Farmers urged to aid St Louis exposition exhibits
The Helena state fair commission urged Montana farmers to assemble and donate agricultural exhibits for the St Louis exposition. Ex Senator Mantle stated farmers should cooperate through county fairs to build the main collection, with Beaverhead county encouraged to assist. The call stresses showcasing Montana’s agricultural resources to visitors and potential new settlers.
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Fe Mae
St. Louis Fair Commission
Helena
Mantle
Montana
St. Louis
Beaverhead County
State
Heaverhead County
State Commission
Chicago World’s Fair draws vast attendance surpassing St Louis
The record shows Chicago at possibly 202000000 visitors while St Louis projects 40000000 attendance, highlighting rival expo forecasts and large crowds.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Moraga Elopes Pearl Hoss In Indian Territory
Moraga and Pearl Hoss eloped in Indian Territory amid a court ruling that apparently ignored a prior necessity and resulted in Morgan’s jail sentence on charges of hoas stealing.
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Moraga
Pearl Hoss
Indian Terriory
Morgan
Hoas
Roosevelt Proposes Cleaning RAACALA From Post Office
President Roosevelt signals a cleanup at the Post Office Department and weighs nominating Matthew Stanley Quay as national committee chairman in a maneuver that critics call a political paradox.
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Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Matthew Stanley Quay
National Committee
Government land filings reach over six million acres in first quarter
In the first ninety days of the current fiscal year 6,109,000 acres of government land were filed upon. If the rate continues, between 25,000,000 and 30,000,000 acres will be taken from the public domain this fiscal year.
Aldrich scheme aims to base currency on industrial bonds
A tanker publication outlines a proposal to replace the current circulation backed by United States bonds with one backed by industrial bonds. The plan posits this would entangle national credit with trusts, making it hard for the government to curb them without harming national prosperity.
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Aldrich
United States
Industtal
Dillon Plans Fourth of July Celebration This Year
It was decided Dillon will hold a Fourth of July celebration this year and it is expected to be a good event. The coming charge of the work and the hustle of organizers are noted as guiding the preparations.
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Dillon
Dillon Fourth of July Fun Promised for All
Promote a full day of festivities with emphasis on inclusive preparation and high energy. The message highlights Dillon as a place where residents and visitors can expect a lively celebration with maximum effort to ensure everyone enjoys the occasion.
Meat inspection unearths decayed meat in Dillon area
State meat and milk inspectors report confiscating decayed meat heavily doctored with dangerous preservatives in Butte area. Readers are urged to trust continued enforcement. City and county notes cover social events, visits, meetings, and confirmations from Dillon on June 23 1903 through weeklong notices and local personnel movements.
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Butte
Dillon
Montana Tax Reform Praise for Railroad Assessments
The Montana state board of equalization is urged to continue modest increases in railroad property assessments to reach a fair share of taxation. The piece credits Governor Teale and the majority of the board for reforms and expresses thanks from taxpayers, calling for the good work to continue.
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State Board of Equalization
Teale
Montana
Two Sorrel Horses Advertised for Return in Montana
On June 8 two bright sorrel horses, eight and nine years old, each about 1100 pounds, one branded on the left thigh the other on the left shoulder, were lost. A $10 reward will be paid on return to the New Departure mine or $5 for pasture with notification. Fred A. Randolph, Bannack, Montana.
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Fred A. Randolph
Bannack
Mont
Proposals Sought for Beaverhead County Jail Work
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for erection of a jail and for heating and plumbing installations. Plans and specs are at the county surveyor's office, due by July 8, 1903 at 10 am. Bids must be in plain envelopes with a 10 percent certified check.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Sail County
John S. Baker
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Oregon
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W. O. McCormack
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J. B. McKinney
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G. A. R. Post
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H. H. Swain
B. F. White
World’s Fair Commission
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Oscar B. Anderson
Idaho Falls
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M.A. Miller
Dillon’ Electric Light and Power Company
Salt Lake City
Frank
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John Hinch
Graeter Electric Company
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R. H. Boomer
Bozeman
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