Mrs Nation Talks on the Social Evil in Butte
Mrs. Nation speaks at Mountain View Methodist Church to over 300 listeners. She argues ignorance among youth fuels disease, condemns social evil as nation’s greatest menace, and urges reform by families. She warns against false modesty, liquor, and quack doctors while urging clean living and vigilance over daughters dress.
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Montana Leads In Copper And Silver
A Colorado Mining Record summary on 1909 metal output shows Montana leading in silver and copper, Utah and Colorado excelling in diversity, Missouri atop lead and zinc, and Colorado again prominent in several metals. The eight-state total value approximates 275 million dollars, with the United States remaining dominant in silver copper lead and zinc production.
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Church and Labor Unite in Social Reform
The Methodist church proclaims equal rights and justice for workers, advocating arbitration, safer conditions, abolition of child labor, shorter hours, a living wage, and social salvation. Rev Batchelor urges the church to align with labor, address alienation, and confront moral responsibility of capital, urging social program integration.
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Movement at Roundup for Fergus County division
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports likely support for creating a Fergus County division centered at Roundup. The Judith Basin area is not expected to strongly oppose, and Musselshell Country shows rapid growth. Prospects point to an understanding between Roundup and Musselshell before the legislature convenes, with Roundup as possível county seat.
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Utica Couple to Wed at Wiedeman Mansion
Wedding cards announce the marriage of Miss Ethel Warren daughter of Fred Warren a stockman and banker Utica and Herbert Starr Wood ward cashier of a Philbrook bank. The ceremony will be held at the Wiedeman mansion in Lewistown next Wednesday.
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Chinook merchant named administrator of Murphy estate
Julius Lehfeldt of Chinook appointed administrator of the estate of Michael Murphy who died by his own hand at his ranch near Chinook on December 17. The estate is appraised at about $5,000, with Michigan relatives petitioning for the appointment. Also noted is the Johnson sisters opening parlors for high class dressmaking at 707 West Granite Street.
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Chinook
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Granite Street
Election postponement at churches marks new officers
At a yesterday meeting at First Baptist, W. C. Messias of the Episcopal church was elected permanent president. A misunderstanding over meeting time led to postponing further officer elections until a new session called by the president, likely next Sunday afternoon. Independent Telephone promotes long distance service to Billings and Helena.
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Regular meeting called for Tuesday February 1
All members requested to be present at the regular meeting on Tuesday February 1 for important business. A Murphy, Clerk. Also note Orton Bros. offer best value pianos and organs at 214 218 Main Street.
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Bay State May Vote No on Income Tax Amendment
Boston January 30 Massachusetts likely to set first record on the income tax proposed amendment. The joint committee on federal relations will hear arguments starting tomorrow and report by February’s end. It is intimated that the house will favor the measure while the senate may oppose, steering Massachusetts toward a no vote in the convention of states.
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Naval plan by Meyer faces mixed support in house committee
Washington notes hesitancy among house naval committee members toward Secretary Meyer's proposed naval reorganization. Divisions exist on the question, with some likely to seek changes. Supporters argue the plan should be tested now, with changes possible in next year’s Congress.
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Contest of Narcisse Valleaux will in Fort Benton
A probate contest in district court over the late Narcisse Valleaux known as Captain Nelse proceeds with Judge Tattan summoning a jury for trial on Feb. 24. Valleaux lived near the Teton, where he owned a ranch and cattle holdings. John Valleaux, reportedly not provided for, challenges the will’s probating.
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