Methodist Churches Criticize Panic Gambling in Public Sermon
A wartime era critique condemns the Panic and Pit gambling craze seen in town, contrasting it with traditional social card games. It warns of stock gambling’s ruin, especially for bank workers, urging faithful to avoid moral peril and hypocrisy in religious circles.
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Heimmel
Methodist Church
Supplement on Chateau area buildings and country scenery
The Acantha publishes a supplement with photos of Chateau and surrounding country. The work was produced in St. Paul as a reproduction of advertising material sent from R. Wergzman, immigration agent for the Great Northern Railway, aimed at attracting a desirable class of farmers. Several spelling errors in the illustration key are noted, and readers are asked for leniency.
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the Acantha
Chateau
St. Paul
R. Wergzman
Great North
Yeton County
Great Falls Republicans Nominate Strong Campaign Ticket
The Republicans of Great Falls nominate a strong ticket for spring elections. Mayor Freeman leads a business like administration and deserves voters endorsement. Mr Bryan says whatever the people want is right, implying he has erred before.
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Republicans
Great Falls
Freeman
Bryan Savs
Maud Gonne in Divorce Court Amid Liberty Talks
The piece notes Maud Gonne, famed Irish figure, in a divorce court scene while a society forms for a British audience segment. Judge Alton B. Parker is mentioned as a potential appointee in relation to membership.
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Maud Gonne
Joan of Arc
Alton B. Parker
New Game Law Likely To Be Ruled Unconstitutional
A columnist predicts the supreme court will strike down the new game law. The writer argues the statute oversteps constitutional boundaries and foresees a decisive 10 to 1 ruling against it.
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Supreme Court
Publication Delays Plague Montaniat Weekly
The March 24 Montaniat was printed late and circulated on Tuesday. Chronic delays burden the staff and raise questions about timeliness and duties including church choir involvement and postal tasks.
Senate Comic Treaty Proposal Sparks Readings in Chamber
The senate viewed a spoof called the original Santo Domingan treaty prepared by Mrs Reader. It named Santo Domingo and the United States as the High Contracting Parties and proposed allied armies and navies for mutual defense.
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Gan
New Game Law Threatens Outgoing Officials in State
The proposed law could extend the tenure of the current game warden and deputies for two years but faces strong public opposition. If passed, the next legislature may remove these officials, replacing them and ending their tenure entirely.
Rockefeller Donation Won’t Ease Church Gatekeeping
The piece notes the Congregational church may accept $100,000 from John D Rockefeller yet doubts it will help the rich man pass through the eye of the needle. It adds a satirical suggestion Rockefeller might try to bribe St Peter with his remaining wealth.
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Congregational Church
John D. Rockefeller
Government conscience fund sent by pencil owner
A man who kept two lead pencils for the government sent ten cents to the conscience fund. The money will likely help cover expenses for summer junketing trips.
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Conscience Fund
Seven Candidates Run for Butte Mayor
Butte lists seven mayoral hopefuls with the Republican nominee described as the only decent man amid the field though his win appears unlikely. The piece notes the city may struggle to know how to react to a decent official.
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Butte
Bonding for Chateau County Courthouse Project
A call for public support to bond the county for funds to construct a suitable courthouse at Chateau, the county seat. The note suggests a strong majority, five hundred, would be preferable to fifty, to ensure passage.
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Chateau
March Sees Lamb Bloom as Lions Remain Bloody
A playful weather note contrasts a gentle March bloom with forecasts of a fierce close, suggesting the lionish end to March may be as fiery as its name implies. The line hints at shifting seasonal mood and stormier trends ahead.
Drill for a Court House in Teton County Plan
The statement urges immediate action to establish a courthouse in Teton County, arguing inactivity yields no gains and promotes proactive efforts.
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Teton County
Liquor Licenses Raised Under New Law
The ninth legislative assembly approved higher liquor license rates. Cities with 10 000+人口 pay 330 semi annually. 3 500–10 000 pay 275. 1 000–3 500 pay 364. 300–1 000 pay 220. under 300 pay 165. Licenses are transferable within issuing city or county and issued for at least six months.
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Ninth Legislative Assembly
Inoculation Plan To Rid Stock Pests Tested This Summer
Dr. M. J. Knowles state veterinarian will direct a new inoculation scheme to reduce wolf and coyote predation on stock. Eight counties will have coordinators and eight pups will be inoculated, released in eight directions, and guarded until the right moment for dispersal. Each county supervisor will be paid fifteen dollars per head for capturing infecting and distributing the animals. Selected county men include K Previtt Chouteau George Clark Valley and Representative George W Brewster of Rosebud.
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Knowles
K. Previtt
Chouteau
George Clark
Valley
George W. Brewster
Rosebud
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office
Week ending March 27 list of uncalled for letters includes Mr Geo Custer Mr George Cusker Mr L Quayre Mr J B Fiatt Simonsen LaBurke Mrs J Schibsted Alfred and notices callers must say advertised and pay one cent C H Drake P M
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Chateau
C. H. Drake
P. M
Support Your Local Paper and Advertisers in 1900s Missouri
A Missouri farmer urges members of a farmers institute to back the home country press by paying subscriptions in advance and supporting merchants who advertise locally. He praises local papers as the farmers’ own paper and says advertisers sustain quality coverage while courting those who refuse to advertise deserve farmer patronage.
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Missouri
Farmers’ Institute
Chicago Livestock Market Report March 28 Prices
Cattle receipts 5 500 and sheep 18 000 with market steady. Good to prime steers 5.25 to 6.25. stockers 2.75 to 4.75. cows 2.80 to 4.50. heifers 3.00 to 5.00. canners 1.60 to 2.50. calves 3.00 to 7.00. Sheep good to choice wethers 5.75 to 6.25. native lambs 5.50 to 7.75. western sheep 5.00 to 6.25. mixed 5.00 to 3.50.
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Chicago
Hay for Sale 60 Tons Available
About 60 tons of good hay for sale. Call or address for pickup or details.
Taken Up Sorrel Horse Branded M Pon Left Right Thigh
Taken up a sorrel horse baldfaced about 80 pounds eight years old branded M on the left thigh and Pon on the right thigh. Owner may recover by proving property and paying costs L T AcBreey Browning Mont.
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L. T. Acbreey
Browning, Mont
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