Early Closing of Saloons Praised by Mrs W E Currah
A speech at the Montana Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention praises early saloon closing. Mrs W. E. Currah of Bulle delivers a lengthy address urging enforcement of prohibition, condemning liquor traffic and urging unity among temperance advocates.
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Fragmented text with unclear subject
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Missoula Advertises Against Spokane Competition
A fragmented Missoula promotional piece argues Missoula can never rival Spokane in resources and growth. It urges readers to buy in Missoula now, claiming future payoffs from local investments and rail access, and pressures residents to relocate or invest.
Park Street Row Tale Reveals Turmoil and Shooting Motive
Jones recounts the Park Street disturbance ending in a fatal shooting after a struggle at a store. He denies being the aggressor, cites provocations, and names individuals and shops involved while questioning motives and urging restraint.
Kendall and Barnes King announce mining boom in Kendall district
Lewistown News reports Kendall district showing strong ore discoveries with Wendal mining area described as a premier gold producer. Investors note expanding mines and mills, with new ore bodies and high values up to six dollars per ton. Barnes King highlights a large high grade body and multiple neighboring veins delivering promising ore from Abbey and Northwest Wendail regions.
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Political Field Notes Highlight Stirrings and Rhetoric
A fragmentary political column recounts Saturday night meetings with Senator Dolli Verayus and Senator Beverly, plus remarks aimed at Carter and Debs style contrasts. It notes newspapers' varied takes, a Livingston Post report on Dan Vinesy, Yancey’s quips, and voter registration reminders in Menderville and Silver Bow Park.
Bryan Final Speaking Tour Across Midwest and Illinois
Texas and midwest coverage notes Willieb Bryan’s campaign swing through Fairview Lincoln Meb Ort 18 including stops in Saint Louis and Chicago. He plans speeches before crossing the Mississippi and addressing Vine Nation workers then six hours at a country view while his son Journey joins. Bryan travels by train, with Frederick Brown Lincoln mayor and others accompanying, wrapping with addresses in Chicago as part of a larger tour.
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Hansen Back in Town to Register His Name
Hall Heusen returned to venting from Salt Like where he had been the past week and after rou ine today. It mentions a political showdown in Vial with Nebraskan backers and Bryan likely to carry the state. The race meeting at Balt Tanto ily and Balt Tanto me meetings feature Thander under Wile Nat Murray as starter, with ten horses in stables ready for events. Only the “hinad lars” have been out. competition expected among the week’s best horses. Miles cured in 6 vo 14 days, tarointment ad info on treatment methods.
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Dowinick Quiles of Meaderville Dies of Tynnnnld Fever
Dowinick Quiles of Meaderville dies after a typhnnld fever. Survived by his father Dominick Quilnel and his mother Mrs Dominick Quilnel, two siblings, and two visitors. Funeral at home Tuesday morning, body taken to St Mary Victor church for mass and burial.
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Standamemt ad for woolen garments and subscriptions
Fragmented OCR ad copy touts woolen garments with double stitching and storm protection. It pitches a cheap subscription offer, promising mail order incentives and various prices, ending with clothing lines and a call to action for readers to join and subscribe.
No Secret About These Amounts Revealed in Campaign Fund
New York and other states report detailed donations received on December 17 listed to Democratic campaign funds. Names include Catharinians, Nathan Cole, Donahue, and several committees with sums from 10 to 1,100 dollars. Other donors from Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia are named with varied amounts, illustrating broad fundraising activity.
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Death by Own Action of Montana Stage Driver
Geh W Dean Wilson, a well known stage driver and owner of the line between Lewistown and an unspecified point, died yesterday at Malder from a dose of landanama. He was from Coffeyville Kansas and left a note stating his parentage in that state. His health was the cause alleged.
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Judge Lynch Replies On Railroad Passes Question
Jereatait J. Lynch writes to the Standard addressing the propriety of accepting railroad passes. He explains his past conduct while traveling and outlines his anticipated course if re-elected district judge. The letter responds to a prior query from “A Workingman” about annual passes and access to railroads.
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Fragmentary Chicago News item on charity solicitation
A garbled Chicago News fragment shows a man and a woman in an awkward exchange about a charity solicitation. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings, making the event and names unclear.
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