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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1896

Page

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Republican State Convention Chooses Delegates to National Meet

The Montana Republican convention chose Senators Mantle and Carter and Congressman Hartman as national delegates by acclamation. Judge T. C. Marshall Alexander Metzell and Judge J. M. Strevell were named as alternates, with platform praising bimetallism and protection and denouncing the Dingley bill. Delegates pledged to back a candidate aligned with these principles at the national convention.

Carter Mantle Hartman Congressman Hartman St. Louis T. C. Marshall Missoula Alexander Metzell Madison J. M. Strevell Custer Bolt American Protection Association Granite County Montana Congress Cuba Republican Party of United States China Japan India Mantic Teller Dubois Cannon Commonwealth Lee Mantle Thomas H. Carter Charles S. Hartman Hawaii

No Place Like Montana

Gold T. Curtis, president of the First National Bank of Great Falls, reports from New York and eastern cities that conditions are tight there while Montana remains prosperous. He notes low prices in New York, similar mild conditions in Minnesota, and predicts Montanans enjoy luxuries and savings as others face layoffs and hardship. He urges Montanans to stay and prosper.

Gold T. Curtis First National Bank of Montana Curtis Union East

Western Horses Not Suitable for Cavalry Remounts

The Stock Growers Journal reports that western horsemen dispute government tests failing to supply horses for the Eighth Cavalry at Fort Meade. Despite many efforts across Dakota and Wyoming, Hale’s horses are rejected for not meeting strict Army Regulations, with calls for western breeders to tame and market horses properly to win cavalry business.

John D. Hale South Dakota Eighth Cavalry Fort Meade Wyoming Montana Hale Chicago Dakota U.S. Army West 10Th Cavalry Fort Keogh Stock Growers Journal

Shiloh's Cure Promoted For Lung Diseases

An old health ad claims Shilohs Cure cures consumption la grippe pneumonia and throat and lung diseases and notes it is sold by druggists.

Shiloh

Economy Luncheon Shows Frugal Feasts and Smart Society

A Demorest's May piece recounts a hostess hosting ten guests with six courses priced to impress. Menu cards itemize costs for oysters lobster bread pepper and butter totaling sixty nine cents, inspiring other rich hosts to host marked down luncheons at lower per plate costs.

Demorest

Facts for Farmers on Wool Prices and Trade Figures

A compact summary of historical wool market data from the American Economist. It lists Ohio wool sale lows, sheep value under protection and free trade, and import totals for woolen goods and related materials during 1891 to 1896, contrasted under Republican protection and Democratic free trade regimes.

Ohio Harrison Cleveland

Australian shearer Powers sets 315 sheep record at Barenga Station

Powers, an Australian, shorn 315 mixed sheep in seven hours and forty five minutes using a machine at Barenga Station. The same station reportedly shorn 90,000 sheep in twenty three days by twenty six men.

Powers Barenga Station Australia Meno

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