Diversified Home Staying by Prof Shaw Advocates at Farm Life
The Pioneer argues that diversified home staying on farms yields success, citing agronomist Prof Thomas Shaw and the N Ebert ranch near Livingston. It laments rural youths rushing to cities and professions, urging sons to remain on the farm to boost production and reduce failures.
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Light verdict in Roosevelt libel suit against Iron Ore editor
Theodore Roosevelt won six cents in a libel suit against Marquette Michigan Iron Ore editor Newett after the article called him drunk and pejorative. The trial drew witnesses and publicity, with Roosevelt incurring substantial travel costs while the verdict served notoriety more than money.
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Nurses in Montana to take state exam at Butte
The Montana board of examiners for nurses requires all trained nurses in the state to take a qualifying examination to be held in Butte on July 21. The move aims to standardize credentials across Montana amid rising demand for nursing standards.
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Tariff Bill Outlook Amid Washington Battle
Reports from Washington say a vote on the Underwood tariff bill is expected by mid August with advocates confident of passage. An investigation into President Wilsons charge of a powerful lobby seeking to defeat the measure in the senate is to be conducted. Eastern states seek recognition for their industries while foreign countries request rights. The great west is largely shut out from consideration as the bill moves toward approval.
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Tariff Lobbyists Stir Washington Debate in Billings Gazette
The piece argues for citizen input in tariff legislation while condemning large vested interests and lobbying money. It notes widespread lobbying as Congress considers tariff reforms and contrasts political pressures with public rights to influence policy. It closes with a quip comparing Japan and boxer Jack Johnson to illustrate financial strains.
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Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Relief for Worms
Mothers attribute children illness to worms and seek Kickapoo Worm Killer a candy lozenge that expels worms regulates bowels tones up the system and aims to restore health. The product is guaranteed and sold by druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis. W D Richards & Co. Subscribe for The Pioneer.
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