West urged action against land leasing bill and irrigation plan
Montana and western states face a proposed ten year government land lease at two cents per acre with renewal option. The measure threatens irrigation and settlement of arid lands. residents should petition Congress and push for an explicit irrigation bill with targeted funding and independent revenue from land sales to sustain reclamation work. Helena Record.
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St. Mary’s Canal
Helena
Christmas Whimsy and Tariff Debate Highlight State Pages
The Montana press roundups praise colorful holiday editions from Montana papers, noting 32 to 72 page issues and vivid illustrations. The second item critiques Democrats in the House over the Philippine tariff bill, calling the debate oratory weak and political rhetoric lacking.
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Montana Record
Big Timber
Montana
Butte Miner
Sweet Grass County
Kalispell Bee
Great Falls Tribune
Phillipsburg Mail
Missoula Democrat
Lewistown Democrat
Rayilli Democrat
Inter Mountain and Standard
Senator Hanna Urges Labor Capital Harmony Committee
Senator Hanna declares increasing cordiality between labor and capital as the greatest public benefit and notes a committee chaired by him is formed to advance that objective with broad support.
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Hanna
Democratic Senators Names Leader Amid Bryan Rhetoric
A fragment notes Democratic senators plan to announce Joe Baily, a forman shouter, as their leader while criticizing Mr. Bryan. The text is unclear on dates or places. The item reads like a political gossip snippet with limited context and no verified events.
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Joe Baily
Forman
Subscribe for Tus Proxker at $1 a year
A brief notice announces a subscription offer for Tus Proxker priced at one dollar per year for individuals. The item emphasizes a low annual rate and urges readers to enroll.
Death of Marshall King at W D Ellis ranch
Marshall King 57, longtime manager of the W D Ellis ranch, died suddenly at the ranch after bowel complications and a tumor caused telescoping of the bowels. He resided here 16 years and leaves a son John 23, his mother and sister in Michigan, a brother in New York, and a late wife. Funeral services were held yesterday at the ranch with Rev J Pope presiding.
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Remarkable Editorial on American Parenting and Schooling
Mr Bok to the American Parent presents a corrective piece from The Ladies' Home Journal editorials criticizing cram and pushing in schools. Excerpts from sixty eight letters demonstrate parental concern and student distress, including a boy fearing lost marks before death.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Stockholders Meeting at Big Timber National Bank
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Big Timber National Bank will be held at the office of the bank on the 14th day of January 1902 between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. for electing seven directors for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. J. A. Hatt, Pres.
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Big Timber National Bank
J. A. Hatt
Pres
Do not overlook our line of the lat est books
Secure your monthly magazines at the Yellowstone Pharmacy. This line highlights new arrivals and the pharmacy as a distribution point for periodicals.
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