Why Not Own Land and Your Own Home
Motivational speech urging independence from wages and ownership of land and home. Questions the listener's lifetime work for others and invites contact at the office for details.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
9
Motivational speech urging independence from wages and ownership of land and home. Questions the listener's lifetime work for others and invites contact at the office for details.
In a city police court James Cox, an 11 year old frail boy, admits a liquor charge alleged to be supplied by older youths. The judge warns of jail next summer if he reoffends and mother receives a slipper discipline suggestion.
William Ackerman known as Butcher Bill, long noted for neighborhood conflicts in Tramway gulch, was brought to the county hospital in forenoon from his cabin. He suffers dropsy and had little food for days, with neighbors avoiding him amid ongoing disputes. Deputy County Attorney White learned of his condition and located Ackerman, arranging transport to the hospital with a watchman to defend the claim against possible trespassers. He claims his food was stolen after illness and that threats against neighbors have escalated in the past.
Tim Fish pleaded guilty before Justice Doran to running horses through the state without the traveling brand. He paid a $20 fine and said he did not know such a brand law existed. He admitted to the charges as he traveled toward Missoula County with the horses.
Reese B. Wampler a longtime Butte mine operator and Tonopah Goldfield stamper leaves to meet his wife in Portland then San Francisco He will return to Nevada to manage mining interests formed with the Montana Tonapah company since locating in Goldfield and Pony with promising holdings now.
Lynch Rochester Commission announces closure of business on August 31. Vendors with outstanding trades are urged to call and settle accounts before the date.
A claim promotes Santa Ana cures for rheumatism saying it removes the cause. Endorsed by E. W. Softly, a window trimmer with mentions of Hennessy’s and local druggists in Butte.
Daly's Place continues a tradition of quality offerings with a specialty in Family liquors and a focus on customer service.
Patrick Carney of Madison county notes strong conditions in his district with good crops, grass, and a booming potato yield. About 50 prospectors mine east of the Jefferson in the Tobacco Root range seeking rich ledges like the Mayflower. Copper ore near Waterloo shows 15 percent red metal while shipments via Gaylord & Ruby Valley branch continue. tonnage expected to rise as season progresses.
Fire Chief Sanger submitted to the city council the July activity report. It lists 22 fires with a total loss of 3460 dollars and insured value of 110250 dollars, plus property involved at 157450 dollars and department expenses totaling 4477.96 dollars including salaries and various supplies.
The notice lists excursion prices for San Francisco and Los Angeles trips via Ogden or Portland from August 7 to 15 and August 16 to 31, with Pullman sleeper additions and through berths to Portland. Tickets valid three months with limited stopovers, and reservations encouraged at the Short Line office in Butte. The ad also mentions routes to Idaho agricultural districts and Payette valleys.
Ice formed at the gardens but caused no damage as thousands of children are promised free rides from 9 to 1 and 2 to 6. Aeronaut Mills will perform a high dive and an illuminated balloon display at night. A mischief joke delayed the wedding march for Thomas H. Kemp and Helen M. Bigley.
The article notes a shift toward vegetarianism and strict dieting to avoid adipose tissue. It describes meals with biscuits, toast, lean meat, and tea with lemon, while avoiding gravy and alcohol at meals. It highlights a fashionable fixation on diet, complexion, and self-denial across men and women.
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