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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
4
In Teton County, school funding is defended as essential for school operation, while a narrow group of Ferguson-leaning politicians who lack higher education claim to oppose it, despite their personal history of limited schooling.
Montanian report alleges misuse of the Chateau baseball nine name to lure dancers without club consent. Announcements note dancers aided by Acantha job printing for bills. campaign notices include McCuach for assessor and Hagen for sheriff with regional support from Dupuyer and surrounding towns.
The piece contrasts Democratic versus Republican performance across 1896 to 1904 data, noting higher exports, favorable trade balances, and gold movements under Republicans. It urges voters to weigh economic indicators and shifts in policy when considering a political change.
The article critiques Ferg of Shelby Junction for opposing county taxes during a dry summer. It argues the levy is already economical, needed for current expenses, and may rise if expenditures keep growing, noting Teton County’s levy compares with nearby counties and Sheriff mileage costs are questioned.
The piece notes Democrats marching with tommy-axes near their county convention and mentions northern county leaders remembering Taylor and deputy sheriff Weimer at Dupuyer. It cites a twenty day Teton county campaign and the Boston Pilot backing Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
John R. McLean predicts a large Democratic victory this year. He is remembered as the candidate who received the smallest vote ever recorded for a Democratic candidate for Ohio governor.
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