Stewart administration faces damning record of waste and graft
The piece accuses the Stewart administration of public-fund waste, excess offices, and political spoils. It cites tuition cuts, hostile trust-fund investments, opposition to farm credit, office commercialization, graft via auto tag schemes, and failing to curb abuses. It argues Republicans must truthfully present this record to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Capitol
Tammany Machine
Consolidated University
Board of
Northwestern Trustee Company
Grand Jury
Federal Court
Let's Swap Horses Now In Presidential Campaign Rhetoric
A campaign passage urges voting for Woodrow Wilson by likening politics to crossing a stream. The speaker argues pauses on dry land occur at elections, then plunging into a four year, deep current with an unruly horse demands change to reach the other side alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Rankin Highlights Farm Loan Benefit In Montana Campaign
Jeannette Rankin campaigns in northern Montana with Senator J B Annin arguing the farm loan law benefits farmers and states. She says school funds in banks at 24 percent would fund loans to farmers at 5 percent, while the state earns 6 percent instead of 23 percent. Rankin also addresses tariffs and national issues while pressing the republican ticket. Democratic contender Marie Bowman attends a Monday rally in Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Montana
J. B. Annin
Miss Rankin
Marie Bowman
Teton County
Court House
Deeds Filed With County Clerk in Teton County Montana
A list of deeds and U. S. patents filed in the Teton County Clerk and Recorder office through Oct 20, naming grantors and grantees, parcel descriptions, and consideration amounts for multiple properties in Conrad Bynum and surrounding areas. Names include Willard W. Galladay Harley Massie James Eckford Walter Baldwin Jennie Cain Margaret Edwards and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Abstract Co
Choteau
Montana
Willard W. Galladay
Harley M. Massie
Andrew J. Harter
Peter Hebtner
Walter M. Baldwin
Jonathan L. Moore
Jennie M. Cain
James Eckford
Walter
Gerald Finley
Louis Kronebusch
What Damp Means on Polished Woodwork
A brief excerpt explains damp as moisture on polished woodwork and warns against assuming wetness as a sign of damp. It suggests testing moisture with a hot water cloth, wringing it dry, and shaking to gauge proper dampness. The note emphasizes avoiding newspaper rubbish in interpreting damp conditions.
Old Indian Bows Made From Osage Orange
The bows of North American Indians were usually crafted from a species known as osage orange, a durable wood preferred for their weaponry. This material choice reflects traditional weapon-making practices among Indigenous cultures.
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D. Frank
Sonia
Bair
Dan
Ledgerwood
Democratic
Motor Mart Company
Choteau, Montana
Great Falls Hotel
Great Falls, Mont
Great Falls
Fred Lewis
Lottie A. Finlay
Louis Kronebush
Mathias Ruachac
Elizabeth Rachac
Myron F. Fisher
H. F. Cooley
Riw
County of Teton
B. J. Askes
Walier
William Gerard
Ludwig O. Berkland
Bynum Investment Co
Chas. A. Franks
Bynum
Bernard J. O'Brien
Joe Toeter
Rlw
Charles W. Ferres
Lyn W. Lindquist
U. S
Nils O. Backman
Longmuir
Hoteau
Feldman
Houck and
Cleland
Haugen’s Cash Bazaar
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