A Chance to Save on Monday Newspaper Issues
Montana newspapers could save paper by dropping the Monday edition. The Sunday issue carried Roosevelt's Mitchell address Harding's Minneapolis trip and AP features, while Monday reprints mostly old items with few new developments.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mitchell, S. C
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Sweet Grass County backs Harry Austin for Helena seat
The piece urges voters to elect Harry Austin to the state lower house, praising his oratory and fluent English. It argues Sweet Grass has long lacked a talker who can speak up in Helena and push the county's interests into the map, insisting supporters must act to avoid ongoing complaints.
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Sweet Grass County
Helena
Harry Austin
Fraud suit details alleged ranch scheme by Skinner
The complaint alleges Skinner used church trust and his position as Great Falls treasurer to defraud a widow and her son. He proposed a joint venture to manage a $25,000 mortgageed ranch, claiming equal profit, with stock in a new corporation. He then controlled funds, arranged housing for himself, and paid the widow $500 while retaining the ranch residence. H. H. Austin of Big Timber represents the heirs.
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Skinner
Christian Science Church
Mother Church
Great Falls
Church
John Rumney
H. H. Austin
Big Timber
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