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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
4
Subscription rate listed as per year. Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana. Paper is entered in the post office as second class matter.
The district trustees decide not to renew the lease for rooms used by the Teton County Free High School citing lack of space for district needs. They urge the high school trustees to provide suitable quarters and consider funding via direct tax or twenty year bonds for a permanent building at Chateau.
The measure to repeal the desert land law is defeated, and the department should restore land to entry for honest settlers and home builders. In Teton county cooperative irrigation projects including Kil raven Co operative Canal Company have been harmed by the withdrawal order, countering Senator Gibson's claim that Montana ranchers are land grabbers.
The Greatfalls Tribune disputes the repeal of the desert land law as a political question, arguing it affects Northwest homesteads and favors railroads. It criticizes Senator Gibson and Clark’s benefit claims while noting Parker's presidential prospects and Hill's political strength amid party dynamics.
The newspaper acknowledges a previous omission and notes Ben Bollerud of Farmington attended the Republican state convention at Heina as a delegate. The editors apologize for the oversight and pledge to do better in the future.
The piece warns that with Hearst as president and Clark as vice president, grafters would have fat pickins and stash treasures to last until Gabriel blows his horn. It also notes New York physicians fear a young woman unable to stop laughing, likely reacting to Bryan's bid to unite the party.
Within a month more than twenty large commercial trusts have ceased to pay dividends and gone into bankruptcy. This would seem to indicate that the trust problem is solving itself.
Mr Hearst is reported to have chartered all St Louis hotels for convention week highlighting his stance as an anti monopolist.
Pettigrew vows to bolt if Cleveland is nominated. Murphy suggests the move may boost Grover’s odds. A dry goods merchant asks how to keep moths out of stock and is advised to try advertising.
If Mr. Bryan will hush for a minute or two the gentile voice of Mr. Parker may be heard. The remark suggests Parker is ready to address matters once Bryan yields.
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