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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
4
An old newspaper fragment notes L. C. Olmstead as editor and mentions Thursday afternoon publication timing with SIG Timber Montana appearing in the text.
The Official Paper of Sweet Grass County announces a Republican county convention at Busha and Bailey's hall in Big Timber on September 22 1898 at 10 a.m. to elect delegates and alternates to the state convention and nominate candidates. Primary elections precede on September 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. at designated precincts with exceptions.
The Republican central committee met at Busha and Bailey's hall with Chairman J. W. Bailey and Secretary E. M. Wall. They voted to hold one county convention on September 22 to nominate candidates and invited all who back the administration to participate in primaries, including former Republicans seeking reentry. The tariff issue was highlighted as pivotal in drawing members back.
HARgsMan pursues fusion with a strong drive while reception varies across Sloniaia. Some factions offer support, others show hesitation, shaping a selective environment for his scientific aims.
In Big Timber and surrounding precincts debates hinge on tariffs while finances loom as a potential future issue. Democratic and silver Republicans push tariff as key to prosperity, urging voters to consider protection to support home institutions. The Democratic county convention is set for Sept 19 in Big Timber to elect delegates and alternates, with primaries on Sept 1 to 4 pm and a county convention Oct 4 to nominate a ticket.
The Warra gut Post No 7 drafts resolutions noting Comrade Dodge was called to the final roll call. They express a loss to the post, honor his participation in Memorial Day ceremonies, and send sympathy to his mother. Signed by GEORGE Ioe J.B. Lawrence b.P. Drake, Livingston, Mont. August 29, 1998. Com.
The Stockgrowers Journal notes Chicago agents push conjecture on future wheat values as Leiter’s market control failed. Hidden farmer storehouses and miscounted supplies upset estimates, risking delayed sales and continued hoarding while wheat can be kept long with proper drying and annual winnowing.
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