Montana Adopts State Song At State Fair
The state to publish its new state song soon with words by Charley Cohen of the Butte Miner. Sung at the state fair, the tune is awaiting publication and market release in a few days.
28 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
1
The state to publish its new state song soon with words by Charley Cohen of the Butte Miner. Sung at the state fair, the tune is awaiting publication and market release in a few days.
Advertising rebuttal to an Ekalaka Eagle article compares fiscal years 1908 1909 and 1909 1910 for Savage and Wells. It claims Wells year equals Savage two years in expenses salaries and total costs and argues for taxpayer investigation into deputies salaries and county finances.
A Montana election rally features A J Freeman arguing the proposed constitutional amendment would raise state tax power, while speakers warn it hides a rate increase. The event at Barlinghart hall includes a dance with attendees from Terry, Mildred, Knowlton, Westmore, Plevna, Baker, and Ekalaka.
The Ismay rally drew a large enthusiastic crowd with many citizens arriving before noon. Held at Earling Burt hall it featured candidates George W. Burt A J Freeman Carl B Calvin O C Haynes Sharpless Walker Ben Levalley Geo B Robbins Charles Daly and A H Swordfiger in attendance.
Census Director Durand on Thursday outlined the bureau’s fraud-detection operations in the search for padding in population returns. He said a special force of experts is deployed to investigate suspicions, with house-to-house canvasses and interviews of supervisors and enumerators to verify figures across districts.
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