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BELT VALLEY TIMES
linftoa. Editor
S. A. R<
S • Year in Adraooe
A leer ice* Pr«n Aee'a., Foreife
Advertiwe« Kepr»«»e l e ti »«
PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY AT BELT, MONT., BY S. A. REMINGTON
M am., ae Seee n d Clem Mali
ELECT HARRY MITCHELL AND RELIEF MAY COME
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Who is most apt to understand Montana conditions? With
out question a man who has been associated with Montana bus
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and Montana farms for a generation. For this reason we
thh»k that Harry Mitchell will better represent Montana business
awH Montana farms than any other candidate.
To the wealthy East. Montana is a struggling state ^th
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only four electoral votes and consequently worthy of small con
sidération. Any Irtan who has owed his position for years to any
party will naturally feel that his first allegiance is to that
party. Any man who had to depend upon his own efforts and his
own inltatfve for his livlihood may be expected to stipport Mon
t—v- Montana'* „«da irrespective
opportunity offers. Whatever Montana has gamed of consider-j
ntion from this Republican Congress has been gained by ;, the
alignment of the independent spirits who counted fair play better
one
than party lines.
No farm relief measures were enacted by this congress bè
thé wealth of the land is centralized in the hands of eastern
cause
capitalists and with Andrew Mellon as the power behind the
throne no sane man would expect relief which might subtract one
dollar from the profits of the great manufacturers of the United
States. The tariff upon wheat is a joke and the milling in bond
clause is the joker. Congress has, by the vote of its members» re
fused to do anything to better farm conditions while in many
parts of Montana insurance and loan companies have title to n
greater part of the land.
The tariff upon farm machinery placed there by the party
which Mr. Leavitt represents has raised the prices on fawn im
plements continuously since this tariff was enacted. Not having
time to obtain the figures in Mem tana we are using the prices of
Kansas farm machmery for comparison Add additional freight
and the pfioßs will hold for Montana.
1924
1914
Cost of Implements
Riding Cultivator.$ 25
Sulky Plow..
3-Section Harrow'...
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$ 62
76
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18
41
45
96 .
Mower .
Farm Wagon..
Grain Drill.
Binder .
86
160
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85
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This table shows conclusively why a Democratic representa
tive should be returned from Eastern Montana.
Harry Mitchell buys this machinery and uses it on his farm.
He understands the situation and may be counted upon as one who
will uphold the right of Montana to fair treatment. Elect Harry
Mitchell and the powers that be in Washington will recognize by
your vote the voice of the public calling for à change of policy.
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+ school in Great Fall« motored out
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to attend
the demonratls rally in Neihart and
a visit with his parents, Mr. and
Owing to the beautiful weather of Mrs. Hank Basto of Monarch,
the past few week* most of the
threshing is now completed.
The democratic rally held in Mon- hunting
aroh Friday ev»njpg was'largely at thought of having to try again. !
tended and a good time had by all
praaent.
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Dr. LeeRoy McRurney of Great
Falls spent one day of last week
but returned withthe
I Dorothy Woodall come out from
(Great-Falls for a week end vldit.
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Miss Anna Griffin was a week end
Mrs. Robert Craig of Great Falls
spent several days visiting her
daughter .«nd son-in-l*w, , Mr., and visitor at the home of her parents
Mr». Hank' Basto. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Griffin.
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L. H. Kommers
COMMISSIONER, CASCADE COUNTY. MONTANA
Candidate for Re-election
Stands for a vigorous and efficient business administration
for the office of County Commissioner
YOUR SUPPORT IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
Prepared and Paid for by L. H. Kommers
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY ASSESSOR
Political Adv. Paid for by Harold M. Mady
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PURCHASE SERO
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CORN
Th- n»(„Til . . ,
The number of he«« in Cascade
county has increased conridereW,
t«i 6 put yemr, in on? corn should be
, a * a a - ■ t •
raised to feed these hogs. Securing
now will save trouble and ad
ditional expense next spring.
jVaried«« **"* h * ve ^ rtm
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ni t
FTInta
Geha. a yellow flint which require«
a shorter growing season than any
other variety that is grown in Can
!^ ty
■ certain of maturing. The hardnear.
,^ the kerneLl ^ tkc fact g thé
ears are produced near the ground
! are two points against this variety,
Long's white flint, usually m little
<*r and not so flinty is
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^ Corn
pj oneer «ever*, gtratoa of
the variety have given excellent sat
{«faction. The Smock straih devel
oped in this county by E. A. Smock
near Cascade is ene of the most
popular, , 1 ' i' :«tr 1 .
Minn. 13, Haney Strain. This
strain matures early and has been
grown for several years both in
Choteau and Cascade County with
good success. Several other vari
eties of Minn. 18 adapted to our
short growing season are giving
excellent satisfaction.
Minn. 28, it a whit* yellow dent
similar in size and general appear
to Pioneer White dent and ia a good
variety if adapted seed is secured.
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A corn variety test grown by
Lawrence Diekman on the Truly
Benéh in which all of the leading
varieties and strains recommended
for this section were grown aide by
tide, gave a good check on the above
varieties, showing those .that were
the quickest maturing and most
adaptable for our conditions.
Another
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Radiola
»3100 VALUE
Will be given away by the
Belt Electric
—Service StatfbuU
At the Pythian Theatre
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SAL, OCT. 30
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After the first show to the
one holding lucky number
on theatre ticket coupon.
Starting Wednesday, Oct.
20 , each purchaser of thea
tre tickets will be ..given
coupon, bearing sane num- •
ber as ticket
FREE!
No advance in price of
theatre tickets
Radiola now on display in
the window of Belt Elec
tric Service Station.
belt.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
SALE OP REAL ESTATE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
in pursuance of an order of the Dis
^ Coort of the County of Cascade,
State of Montana, mad« on the 28rd
of September. 192«, ö£*he mat
^ *l p nf r*xi a p t fq p
' SJaBEkT decoaeed. the undersigned,
| the administrator of the estate of
|CHARLLES F. DRABEK. deceased.
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highest bidder, for cash, and subject
to confirmation by said district court,
on Thursday, the 12 *h day of Novera
ber, 192«, at 10:00 o'elodi A. M., at
| the «mih door of ^ ^ty
Court House, in the County of Caa
cade, sut* of Montana, at public
auction, all the Tight, tide, interest
and estate of the said CHARLES P.
DRABEK, deceased, at the thne of
his death, and all right, title and
Ä" Ztt T'JZZ
acquired other than or to addition to
that of the aaid CHARLES P. DBA
BEK > dec ***«' d - at ®f hi »
death, to and to all of that certain
land situate, bring and being In the
said County of Cascade, State of
Montana and bounded and described
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as follows,'to-* wit:
The Southwest Quarter of
the Southwest Quarter (SW14
SWtt) of Section Two (2); West
Half of the Northwest Quarter
(W*NW< 4 ) and Southeast
Quarter of the Northwest Quar
ter (SE^NWK) of Section
Eleven ( 11 ) in Township Four
teen (14) North of Range Seven
(7) East, and also Lot One ( 1 ),
Southeast Quarter of the North
east Quarter (SEKNEK) and
East Half . of the Southeast
Quarter (EttSE', 4 ) of Section
Three (3) in Township Fourteen
(14) North, of Range Seven (7)
East, containing 319.96 acres
together with improvements
thereon situate. —
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OI
SALE: Cash; ten per cent of the
purchase money to be paid to the
auctioneer on the day of the sale,
I balance on confirmation of sale by
i said district court Deed at expenag
of purchaser.
GEORGE E. CAMP, Administrator
of the Estate SI CHARLES F.
DRABEK, deceased.
October '2, 1926 __
MURCH ft WUEETHNEH, At
torneys for Estate.
.NOTICE OF SALE OF BEAL
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NOTICE IS / HEREBY GIVEN,
That in pursuance of an order of the
District Court of the County ofj
Cascade, State of Montana, made on
the 20th day of October, A. D-, 1926,
in the matter of the estate of Lena
Hane, deceased, the undersigned, the
administrator of 4aid estate will sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash' and subject to confir
mation by said district court.
Saturday the 20th day of November,
A. D., 1926, at 10:00 o'clock A, M. at
the residence of the said J. W, Ice
land at Beit, Montana, ' in thé said
County of Cascade, Stale of Mon
tana, all the right, title, interest and
estate of the said Lena Han« at the
time of her death, and all right, title
and interest that the said estate has,
on
qui red other than or in addition if
that of the said Lena Hane at the
time of her death, in and to all there
certain pieces or parcels of land
situate, lying
and being in the said
Cascade County, State of Montana
and bounded and described as fol
O'
lows» to-wit:
East Half of the Northwest
Quarter (EHNW14), Southwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quar
(SW14NEV4),
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
(NW14SE14) of Section Twenty
Four (24), Township Nineteen
(19) North, Range Eight ( 8 )
East of the Montana Meridian,
containing 160 acres. Northeast
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
(NEV.SE*, South Half of the
Southwest Quarter (SWSW14).
Southwest Quarter of the South
east Quarter (SW14SE14) of 4 »
Northwest
ter
Section Twenty-tour (2*1, TWa
ship Nineteen (19) North, Range
Eight ( 8 ) East of the Montana
Meridian, containing 100 acres.
Northwest Quarter (NW14) of
Section Ten (10), Township Six
teen (16) North, Range Four (4)
Gant of the Montana Meridian,
containing 160 acres. <
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
SALE: Cash, tan per cent of the
purchase money to be paid to the
auctioneer on the day of sale, bal
ance on confirmation of sale by said
Court, Deed at expense of
District <
purchaser
J. W Leland. Administrator of
the Estât« of Lena Hane, Deceased.
October Mta. t*M
Smith and Eicbemeyed, stUorenys
tor the estât». .
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( mot te c or eUCTiow
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Provide for tiw Sut»ni»»ton to
(M Elector» of the State of
ot as Amendment to Artleie
» Constitution of the Stole of
to
Taxation kr A
Thereto Providing 7or the Levying of
Taxe* far the Purpose of lesurina
Grow in* Craps Axel net Uw or Damag*
by Hen.
Be It Enacted by the Laglsiatlv* Assam •
My of tbs State of Montane:
Section t That Arttcte XU of the Con
atitutton of the Stete ct Montana be
amended as hereinafter provided, and
lhat the question of said amendment he
submitted to the qualified elector« of the
Slate of Montana at the neat general
election.
Section ï. That Article XII of the
Constitution be. end the same la hereby
amended by adding thereto a new section
a Nnr- Ssetkm
follow»:
"Ssctlon » Th*
providing of Insar
asmtfi to crap« by
• a public
Assembly la
ance acalnst loss or __
hall Is hereby declared to he
purpoee and the Legislative
author!»e<l sod empowered to provide
for the levy and collection annually of a
upon agricultural land for aaid par
; provided, however, that no euch
tax shall be levied seal
opoaty anti] a majority of the qualified
electors of euch county shall, at any reg
ular election or at an election held for
•w* purpose, have voted In favor of sub
mit ting their lands and the crops grow -
lag thereon to the provision* of the State
Hall Insurance Laws, or anises the own
«r of any tract of land ia any county
s h a ll have consented ia writing to the
imposition of such tax. Said tax shall he
levied upon such classification of said
lands and with such exemptions ss may
he provided by law. The Legislativ« As
sembly may divide the state Into hall ia
■ursnoe districts on such basis as shall
ssem lust aad necessary
equitable distribution of
the bordes er
taxation among such lands and may Mas
slfy th* lange within *uch district aad
ths ratas of tax thsrein may vary In te
jsrtanc* with the risk Incurred Th*
Legislativ* Assembly may determine ths
rmtss and may Isvy the tax In the differ
ent districts or may provide that such
rates may be determined and such tax
levied by the State Board of Equalisation
Th* provisions of Section * *f this ArticU
limiting the rate of tax for Auch pur
pose*. shall not apply to (he tax herein
provided for bnt such tax shall be In ad
dition thereto."
Section >. Separate official ballots
■hall he provided at ths general election
to he held In November. 1***,
have printed therson all of Section
this Act. and below tbs'same Mil
printed the words:
which shall
t of
the Constitution
Against the above
to the Constitution.
Each elector shall
designate his pref
erence by marking M X la the square
before th* propo«ltton tor 'which suck
elector desires to vote.
Section 4. Ths vote# far end against
th# amendment above
canvassed determined
provided by the general election laws of
the Stats of Montana.
Section I. AO Acts and par«
In conflict herewith are hereby
.Section «. This A et Mian be
proposed shall be
and declared as
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force and effect from and after tta pa*
■age and approval.
Approved March 1*. INI.
UNITBI) «TATES OF AMERICA.
»TAT* of MONTANA, as.
I. C. T. Stewart, Secretary of State of
the State of Montana, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct
copy of an act entitled: "An Act to Pro
vide for the Submission to the Qualified
Elector* of th# State of Montana of an
A man dosent to Article XII of the Con
stitution of the State of Montana. Relat
ing to Revenue and Taxation by Adding
a New Section Thereto Providing for the
Levying of Taxes for th* Purpose of In
euring Growing Crops Against Loss or
Damage by Hall "
IN TESTIMONY
hereunto set m
Great Seal of
Helena, the Capital, this lith day of July.
ItM
'SPAM
WHEREOF. I have
it hand and affixed the
the State of Montana at
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PERMANENTLY LOCATED
OVER STATE BANK
BELT ELECTRIC
SERVICE STATION
John Poland, Prop.
Auto Battery, Generator
and Starter
Repairing
The Pioneer Garage
Henry Morrow, Prop.
GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBBS
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR STAR CARS
STORAGE BY THE DÀY, WEEK OR MONTH
Second Hand Cars For Sole
ALL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING GUARANTEED
MOBILE OILS
Tlimrgday,
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MONTE McCARTY. Proprietor
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MEALS SERVED ALL HOURS
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6RAYBILL & 8RAYBILL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Oriental Buildtof. ' Belt; Mast.
Ford Building, Gt. Falla, Mont.
Belt Office Open
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
W. H. GEORGE
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The Han Who Grind* Your
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Stanton Bank Building
Great Falb, Montana
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DAIRY
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BOX 264, BELT
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PHYSICIAN AND 8UEGBON
First Class X-Ray
Equipment
Hours: 19 to 12, 2 to 4
7 to 8
BELT. MONTANA