Republican State Convention Called for Montana in 1900
Welena Mont States Central Committee calls a Republican State Convention in Butte on May 1 1900 to elect six delegates and six alternates to the National Convention in Philadelphia June 19 1900. Delegates must be Republicans from their counties with rules on attendance and voting set by the party leaders J P Woolman and T B Miller.
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Welena
Montana
Republican State Central Committee
Butte
Philadelphia
Party
Deleygates
Fifith
J.P. Woolman
T. B. Miller
Farmers Rejoice At Agrarian Gains Despite Public Forgetfulness
The piece notes improved agricultural conditions contrasting with 1894 96 depression and claims U S farm produce value exceeded by about 1 6 million dollars over the past year, reflecting an average gain of about 31 per cent.
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USA
Agricultural review shows gains since 1890s low
The American Agriculturists report an improved U.S. farming picture with livestock valued $700 million above the low point, crops up $600 million, and total agricultural investment around $11.55 billion. Livestock, cattle, sheep, hogs, and farm real estate all show substantial gains despite earlier depressions.
Western governors to meet in Salt Lake City on lands leasing
In a few weeks western governors will gather in Salt Lake City to discuss leasing public lands in scarce regions. Governor Smith seeks informed views from interested parties to fairly present the issue as bills in Congress may harm small and new settlers. Citizens should protest promptly and send views to the governor and petitions to their Congressional representatives.
Berwind Waite Coal Co Raises Miner Wages
Th Berwind Waite Coal Mining Co of Philadelphia has increased miners wages by 20 percent, claiming the highest pay in two decades. Democratic stump speakers face skepticism as wage earners note recent raises.
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Th. Berwind- Waite
Coal Mining Co
Philadelphia
Democratic convention backs Bryan and free trade platform
The Democratic press celebrates the Nebraska convention endorsing Bryan and the Chicago platform. While the result is as expected, Bryan supporters cheer, implying potential obstacles at the national convention and party unity concerns.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Chicago
Idan
Souvenir praised for artistry and county reflection
The Livingston Enterprise remarks on a souvenir received yesterday calling it a gem of the art. It credits the publishers and county and notes the descriptive matter and illustrations are far ahead of most that have come to the office.
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Livingston Enterprise
Fergus County Plans Second Fee in Six Weeks
Fergus County will implement another fee next month, marking the second in six weeks with prospects of a third. The move aims to bolster county funds, drawing attention from county officials including the sheriff of Silver Bow County.
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Fergus County
Silver Bow
Butte
District 30 Bonds Sell At Premium To Palmer
School district No 30 sold its bonds for 500 to H Palmer at a premium of 810. This sale reflects well on the district and indicates strength in the local financial market.
Plainsman Exchange Reaches Plains Montana Editor
The Plainsman is the latest exchange to reach us published at Plains Montana by Alex Rhune former editor of the Meagher County News.
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Plainsman
Plains, Mont
Alex Rhune
Meagher County
Rich Ore From Independence in Montana Prospect
E H Cowles, mining man from Park County, travels to Oregon with plans to establish a mill at the Boston lode in Upper Boulder district. An assay by E M Fisk shows $3862 gold per ton, supporting views that free milling ore is abundant and capital is needed to develop rich mineral beds. Cowles predicts the district will astonish the world and Livingston will become a major supply hub.
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Independence
Helena Herald
E. H. Cowles
Park County
Oregon
Livingston
Denver
Montana
Long Distance Telephone Extension Planned for Livingston
The Livingston Enterprise reports the Bell Telephone company will extend long distance service from Livingston to Big Timber with construction starting immediately and completion expected soon. Plans include connections to Hunters Springdale and other points with a possible central exchange at Big Timber. A line from Livingston to Mammoth Hot Springs may also be built. Local and long distance service are rapidly expanding as instrument usage grows.
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Livingston
Summers
Bell Telephone Company
Bigtimber
Atv Hunters
Springdale
Bigthwber
Park Branch
Mammoth Hot Springs
Who May Vote at School Elections in Montana
Assistant Attorney General Loeb cites the Montana statute: any U S citizen who has lived in the state for one year and in the school district for 30 days before the election may vote. Women age 21 or older, citizens who have resided one year in the state and 30 days in the district before the election may vote, with registration required in districts of the first class.
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Loeb
United States
Thetate
Montana
Boston Wool Market Shows Steady Tone Amid Cautious Hope
The American Cotton and Wool Reporter reports a steadier market with renewed inquiry but no price advances. A large 1,000,000 pound sale boosts weekly totals to 3,505,000 pounds, domestic and foreign, while overall prices dip 5 to 7 percent from last November’s high. Territory wools fetch 58 to 65 cents per pound scoured, with finer lines around 58 to 60 cents, and Australian scoured prices near 80 to 95 cents, reflecting cautious confidence and limited business.
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Boston
American Cotton and Wool Reporter
Hauer Salve Cures Chapped Hands Quickly
A healing ointment by Gudd Drug Co. claims rapid relief for cracked skin and rough hands. The product advertises fast action and broad use for everyday skin care.
DeWitts Little Early Risers Praised by Michigan Reader
M B Smith of Butternut Michigan says the DeWitts Little Early Risers are the best pills for costiveness and liver and bowel troubles, as noted by Budd Drug Co.
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M. B. Smith
Butternut, Mich
DeWitt
Budd Drug Co
Mrs Frances L Sales Kidney Cure Claims Cure
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa reports years of severe kidney troubles with no relief from five doctors until using Foley's Kidney Cure. After three bottles she states she achieved a perfect cure and credits Budd Drug Co. for the remedy.
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Frances L. Sales
Missouri Valley
Foley
Budd Drug Co
One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Newark Reader
Wm Orr of Newark Ohio endorses One Minute Cough Cure claiming it saved his boy from pneumonia. He says the medicine cures coughs and all lung diseases, is pleasant to take and harmless with immediate results, as advertised by Budd Drug Co.
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Wm. Orr
Newark
Budd Drug Co
Consumption Threatened
A Cham paign Illinois man named C Unger credits Foley s Honey and Tar with curing his year long hacking cough after physicians and many remedies failed. The testimonial appears in Budd s Drug Co advertising copy.
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C. Unger
Maplestreet
Champaign
Ill
Foley
Budd
Drig Co
Ene Proycer Official Paper of Sweet Grass County
The Ene Proycer serves as the county’s principal paper, aiming to be a beacon light for every household in Sweet Grass County through its local reporting and community notices.
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Sweet Grass County
Ene Proycer
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