Local notes from Dupuyer and Helena area events
Mrs Blake returns from Helena after an extended visit. A baby dies in Helena area. funeral held. Mose Silverman goes to Helena for work. dance in town honor. Annie Fuller hosts a birthday party. discussions on creamery developments and county dairy potential. Notables include D F Smith and J H Wolff visiting. various local appointments and travels noted. Joe Cadotte sentenced to death for Oliver Richards murder.
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J. H. Dunlap
Kansas
Town Hall
Mose Silverman
Helena
Rural Credits Act Sparks Debate Over Farmer Aid
A regional reprint argues the Rural Credits Bill signed by the president on July 17 1916 favors capitalists over farmers. It criticizes the act as impractical and misleading for tenant farmers while noting opposition from editor H G Tank and the Organized Farmer organ. The piece cites J P Tumulty correspondence and questions the bill’s true relief value and election motives.
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Oklahoma
Montana
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Robi. L. Owen
T. P. Gore
Scott Ferris
United States
Wilson
American Society of Equity
Organized Farmer
H. G. Tank
J. P. Tumulty
Washington, D. C
Wausau
Wis
Washington, D
Planase
Congress
Real Farmers of America
HH. G. Tank
County News Highlights From Across The Region
The county reports ample grain and improving depot progress. EK Harper wins contract to build a new District 51 school while J A Goodrich takes charge of Conrad post office alongside Miss Hilda Pings. R M Hattersley resigns as city attorney. Harry F Sewell named interim. Local tennis event canceled due to weather. Chateau players set to travel to Cut Bank for finals. Mrs Waterman of the WCTU visits Dutton area, plans to return for the general election.
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EK. Harper
Agawam
J. A. Goodrich
Conrad
Uncle Sam
P. O
Goodrich
Hilda Pings
R. M. Hattersley
Harry F. Sewell
Conrads
Mr. Hattersley
R. L. Taft
F. I. VanDemark
H. Ewing
Iden Rasmussen
Geo. Morumo
Chateau
Cut Bank
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Aftermath of a Tongue-In-Cheek Primary Defeats
The piece laments the exhaustion of the primary election season and notes many would blame unfair treatment or unseen forces, but concludes the real cause is simply not enough votes. It echoes Browning Review’s blunt critique of excuses.
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Browning Review
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The
C. E. Trescott and Son, Publishers
Choteau
Teton County
Lont
Chateau Montanian
Blake
Zimmerman
A. M. Parden & Co
D. F. Smith
Eleventh Judicial District
Bair
Sulgrove
Great Falls
Annie Fuller
J. H. Wolff
Carthage
Indiana
W. D. Jones
W.H. Gallagher
J. W. McKnight
Daisy Wetzel
New Agency Hospital
J. W
Mrs. McKnight
Will H. Webb
Jos. Kipp
Blackfoot
McDonald Lake Country
Ed. Rose
Will
Wamsley
Cal Cherum
Birch Creek
A. N. Dean
Dupuyer
H. G. Crane
John E. Webb
Joe Cadotte
Oliver Richards
Judge DuBose
Doath
Brady
Mission Pool Hall
John Pedersen Choteau
Spencer & McCullough Roulston Jewelry Store
Tishive
Logan & Howard
Eves
Henry Bosch Co
Lansing and
Ellis
Choteau Drug Company
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