Valley County Commissioners Hear Sale of Milk River Bridge Bid
Valley County Montana held a special meeting on July 9 1912 to hear saloon license petitions for O A Steffler Plentywood and to review bids for a Milk River bridge west of Glasgow. Illinois Steel Bridge Co won with 9970 dollars. board dismissed Steffler petition due to resident qualifications and addressed Beaver Creek Malta road and Plentywood incorporation questions.
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Board of County Commissioners
Valley County
Montana
O. A. Steffler
Plentywood
F. O. Fishbeck
O. A.steffler
H. H. Holden
Milk River
Glasgary
Thavin
Central States Bridge Co
Illinois Steel Bridge Co
Glasgow
J. B. Wingard
Geo. E. Bolster
McCabe
Andrew W. Jern
Hanson
Edward’ Jarvis
Babar Iets
J Ge
Henry ‘Fimrell
Andrew W. Jerp
Zick and James
Beaver Creek
Malta
South Road
Lis
Montana Land Boom Forecast By Lewis Penwell
Penwell says Montana lands are in stronger demand than Washington Oregon or Idaho and that activity will pick up after harvest. He cites rising sales this year surpassing all of last year and predicts eastern investors will drive a record crop year and dramatic growth across the state. Farmers and towns are urged to act as land values are set to rise significantly.
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Montana
Lewis Penwell
St. Paul
Omaha
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Penwell
East
Middle East
Minnesota
Michigan
Commonwealth
Middle Western States
Eustomers
Valley County Fair Plans First Annual Meeting and Grounds
The Valley County Fair Association, meeting Monday, sets September 12 14 as dates for the first annual fair and begins construction of a half mile track grand stand and agricultural buildings. Engineers plan the layout for future growth while seeking community support for a non profit event.
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County Fair Association
Valley County Fair
Conant
Valley. Com
Public debate over judiciary reforms and corruption probes
The text discusses judges at high commerce courts facing indictment for corruption in thirteen counts and notes concurrent federal investigations into judges in Seattle. It highlights public interest in making judiciary more accessible and tied to political party concerns amid media coverage.
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A. Commerce P
Sein
House
Seattle
Weeding Appropriation Bill Reform Stifles Irregular Bills
Senator Curtis of Kansas led a fight to strip from the Indiana appropriation bill several hefty items. He eliminated pay demands for attorneys for Indian services and other sums deemed unrelated to merit, arguing such charges should not ride on general funds.
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Congress
Curtis
Kansas
Inediana
Convention Outside Washington Focuses on Hell Fire Attacks
Readers note a convention near Washington this week where the main topic centers on an alleged hell fire attack. The report highlights concerns voiced by the convention's principal figure about intensified actions. Continued on page 8.
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