Big Timber Montana Manager J E Sheridan
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
4
The snippet credits J E Sheridan as manager in Big Timber Montana. It lacks further context or details about roles, dates, or events.
E B Howell of Butte renounces his Bryan silver stance and joins the Republican ranks. In a letter to Charles Leonard he cites the shift in national events, prosperity, and gold production as reasons, noting the free coinage issue no longer dominates politics.
A quote contrasts a cautious approach with a plan described as radical. The statement frames the debate as choosing between a conservative remedy and a more drastic set of measures.
The piece notes a shift in focus from silver to the coming campaign currency issue. L. G. Winston of Minneapolis, once opposing Bryan in 1896, now backs the Democratic nominee and argues free coinage is unlikely to move through Congress. He says currency questions will be subordinated this year.
Senator Carter presented a memorial from Wester state governors protesting the bill. He urged Fuster to withdraw it. Fuster agreed, and the measure was killed.
A meeting of the Republican state central committee has been convened for March 1st. The call notes the purpose is to organize party efforts and discuss upcoming campaigns. Attendees include party officials and regional representatives.
The board met with J W Bailey and Thomas Flanagan. A road petition from C W Dodge et al was filed. Viewers said a road could open for about 400 dollars. reports accepted and surveyors to be notified. Road districts numbered 1 to 14 defined with boundaries. Budgeted 100 dollars for Upper Boulder road repair and 300 dollars for a bridge at Jacob Hoyem ranch. Election sites and judges appointed for each district. Adjourned.
District No 9 Merrill School House Judges Matthew Miller Ed Nelson E A Austin. District No 10 Kent School House Judges Jne Lay Louis Guthrie John Knox. District No 11 Spring Creek School House Judges David Hudson Walter Bell John Flanagan. District No 12 Ballenger Ranch Judges G D Pratton John Trinler Bob Hudson. District No 13 Curtis School Judges E L Harris C A Bailey Chas Curtis. District No 14 Melville School Judges J A Post Herschel Franklin Ed Adan. Tried Five Doctors. Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Ia writes she had kidney troubles for years, had five doctors without benefit, but three bottles Foley's Kidney Cure cured. Budd Drug Co.
Local advertisements endorse Foley’s Honey and Yar for coughs and phlegm relief, Banner Salve for chapped hands and rough skin, One Minute Cough Cure praised for children, and Budd Drug Co claims for curing coughs, colds, croup and throat diseases while preventing consumption.
A note states Ep A Davis appointed as school clerk for School District No 30. The reference appears in a 1904 filing dated March 22.
An old advertisement claims the Bil lings and Burlington Route offer the fastest path to St Louis, saving 8 hours 21 minutes over other routes. It also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers by Lewis Ackerman of Goshen Indiana as a reliable bowel and liver aid from Badd Drug Co.
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