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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
4
Acantha news reports that S F Ralston would not seek state senate this year but Democrats nominated P J Ralston for the post. The senator’s brother P J was a convention delegate, prompting speculation of the senator’s approval. The paper questions why the senator would mislead readers in Teton county.
The article questions a convention action affecting county races, hints a candidate may withdraw, and notes a rumored unauthorized ticket listing Nellie R. Brown for county superintendent. It suggests Brown stay in her $100 monthly teaching post, while Nominations for Dupuyer’s slate prompt skeptical spirits and a slow finish ahead in fall elections.
Jos Toole breaks a promise to Montanans by seeking a senate seat while governor. State Senator Ralston declares he will not seek re election, casting doubt on past pledges. The speaker urges withdrawal of Frank and credits Julian's absence as a GOP win at yesterday’s convention.
Opinion column urges politicians to honor vows not to seek office, arguing integrity boosts public trust and prevents opportunistic campaigns. It stresses consistency between stated pledges and actions to maintain credibility.
If Tom Meade wins the representative race, Helena's winter schedule could feature several heated solo games. The statement hints at a lively season ahead with Meade’s potential influence.
The Acantha criticizes Democratic candidates while praising the Republican slate as solid and trustworthy. It asserts Democrats have many friends on the ticket but argues none should be elected, stressing that the Republican lineup is composed of good men who deserve support.
A voter message urges support for Roosevelt and allies Pray for congress, Cowgill for state senator, and Potter for representative. It also calls for repudiating Roosevelt and the reform movements associated with him by voting for the Democratic nominees.
The article notes Jos. Toole employs Chinese workers and T. J. Walsh hires Japanese labor around their properties. It claims these men expect Montana white men to back them in elections for public office.
Conrad's observer identifies Jim Johnson as a candidate for county commissioner. The memo asks Sail in and help him, Ferg, noting that if Johnson is elected he may support you for county printer.
Notwithstanding Conrad's observer, Arthur Kimball has been named by the democrats for county surveyor.
Voters see a slate urging support for Pray for Congress Cowgill for state senate and Potter for representative while rallying around Roosevelt. The message stresses local party alignment and competitive races across congressional and state posts.
Editorial from the Great Falls Tribune critiques Toole and Walsh and their support by laborers while noting their use of Japanese and Chinese workers. The piece questions political choices and mentions Teton county delegates to the state convention.
A cheeky observer cheers Jos Toole known as a friend of honest labor who hires workers described as chinks to sprinkle his lawn and wash his windows in a noted local quip reflecting the era’s slang and social attitudes.
The list of uncalled letters includes Halma John Lubat Tow. When calling for these letters please mention advertised and pay one cent. Cc H Drake P M.
Advertises pasture for horses and cattle with good range and running water. States reasonable prices and contact J A Bothell Choteau Montana key details for buyers seeking grazing land.
No hunting or fishing permitted on ranches owned by Cascade Land Co and other property managed by ST company. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. E Jacons, Manager.
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