Go East, Young Man to Rejuvenate Montana Farms
In Buffalo I witness a Presbyterian assembly and reflect on farms and orchards dying from neglect. Abandoned farms, unpainted homes, and soil exhaustion mirror Montana's risk. better care, crop rotation, and timely repairs can revive the land and communities.
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Horace Greeley
Retrospect from the Examiner May 23 1900
Veterans of the Philippine wars urged to attend union memorial services at Dart's hall Sunday at 8 pm. Civil war veterans from both sides invited to be present. An ordinance passed to empower police to summon able male citizens to aid arrests with penalties for refusal. A math minded observer notes dancing 20 waltzes 4 polkas 2 quadrilles covers about twelve miles. From May 29 1901: controversy grows over proposed high school site near the railroad on the west side.
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Examiner
Special strawberry pie and local events in Dillon
A Dillon page mixes a strawberry chiffon pie recipe with community notes. It highlights a hypnotist show at Dart's hall, a dormitory project by the State Normal, a new patrol wagon, National Guard inspection, a suffrage talk, a mandolin club dance, and Governor Bonner’s invitation to the Portland Rose Festival.
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Montana National Guard
Armory Hall
Methodist Church
Gail McLaughlin
High School
Poindexter
Garden Hose Question Draws Advice From Henry and Tom
A buyer quotes Henry asking for a maker’s view on a new plastic hose versus rubber. Henry suggests asking Tom for a more decisive evaluation. The exchange captures a cautious, neighborly approach to shopping decisions.
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Tom
Montana Bars Guarded Gallery for Charles M Russell Works
Helena reports bars fitted to the governor's reception room to guard a temporary Charles M Russell collection until the Pioneer Veterans Memorial building opens. Gov John W Bonner allowed the Russell Memorial committee to use the room as a repository and aims to raise 125000 for the Mint collection. The initiative seeks permanent state display in the new museum and to memorialize Montana’s premier artist. The committee is reachably via Post Office Box 1956 Butte. Mr and Mrs H M Brundage departed for Lewistown to attend the Montana funeral directors convention.
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Memorial Committee
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Pioneer-Veterans
Butte
H. M. Brundage
Lewistown
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