Governor Smith's Message Urges State Economy Far-reaching Reforms
Governor Smith's address to the legislature advocates economy and retrenchment. It calls for abolishing the contract system for insane care, dissolving the bureau of agriculture, labor and industry, creating a state railroad commission, and reducing salaries of appointive officers. The Conservative message targets capital cost cuts, an inheritance tax, and safeguarding public funds with high interest deposits. It also supports convict labor for canals and reservoirs and criticizes populist threats to state stability.
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Smith
Barks
Convier
Irri- Kallio
Todas
Peveriar
Congress Calls Thirteenth Extra Session Since Founding
The article notes that twelve extra sessions of Congress have occurred since the government’s founding. The current session has been convened as the thirteenth extra session in the history of the republic.
Coban Adults Test Press Agents In Spanish Ironclad Tale
A fragmented report describes Coban adults as a tough test for press agents and recounts a dramatic account of a Spanish ironclad's defeat by a Woolen filibuster, as presented by a Coban storyteller.
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Fragmented Account Reflects Political Turmoil and Rejections
A garbled wire service style note describes Democratic rejection of a radical middle movement and ongoing clashes within the party. The summary notes the tension between reform efforts and established factions, with references to leadership figures and policy stances on governance and reform.
Livestock Prospects in Montana Rise Amid Recovery Hopes
The Rocky Mountain Husbandman argues Montana's cattle sheep and dairy ranches will rebound from late 19th century financial strains. It says beef and wool offer strong future value, expects land and farm assets to recover as owners stabilize debt and love of ranching grows.
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Montana
Mootava Ranch
Dalrymien
Mortara
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Beav erhead and surrounding Lode Surveys Noted
Fragmentary notes describe beaverhead area mining claims and lode surveys. References include Washington Lode, Loskent Lode, Blue Cremeans Lode, and Bogth west surveys. Names such as Javre W and Hakoa season appear in scattered records.
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Loskent
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