Editorial attacks Pronner tax ethics and editor practices
The Yellowstone Leader fights back against editor influence and alleged tax evasion tied to J. E. Sheridan and the Pronner company. The piece accuses dishonest reporting, questions plant ownership, and condemns misrepresentation aimed at injuring the Pioneer company and its officers.
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Jelly Tragedy Turns Out To Be Soap
In a home misadventure a youth seeks jelly in a jar but finds soft soap instead. The discovery follows a dark cellar search and a cautious spread on bread. The incident ends with a humorous bite and a lesson in patience and misreading kitchen supplies.
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Poet from Dooly County Seeks Reader for Long Poem
A letter from a practical poet from Dooly County says he has written a poem about 100 yards long, taking six months to compose. He offers $10 a day to a trustworthy reader who will not reveal the content and will read it aloud to determine its meaning.
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How Mle Got Religion Humorous Exchange
A Chicago Post joke notes a revivalist asking if a man ever gained religion. The man jokes he has acquired “thirteen pounds of it” and the revivalist presses how he obtained it, leading to the quip that many gain religion by such means.
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