Secur- Ins Qan
Theter Foot
State fires investigation law targets all Montana towns
A new Montana house bill approved by Governor Norris requires thorough fire origin inquiries within two days of each blaze. The state fire marshal and local officials may compel witnesses, seize documents, conduct private probes, and inspect premises to prevent fires with fines for noncompliance and potential immediate arrests for arson.
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Montena
Norris
Haive
Montana Life and Industrial Insurance in 1910
State insurance commissioner H. Fr. Cunningham reports Montana life and industrial companies wrote 12 512 145 in new business for 1910 up from 9 946 191 in 1909. Life coverage in force rose from 56 552 092 to 63 934 609 by year end, while premiums reached 1 481 247 and losses incurred 537 373.
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H. FR. Cunningham
Montana
County Division Meeting Stirs Baker Audience in Farce
A Baker packed audience watched a satirical county division play staged by local organizers led by George W. Burt. Billy Lang and Berry Morris played key roles while Al Davis from Wibaux drew laughs as plans to form a new county were debated. The meeting elected John Oliver as chairman and set a report deadline for the April 17 session in Kalaka, with potential venue changes tied to Miles City stock events.
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Baker
George W. Burt
Billy Lang
Berry Morris
al Davis
Eka
Laka
Powder River
Carlyle District
Ismay
Bakerites
John Oliver
J. C. Kinney
Wibaux
Custer County
Burt
Wool Company Votes to Decrease Capital
The American Wool company directors voted to reduce common stock from 30,000,000 to 20,000,000 and will seek stockholder approval at a Jersey City meeting on April 28. Wool circles expect ratification and new dividends. The firm oversees 34 mills in New England and New York, and figured in tariff debates as the "woolen trust." In Broadview vicinity, about 25,000 acres of winter wheat are in fine condition.
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American Wool Company
Goston
Jersey City
New England
New York State
Washington
Woolen Trust
Broadview
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