Montana politics and tariff cloud farm profits
The piece criticizes Toole County election returns and tariff policy for harming Montana wool, sugar beet, peas, and butter markets. It defends Charles N. Pray and hints at Harry L. Wilson as a running mate, while praising Judge William L. Holloway and urging reelection.
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Toole County
Board of Commissioners of
Teton County
Montana
Fragmentary note on delaying decisions and future duties
A fragmented text discusses postponing decisions to keep the future freer for new duties. It mentions that even a small effort could influence outcomes when decisions are first presented, suggesting a cautious approach to time and choice.
Not Like the Play Life in the Housemaid’s Tale
A fragment from the St Louis Republic notes odd household moments as a maid-mistress stereotype clashes with daily routines. The text hints at social expectations and humor in domestic life without clear events or people.
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St Lows Republic
Luck in Love: A Witty Exchange on Money and Marriage
A humorous exchange contrasts wives asking for money with husbands needing funds. The quip highlights shared financial friction in marriage with a light, jokey tone. No specific people, places, or dates are identified.
Primaries Loom on Montana State Ticket Campaign
The piece urges a strong Republican slate for Montana in the coming fall races. It highlights four offices on the ticket including two congressmen, associate justices, a supreme court judge, and a railroad commissioner. Names mentioned include Charles N. Pras, Harry Jo Wilson, William I. Holloway, and Dan Boyle as key figures. It criticizes Tom Stout and John M. Evans for backing eastern democracy and anti farmer tariff policies.
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Vera Cruz Under Martial Law Lavishes Sanitation
Vera Cruz Mexico May 5 Brigadier General Funston commands 5000 U S soldiers and 3000 Marines patrolling the city with civil government under martial law. Efforts focus on sanitation as refugees continue arriving and food supplies stabilize. Dr Gregorio Girterns named medic officer at the port and refugee inspections reduce detention times. Civil governor Robert J Kerr of Chicago and Mexico City heads administration with Buckley Steward and others handling ports justice treasury.
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Grujteras
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