Theodore Brantly speech, 1901.

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Theodore Brantly speech, 1901.

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Theodore Brantly was chief justice of the Montana Supreme Court from 1899 to 1916. This collection consists of a speech (April 1, 1901) given to the first meeting of the State Board of Health discussing their responsibilites.

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Brantly, Theodore, 1851-1922

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Theodore Brantly was born in Wilson Count, Tennessee on February 12, 1851, the son of Edwin and Eliza (Brown) Brantly. He graduated from Stewart College in 1874 and then studied law at Cumberland University. He taught ancient languages at Lincoln University in Illinois before being appointed to the faculty at the College of Montana in Deer Lodge in 1887. He began practicing law in 1889 and became a district judge in Deer Lodge in 1893. He was elected chief justice of the Montana Supreme Court in...

Montana State Board of Health

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Montana's Seventh Legislative Assembly created the State Board of Health of Montana in 1901. The Board was to "have the general care of the sanitary interests of the people" and was authorized to "make sanitary investigations and inquiries respecting the causes of disease, and especially epidemics, the causes of mortality and the influence of locality, employment, habits, and other circumstances and conditions, upon the health of the people." In 1967, with the creation of the State ...