Montana Bimetallic League Appeals for Silver Support
The Montana Bimetallic League urges voters and members to back silver coinage via the Patriots of America educational order. It highlights local lodges, non partisan aims, and a push to fund and spread reform through ballots and literature, urging widespread contributions to W H Harvey in Chicago.
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Montana
Reform Forced
Patriots Bulletin
Washington Boulevard
Chicago
America
Jesdere
Elhington
Binghoul
Tao
Weil
Uarvey
Montana Bimetallic League
Perriete of America
Lanet
Wwal Flarvey
Washington
Hayvey
Hartman Critiques Gage Plan Amid Gage Resignation Debate
Congress member Hartman argues no single event has fueled opposition to the money policy and the Gage resignation controversy. He notes Gage's bid to establish a gold standard sparked Republican criticism and suggests bimetallic supporters may shift loyalty as the president remains aligned with Gage.
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Uehes
Hartman
Gage
Harthhan
Committee On Banking and Currency of the House
McKinley
Gape
St. Lodia
Reargins
Republican Party
Assessment Work Rules Change for Mining Claims
The article explains a 20 day deadline for filing proof of labor on mining claims to prevent forfeiture. It cites Section 3.414 and states the owner or requester must file an affidavit detailing claim name, location, year of work, and value of improvements with the county clerk.
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Lawae
United States
Ilerk
Montana News Summary From Diverse Local Reports
Reports indicate Great Falle may gain a new electric light company with a minimum 13000 dollar annual operating cost. Castle ore production outlook improves. Montana railroad expected to boost business next year. Wool price for Judith sheep sold in Boston exceeds buyer’s bid by 15 cents per pound. Governor Smith appoints Dr M B Knowles as delegate to National Stock Growers’ convention in Denver. Anaconda man seeks 5000 dollars over damages from a bicycle accident on Chestnut Street in 1807. Omaha market saw Montana beef shipments. 1807 Montana cattle totaled 40250 head vs 10080 in 1804. Basin couple Fred A Satir and Margaret B Campbell wed with maternal consent. NLP Ry expands coal shipments. nine new flat cars daily from Livingston shop. County school superintendents may audit census returns for padding risk. Wild west sensational tale from Glendive recounts a pistol duel and injuries. State Sheep commissioners issue first annual report. 1876 Martone sheep tied to Dillon shipments. Appleton’s encyclopedia notes 1896 wool and meat sheep industry trends.
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Great Falle
Flathead County
Castle
Montana Railroad
John Lehfeldt
Judith
Bosaton
Smith
M. B. Knowles
Stock Growers’ Convention
Denver
Advertisement and rushing the reader in the modern age
The text reflects on hurried reading and the press as a fast moving era. It emphasizes that readers skim ads and the appeal of immediate impression, noting a culture of speed in contemporary society.
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Lenner
George A. Snook
Anaconda
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Omaha
Dlelena
Fred. A. Satir
Margaret B. Campbell
Basin
Park and Carbon
NLP Ry
Livingston
Etate Superintendent of Instruction
Glendive
William Moore
John Nettleton
Nettleton
Moore
Bhalter
State
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Cornelius Hedges
Martone
Poindemer & Orr
Donce
Negriven
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