Senator Nelson Earns Wilson Backing for Re election
President Wilson urged Minnesota Democrats to endorse Senator Knute Nelson for another term. Nelson is praised as a loyal veteran of the United States Senate and a strong ally of the administration during war, with other senators and representatives also urged to seek re election for their wartime stand.
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Wilson
Democrats
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Nelson
United States Senate
Political blame games in Congress vice versa dynamics
The text argues that Republicans claim credit when their bills pass a Democratic Congress and Senate, while Democrats take credit for killing measures. It suggests Republicans view themselves as enacting beneficial policy and Democrats as blocking it, portraying minority and majority roles as inverted in practice.
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Congress
Senate
One Good Resolution at Year’s End
The Pioneer urges readers to drop backbiting and slander as the year ends. Emphasizes unity in war time, calling for collaboration among citizens, officials, and private individuals to serve the common good and country. Warns that criminal libel suits are last resorts for those harmed by malice.
Thirteen Years Ago In The Planeer Ball and Notices
A roundup of social notices and events dated December 20 1904 includes Company C planning its Feb 22 annual ball Red Ledge coal price per ton Montana Trading Co milk at Brandenbergs quarter gallon and other local tidbits Miss Addie Dean visits McLeod Miss Oneigh Whitbeck takes over at the Palace restaurant Elgin milk available near the Episcopal church sixteenth quarts for a dollar L A Tintinger sells West Side livery to Kelsey and Kimberling Forsythe heads to Helena to join the legislature Elsie Lowry visits from Columbus The Auditorium hosts a large Eagles ball with decorated hall and fine music Miss Sebrab Clark hosts a young friends gathering Miss Lucia Merriless hosts whist Fiftyone Chapter 22 C E S officers elected and a Park City Park City couple Thomas Carnes and Carolyn Roberts wed at the bride’s sister Mrs G H Howard’s home recognizing her teaching career and Park City Mercantile Co member as groom.
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Company C
Red Ledge Nut Coal
Montana Trading Co
Addie Dean
McLeod
Sebrab Clark
Mollie Bailey
H. §. Evans
Josephine Allen
Dollie McGee
Etta Hatch
Beulah Busha
B. C. Hale
Spence
Park City
Thomas Carnes
Carolyn Roberts
G. H. Howard
W. J. Hannah
Park City Mercantile Co
No Peace Possible in This War Tide
Bozeman Chronicle argues against German peace proposals at Christmas, labeling the kaiser as monstrous and urging continued warfare until Germany is overthrown. It accuses German leaders of unspeakable atrocities against women and children and denounces any negotiated peace with them as a crime against civilization.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Germany
Israel
Uncle Samuel to Aid Taxpayers in 1917 Returns
Government plans to send agents to counties to help taxpayers fill 1917 income tax forms. Postmasters bankers and newspapers will announce each visit and officers will swear returns, collect taxes, and explain exemptions. Married couples with net income of 1000 and single filers with 1000 must file. new exemptions may expand filers in the district.
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Internal Revenue
W. Whaley
Uhnes
Collegae
Beaneh
Eneh
Ross
Taxpayers Must Seek Out the Collector Under Law
The article warns taxpayers that duty rests on individuals to report and file even if no form is received or officer calls. If they fail to comply within the prescribed period, they become violators and face government penalties. The burden lies with the taxpayer to initiate contact.
Sugar Troubles Aired Before Senate Investigation
Senate hearings on sugar troubles continue as Senator Kenyon protests efforts to put the sugar refiners on trial. George M. Rolph testifies that the food administration kept prices down and that without their actions sugar would be higher by at least a fif teen cents a pound. The committee plans further witnesses, while Rolph notes limited beet sugar supply and rising demand from military and civilian uses.
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Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Senate
Kenyon
Read
George M. Rolph
Food Administration
Sucar
American Sugar
Rolph
Tows AL Spreckels
Eta
International Sugar Committee
The
Towo
Mt Rolph
United States
Ralph d
Farm Loan Agents Not Needed Says State Board
State board of land commissioners warns farmers against using agents to secure farm loans. Farmers should contact Sidney Miller, register of state lands, for abstracts and loan applications. November reports show total loans and investments across boards, with farm loans totaling hundreds of thousands and state bonds and school funds also discussed.
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Federa
State Board of Land Cemmissioners
Sete Umnstances
State Find Board
Sidney Miller
State Land Board
Mistile Bind Board
Bine Board
Campanion School
Pari Basa Investmeettn
Liberty
Old Father Gloon Stiff Jolt In Timberites Win
The Timberites beat Laurel 26 to 11 in the first half and finish with Big Timber 11 more points as Laurel adds five. Referee Ted Busha impressed with expert calls matching Charley White’s standards. Standouts include Foster Colvin Righ, Lyons, J Colvin and McDonnell with multiple points.
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Timberites
Big Timber
Laurel
Ted Busha
Charley White
Sweet Grass Laurel Foster Colvin Righ
Conner Walter Lyons
Kenyon Jack Colvin
Paulson R
Bishop Faber postpones visit to St Marks Big Wimber
The Rt. Rev. W. F. Faber D D Bishop of Montana has postponed his visitation to St Marks Episcopal Church in Big Wimber and there will be no services there on next Sunday December 20th as previously announced.
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W. F. Faber
Montana
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Big Wimber
Sunday School And Evening Service Schedule With Year End Reflection
The notice lists Sunday School at 11 a.m. morning service and 7 30 p.m. evening service with a 6th service for the year end. It then includes a quotation about James McNeill Whistler viewing life as warfare and noting he has many friends but his enemies are the ones who keep him busy and striving to be up to the mark.
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James MacNeill Whistler
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Charles Kimberling
K. O. Forsythe
Helena
Elsie Lowry
Columbus
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