Emperors quarrels with German beer and American colleges
The Ohoteau Montana notes discuss critics of college immorality and praise Emperor William for urging German students toward athletics over beer. It jokes about American temperance, recounts Taft and political embarrassments, and warns about scarlet fever while praising Fort Shaw irrigation fair progress and settlers' energy.
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Cently
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Augusta Welcomes The Times Weekly Newspaper
The Times, a weekly paper published at Augusta by Will J. Fendall, arrives in the Acantha office with volume one, number one. It relies on liberal advertising patronage and embodies the progress spirit typical of Montana papers. The paper is expected to gain strong local support and boost Augusta’s advancement.
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County farmers institutes urged for support and attendance
The notice calls Acantha readers to attend and support the county farmers institutes, stating their increasing usefulness and urging all classes of people to participate as the best encouragement.
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Acantha
Rattlers slain at cave in Rattlesnake Gulch near Three Forks
The state press reports a group of men and boys killed 300 rattlers at a small cave in Rattlesnake Gulch near Three Forks. The tale is noted as timely for the season though not tied to fishing competition.
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Rattlesnake Gulch
Three Forks
Nature and Woman Exchange Quip on Age
A brief exchange notes Nature never grows old and a retort that she can conceal age effectively, attributed to Bar low and Hawkins. The remark frames a playful dialogue on aging and femininity.
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