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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
9
A short notice from Inter Mountain Publishing Company based in Butte City Montana lists mailing and contact details. It names M A Berger as manager and notes publication frequency as daily in the evening with exceptions.
Advertisers are informed the Inter Mountain remains the sole paper with a statewide carrier system from Butte to Glendive and extending to all towns of 500 inhabitants along the Northern Pacific. The paper invites advertising inquiries and notes annual, monthly, and mail vs carrier options with Bemidji weekly rates and requests timely delivery notices.
Congressman James E Watson of Indiana asserts a duty to push forward civilization and overthrow anti progress forces. He cites vigor of youth over age, faith in destiny, and courage to meet new challenges, denouncing Bryanites and urging Montana readers to back pro American papers and oppose surrender of territories.
The Inter Mountain reprints Congressman Watson's remarks praising Montana citizens who backed a political party and faced enemy fire for a shared national cause. The piece questions whether such progressive patriots would yield island gains or deem the war a failure, highlighting loyalty and public service.
Kansas farmers report a record wheat crop totaling about 100 million bushels. Notable producers like D. W. Miller near Salina and Peter Brack in Barton County show hundreds of acres yielding high returns. Eastern Montana’s Yellowstone valley is framed as rival wheat country with potential for even larger fortunes.
A brief opinion argues that a nationwide free coinage law cannot be repealed without concurrent action by both houses of Congress and the administration. The writer invokes a future Millennium as a symbolic timeframe for such policy shifts, suggesting transformative expectations.
The Portland bound steamer George W Elder reports two fatal shootings at Nome on June 18 and 19 amid gambling disputes. A watchman Lucas died after being shot by Lyons, who also died from a later gunshot. A stranger killed in a separate bar fight June 20. Nome’s boom continues with high prices and bustling activity as Dawson’s rush grows. Purser Hayward notes creeks rich and Nome's population possibly reaching 50 000.
August 15 to 22, several Montana towns join in an excursion inviting readers to vote for the most popular young lady in their city. The list includes HELEN O NEILL ANNA MCDONALD MAMIE GATES MAGGIE SULLIVAN MINNIE REYNOLDS, plus many others from Butte Anaconda Missoula Dillon Bozeman Livingston Deer Lodge and Billings.
A historical overview contrasts China’s enormous area and population with the United States, noting per square mile densities and cultural peculiarities. It covers social norms, attire, mourning, dining habits, foreign residents, and early trade links, and cites imports and exports around 1898, plus brief notes on early European contact and missionary history.
The Salt Lake Tribune argues four years ago the low volume of standard money depressed prices and left producers unable to hire workers. It questions repeating that argument now and notes the likely Senate makeup blocks free silver legislation while the gold standard remains in place.
A cryptic OCR line lists names including Bozeman Maude Martin Irene Watkins Della Tata Evelyn Corcora Alic h Gage Tootte Quaw Olla Ferguson with unclear context suggesting a social or obituary notice among a list of individuals.
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