Musselshell Advocate Gains Montana Readers
State editors hail the Musselshell Advocate at Musselshell for its bright layout and strong ads. It is published by Johnson Bros and edited by Ed R Johnson who aims to serve the territory with good local journalism. The text also discusses sugar trust scandal coverage and calls for a state road from Billings, urging local chambers to support the plan.
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Montana
Musselshell
Mussellshell
Musselshell Valley
Johnson Bros
Ed. R. Johnson
Invest Your Savings in Land for a Secure Future
The Livingston Post notes land values rise rapidly in the western country with acres jumping from 4 to 6 dollars to 15 to 206 dollars. Scarcity will push prices higher, making land the best installment plan investment for a young man. Plant potatoes to cover costs in two years, or plant an orchard to earn hundreds more per acre than cost. Substantial acres cultivated properly can make him independent.
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Livingston Post
Spanking machine suggested to curb noisy youths in Valley town
Valley County News reports parents allowing boys to disrupt public entertainments. A recent Episcopal church event featured a soloist drowned out by front-row youths. The paper criticizes misbehavior and advocates the spanking machine as a remedy.
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Valley County News
Episcopal Church
Western posts abandoned as war secretary urges centralization
The Yellowstone Journal reflects on the secretary of war's proposal to abandon all western military posts and concentrate troops near large cities. It notes old civic fear of losing Fort Keogh and jokes about mistaken belief in Fort Assinniboine, offering thanks that the issue has not sparked action.
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Yellowstone Journal
Wild West
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Keogh
Helena
Missoula
Havre
Fort Assinniboine
Central American states compared to a troubled region
The Miles City Independent frames Central American nations as a paradoxical mix of comedy and tragedy. Delegates once gathered in Washington to herald peace, yet upon returning home the dream collapsed. The piece notes despotic rulers, feigned friendship with the United States, and persistent regional jealousy.
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Miles City
Central American
Washington
Central America
Balkan
Europe
Billings Chamber Urges Helena to Glendive State Road
I D O Donnell of the good roads committee urged a state road from Helena to Glendive at the weekly Billings Chamber dinner. He proposed writing letters to commercial interests to gain support for the project.
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Columbus News
Billings Chamber of Commerce
I. D. O'Donnell
Good Roads Committee
Helena
Glendive
Montana banks show rapid growth in deposits and resources
The Helena Record notes H C Pigott state bank examiner reports flood of new state banks, deposits rising from 18 million to over 22 million and total resources increasing from 25 million to more than 28 million. The rise comes despite a small state population, highlighting strong prosperity.
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Helena
H. C. Pigott
Polygamy Fall for Young Turks Reform Promise
A Mohammedan Turk speaking in Chicago says the Young Turks seek religious liberty free education and abolition of polygamy. If true the reforms could revolutionize Turkey ending polygamy locally and potentially inspiring similar changes elsewhere in Asia. The movement portrays itself as practical reform.
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Missoula
Chicago
Asia
Christendom
Turkey
Morse Faces Growing Scrutiny in Fraud Case
Red Lodge Picks portrays Charles W. Morse as a frenzied financier and ice man facing indictments. He has survived multiple judicial examinations while friends back him with leadership roles and influence, but justice presses. Morse and Albert T. Patrick share a path of disgrace, with Morse now “a dead one.”
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Red Lodge
Charles W. Morse
Mr. Morse
School of Finance
Albert T. Patrick
Dame Justice
Morse
Reorganization Aims At Glendive Chamber Of Commerce
Glendive business men plan to reestablish a chamber of commerce after prior efforts faded. Community work is urged and all interested in Glendive and Dawson county urged to participate to promote local resources and publicize opportunities.
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Glendive
Chamber of Commerce
Dawson County
Bryan style pilgrimage echoes county commission bid
Walter Valerian recalls William Jennings Bryan journeying through South and Central America. A Madison county man once campaigned for county commissioner, drifting from his jurisdiction to Jefferson county while courting votes and explaining he would need them all to win.
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Walter Valerian
William Jennings Bryan
South
Central America
Madison County
Jefferson County
If Dr Cook is a Fraud Public Opinion Vindicated
From the Bozeman Courier-Republican, a reflection on Dr Cook’s standing. The piece argues public opinion is vindicated whether he is a fraud or not, noting that the doctor refused to expose himself to public confidence and implying the American public previously ridiculed him before his final pole attempt.
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Bozeman Courier-Republican
Cook
Ego inspectors urged after Greensville case
From the Red Lodge Picket the piece argues for prompt appointment of ego inspectors in every city and town. It suggests ego is a dangerous disease, perhaps more so than dementia Americana, or vice versa, highlighting a need for vigilance in public discourse.
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Red Lodge
Greensville
Ohio
Milwaukee youth buys seat on New York Stock Exchange
From the Billings Journal, the so called boy mayor of Milwaukee is reported to have purchased a seat on the New York stock exchange. He will likely learn that youth alone is not an asset amid bulls and bears without nerve and shrewdness and the knack for taking something for nothing.
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Billings Journal
Milwaukee
New York Stock Exchange
Dillon's Slow Rise Amid West's Rapid Development
From the Dillon Tribune, the article notes Dillon lags in keeping pace with the West's swift growth, highlighting slow progress in forging ahead and the town's struggle to attract business, industry, and infrastructure updates.
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Dillon Tribune
Dillon
West
Com
Boosters Club Sought to Finish Hospital Fund
The text notes $25,000 has sat in the hospital fund for nearly two years with an additional $25,000 ready, and $1,000 more on top of a $50,000 total waiting for completion. No further contributions have arrived, suggesting an opportunity for a real boosters' club to form and finish the drive.
Ban Lifted For Santa's Tree In Reserve
In a guarded plea, a reserve ranger is asked to turn away as a child cuts down a tree for Christmas. The speaker argues the vast reserve can spare a tree and urges lifting the ban so Santa can hang gifts.
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Red Lodge
Forest Ranger
Santa Claus
Presidents Autographs Sold in New York for 930
A complete set of autographs of all the presidents was sold in New York the other day for 930. The sale notes that presidents have been prolific and not always discriminating letter writers, implying a varied quality of the collection.
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Billings Journal
New York
Postmasters advise early registered mail for Christmas returns
The Columbia Falls Columbian reports postal officials urging residents to send registered mail early and complete delivery before Christmas to improve chances of receiving items back afterward.
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Columbia Falls
Knox Stands Firm on Nicaraguan Affair In 20th Century Note
Northwest Tribune reports Secretary Knox takes a strong stand defending rights against government encroachment. The piece frames U S support as upholding civil liberties, invoking a Patrick Henry like spirit and Uncle Sam backing.
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Northwest Tribune
Knox
Patrick Henry Build
Uncle Sam
Montana Needs No State Song Warns Against Verse Makers
In Forsyth Times Journal a writer argues Montana does not require a state song and suggests the state board of health should curb ambitious verse makers to avoid overblown declarations. The remark highlights local skepticism toward state symbolism and cultural initiatives.
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Forsyth Times-Journal
Montana
State Board of Health
Washington scientist claims whiskey without a worm
A Washington scientist says he has found a method to produce whiskey without using a worm. The statement contrasts with a need to remove dangerous snakes, implying broader concerns about safety or pests.
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Judith Basin
Washington
Pray Faces Choice Between Echo and Voice in Congress
Charles Pray again weighs his role in Congress offering a decision between echoing party lines or asserting independent vocal leadership. The choice could define his legislative posture and influence with colleagues and constituents.
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The
Livingston Post
Charles Pray
Congress
Bozeman Student Dies From Scarlet Fever
Albert C. Cooper a 0 year old Bozeman agricul tural college chemistry sophomore died at 9 45 this morning after a two week illness. Father F J Cooper of Northfield Minnesota notified his son s death by telegram. Cooper had attended Northfield High School and came to Bozeman in 1908. He was quiet studious and especially interested in chemistry. He leaves a sister and father and was nephew of Prof George B Cooper who resigned last spring and moved to Washington.
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Bozeman
Albert C. Cooper
The
Agricultural College
F. J. Cooper
Northfield
Minn
Minnesota
George B. Cooper
Washington
WANTED BRIGHT BOYS TO SELL STANDARDS IN BUTTE
Classified ads offer quick earnings eight dollars weekly for selling Standards in Butte with morning circulator work. Includes barber trade schooling and other help wanted notices. Mentions Moler Barber College in Salt Lake City and multiple local positions for women, skilled work, and ranch tasks. A snowstorm delays flights as a pilot plans more attempts.
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Front Ave
Spokane
Wash
Butte
Barber Trade Tau Gut
Moler Barber College
Commercial St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Union Pacific Abandons Wooden Passenger Cars
Omaha reports Union Pacific will order only steel passenger cars, replacing wooden ones after tests. Policy aims to reduce wreck and fire risk while boosting passenger comfort. Over the next two years most lines will be double tracked and equipped with block signals, with Edward Harriman's work continuing.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Edward H. Harriman
Real estate and rental notices from Butte ad page
Wilson and Smith Co offers real estate loans and buys secondhand stores and furniture at top cash or new department allowance. Oechsli advertises at 42 W Broadway Butte Ind. phone 1 567 Bell 776. For rent office space on Granite Street ground floor Casey building contact George H Casey Casey Building corner Granite and Hamilton. Also For Rent Housekeeping Rooms 496 E Broadway Butte.
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Oechsli
W. Broadway
Butte
Ind
Bell
Granite St
Casey Building
George H. Casey
Granite
Hamilton Sts
Paper a vital factor in U S commerce rises
Washington reports a Commerce and Labor bulletin shows paper and related products as a key trade element. Imports grew from 73 million in 1899 to 112 million in 1909 while exports also rose. Over ten years American makers sold foreign markets 80 million in paper products, with 70 million spent on foreign goods.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
African Diamond Jubilee Observed by Methodists
The Methodist Episcopal churches of Greater New York began their African diamond jubilee today with special services and missions collections. An announcement was expected tomorrow that the $390,000 jubilee fund is raised. The celebration closes Monday night with an address by President Taft on Africa and its missions.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Churches of
Greater New York
Africa
Jubilee Commission
Taft
Hamilton flies 24g miles in 3% minutes at Lake Contrary
In St. Joseph Missouri on December 12 Charles K Hamilton piloting a Glenn H Curtiss aeroplane completed a 24g mile flight in 3% minutes at Lake Contrary this afternoon showcasing early aviation speed and endurance milestones.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Charles K. Hamilton
Glenn H. Curtiss
Lake Contrary
Bozeman Notes Sunken Officers and Lodge Elections
Bozeman notes list eject officers of the local Grand Army of the Republic post led by A. N. Bull with several command roles and delegates. Woodmen of the World elect council commander P. H W. Wilkins and other officers including adviser lieutenant W. Smith and banker A. M. Brandenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8 Hartman celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner at Hotel Bozeman joined by friends including Burr Fisher and W. W. Livingston. the Hartmans have resided in Bozeman most of their 25 years apart from three winters in Washington.
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Bozeman
Grand Army of the Republic
A. N. Bull
D. J T. Brenneman
George W. Flanders
Fottlieb Stucky
George A. Shay
J. N. Ramsey
William Wade
John Anderson
Joseph M. Lindley
Council of
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