Reform is the watchword in Montana rail rates debate
The Montana press urges fair treatment for railways while criticizing undue corporate influence. It argues valuation must reflect market reality, favors a balanced railroad commission, and calls for lawmakers and stock associations to push for reasonable rates and reforms without broad anti corporate extremism.
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Montana
Wall Street
Union
San Francisco
Peortland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Livestock Shippers Rally for Better Rail Service
Denver reports that the National Livestock association issued a circular urging improved railway transport. It notes return passes save Montana cattlemen 40000 dollars and Texas 50000 dollars annually, with Wyoming Idaho and Utah sheep groups seeing similar gains. The letter says tonnage system abrogation is advancing and service has improved nationwide. It seeks an Interstate Commerce Commission amendment to lessen shipper hardships.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Montana
Texas
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Quarles-Cooper
Manager Wanted to Run Local Business Office
Trustworthy man or woman sought to manage a well known financial house with strong standing in this county and adjoining territory. Earn $20 weekly cash salary plus expenses paid by check from headquarters. Permanent position. Address Manager 810 Come Block Chicago Illinois Read The Examiner county map offer.
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Chicago
Illinois
Excursions via the Denver and Rio Grande
Travel dealer G W Fitzgerald announces round trip rail fares to St Louis Chicago Denver via the Denver and Rio Grande with June travel aboard a schedule offering stops and scenic routes. Tickets valid June 4 5 11 and 13 with multiple city returns and proportional reductions to intermediate points. Stopovers allowed and ticket office at 51 East Broadway Butte.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Denver
Omaha
Kandan City
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Rio Grande City
Broadway
Butte
G. W. ‘Fitzgerald
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