Helena Democrats Repudiate Heinze After State Committee Vote
The Montana Democratic Party rejected Heinze’s bid to control the state party. A 21 to 4 vote against Heinze followed a tense run of events, including the Knowlton incident at Helena. The backlash marks a historic repudiation of his methods and aims.
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Prospector Welfare Drive Sparks Debate in Salt Lake
Mrs Judge of Salt Lake inaugurates a movement to establish a hospital and home for indigent and aged prospectors. The proposal urges citizen support to care for veterans of the Rocky Mountain mining era who lack livelihood and face aged dependence, wardship, and poverty without family.
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Montana aims to aid aged prospectors with new home
A Dillon meeting aims to honor long time prospectors by forming a movement to establish a Montana home for aged and infirm miners. The article notes the grim poorhouse wall separates the western miner’s life from the beyond and urges action.
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County fairs bring Western farmers together for learning and fun
The article extols county fairs as a growing Western trend and a nationwide attraction. It notes isolated farmers gain ideas and improved methods, form new connections, and enjoy wholesome amusements while returning home better for attending.
Rural free delivery and tariff trade talk headline
The article argues rural free mail delivery is successful but driver shortages persist and pay is low. It links improved country city ties to trade and tariff reciprocity, noting Canada as a key future market and predicting broader world competition if tariffs fall. It also lists various personal notes and opinions from scientists and public figures.
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Democratic Governor Hope Rallies Montana Delegates
The Bozeman convention hall welcomed 512 delegates as crowds cheered for Democratic leaders. Speaker Clark urged unity, condemned corporate influence, backed eight hour labor, open Indian lands, and road/rail projects, signaling a strong Northwest victory and urging party reconciliation.
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