Goodwin on Insurance Scandals and Dry Farming Claims
Judge Goodwin denounces New York life insurance leaders as thieves who caused the 1893 financial collapse and later praises dry farming as an easy, practical method to reclaim arid western lands. The piece links financial malfeasance to broader economic turmoil and extols innovations in agriculture.
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UDGE
C. C. Goodwin
Salt Lake Tribune
Goodwin
Life Insurance Combination
New York
Examiner
New York City
East
Grover Cleveland
Mexico
Europe
Australia
Argentine
United States
Brothers of Joseph
West Australia
Cripple Creek
Alaska
Northwest Territory
Big Hole Breezes Sets High School Notes for Month
Mary Bennett elected to write High School notes for the Big Hole Breezes for the upcoming month. Dorothy Coffin left school for Minneapolis. Beaverhead County and Sheridan high schools girls basketball game set for November 10. English 4-1 quiz on Chaucer to Elizabethan literature. Frank Rife hunting on Medicine Lodge. Percy Ellis of Farlin plans to enroll next week. A school flag donated and to be presented with a short program and Lieut Gov Norris to speak. Theta hosted by Alma Morse. reception at Baptist church praised by students.
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Mary Bennett
Beaverhead County
Sheridan
Percy Ellis of
Farlin
Norris
False gods of the money barons and their long fraud
The passage denounces money barons as thefts and false gods who corrupted the republic. It condemns conservatives who trusted them and claims these thieves have long practiced fraud, deception, and grand larceny, presenting their latest “development” as a final degree.
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Republic
Senator West Tribute Proves Loyal Dog Sacrifice
In Beaverhead county a sheepherder missing for a week was found dead under sage brush, guarding his loyal dog who returned to camp and kept watch over him. The dog’s vigil confirmed the famed tribute to the faithful animal while the herder succumbed to cold in the Monida hills.
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Eit
Monida
Senator West
Daily Press
Beaverhead County
Montana Cattle Prices Hit By Market Slump In Chicago
The Chicago Drovers Journal reports a severe blow to cattle prices with 34 000 head traded this week versus 25 000 last week and 21 500 a year ago. Montana ownership speeds consignments amid fear of storms, while Dakota shipments lag. Tops reach 4.95 while several lots fetch 4.35 to 4.60. supply broadens, feeders weak, and rail delays curb activity. Overall season receipts reach 289 900 to date versus 171 500 a year ago.
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Chicago
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
Montana
Dakotas
Belle Range
Packere
England
Atlantic
Pacific
cattle sale prices from various buyers and cattle types
The list shows bids from Empire State Cattle Company to Reynolds Bros and others for steers cows and sows with prices ranging from 2.40 to 4.50 per unit. A year ago similar sales featured steers mainly at 3.40 to 4.50 and cows and heifers at 2.40 to 3.50.
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Empire State Cattle Company
W. I. Walker
Wibaux
A. W. Anderson
Bear Paw Pool
Reynolds Bros
A. W. Stacey
Previtt & W
J. D. Carr
McNamara & Warlaw
Bloom Montana
Texas
N. Keffler
Coburn Cattle Company
Lareen Phillips
E. Anderson
Charged With Grand Larceny in Beaverhead County
Frank Muchlup and Sheriff Stewart arrested after a Monday jail booking. An inventory found includes a sorrel gelding marked T left thigh and eight other livestock items plus saddles, a rifle, traps, and wagon gear. The investigation targets stolen property tied to Harrison Brown on Horse Prairie as Beaverhead officers pursue the suspect.
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Frank Muchlup
Stewart
Wasson Q Oliver
Dillon
Muchiup
Fremont
Harrison Brown
Horse Prairie
Beaverhead County
Lembi Herald
Hunting Notice Bans Trespass on Poindexter and Orr Ranches
No hunting or trespassing allowed on any of the Poindexter and Orr ranches. A single notice from Poindexter and Orr Livestock and Stock Company.
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Poindexter & Orr
Poindexter & Orr L. S. Co
Prices for mutton and wool to stay high, expert says
A. J. Knollin of Chicago argues continued high mutton and wool prices stem from strong demand and expanding slaughter, not just wool scarcity. He notes rising western shipments, falling native sheep, and a robust market driven by packers and consumers, with long term prices unlikely to crater.
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A. J. Knollin
Chicago
United States
Australia
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Southern Montana Telephone
The stockholders of the Southern Montana Telephone company are called to meet at the secretary F. A Hazelbaker's Dillon office on Monday November 14 1905. George Woodworth is president and F A Hazelbaker is secretary.
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Uality
Montana
Southern Montana Telephone Company
F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
George Woodworth
N S Wood Reappears With Dillon Delivery Wagon
Notice announces N S Wood back on Dillon streets offering baggage express and light freight service to the depot and city including the Normal College and Dormitory. He avoids coal, keeps his wagon clean, and focuses on stove wood and dry kindling deliveries with prompt attention for orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or Central telephone office.
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N. S. Wood
Dillon
Meekenger Bey
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E. L. Poindexter
Jane
Congress
Wyoming
Iowa
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Dorothy Coffin
Minneapolis
Chaucer
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Baptist Church
Dr. Tilden
Theta
Alma Morse
Livingston Post
Riley
Dillon, Montana
Tention
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Montana Cattlemen
Montana Mercantile
Stockholders’ Meeting
F. A, Hazelbaker
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