Farmers and Labor Unite for Common Welfare Say Samuel Gompers
Samuel Gompers argues that farmers and urban workers share a unity of interest against middlemen and special interests. He urges cooperative politics, rejects third party schemes, and calls for government that serves humanity over dollars, aligning American labor with farmers nationwide.
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The
Tribune
Samuel
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Autocaster Service
Washington, D. C
Wall Street
United States
Snowstorm and illness noted in local correspondence
Doris Hull was away from school last week due to illness. Miss Mary Stefanie leaves Fox Butte today to visit her sisters. Mr and Mrs Patrick Laden from Blacktail district visited Mr and Mrs Laden on Sunday. A heavy snow storm hit the area Wednesday evening with temperatures dropping fourteen below zero by Friday sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hull
Mary Stefanie
Fox Butte
Patrick Laden
Blacktail District
Laden
Grant News and Local Travel Highlights
J H Bardon made a business trip to Dillon last week. Mrs Wm McMannis and W P McMannis motored to Dillon Friday. James N Mansfield visited Dillon last week. George Hughes shipped ten cattle cars the first of the week. Grant residents motored to Armstead for a dance on Saturday February 10 1923. High winds and heavy snows halted the Armstead to Leadore stage Tuesday. JF Blair spent several days in Dijon late last week. Maynard Miller and Jack Keenan hosted guests last Sunday. Mrs Bob Frakes motored to Dillon last Wednesday. Walter Sirin and Enoch Young worked for Rice Bros on the Hopp ranch. Oswald Schliecher hosted visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bardon
Dillon
Wm. McMannis
W. P. MecMannis
James N. Mansfield
George Hughes
Armstead
Leadore
JF. P. Blair
Dijon
Maynard Miller
Jack Keenan
Bob Frakes
Walter Sirin
Rice Bros
Hopp Ranch
Enoch Young
Oswald Schliecher
Poetry Enroute: Nantucket Bucket Rhyme Across Cities
A limerick style verse traces a man from Nantucket who hides cash in a bucket. His daughter Nan runs away with a man, and the bucket travels with them as they move from Pawtucket to Manhasset. The narrator notes the bucket remains the central thread through each city.
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Princeton
N. J
Nantucket
Nan
Chicago
Pawtucket
New York
Manhasset
Local Notes From Apex Mont A Weekend Roundup
David Hier drove to Butte for the weekend and returned Monday. Mrs. L Bryant left for California to live with her daughter Mrs. Armond Hood Mire. David Hier is hospitalized in Butte after a week of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Young visited the Cross home Sunday evening.
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Apex
Mont
David Hier
Butte
L Bryant
California
Armond Hood _ Mire
Noah Allen
Enoch Young
al Cross Jey
Plans Underway for Road Up the Big Butte
The article notes efforts to build a road up the Big Butte hill in Butte. It includes a humorous exchange about confinement in a chicken coop and refusing to lay eggs. Authorities emphasize progress on the project and public interest in the route development.
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Big Butte Hill
Butte
Survival by Fitness in Turbulent Times
A terse warning emphasizes that only the physically or morally prepared will endure future upheavals. The statement frames resilience as essential in uncertain periods.
That's Where Your Money Goes Buttermilk Mortgage Comment
In a Montana Development association bulletin, a note says in at least one Montana city buttermilk goes down the sewer annually to float one of Uncle Sam's largest dreadnoughts. It also mentions mortgaged debt funded by such waste, with many instances quoted.
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Billings
Montana Development Association
Montana
Sam
Buttermilk Still Popular In Poultry Yards And Hog Pens
The article notes buttermilk remains valued in farms despite prohibition on human beverages. It counters that buttermilk diverted to sewer drains also means lost dollars for someone, hinting at concealed profits tied to its disposal.
Public Sale of Army Munson Shoes at Deep Discount
National Bay State Shoe Company offers 122000 pairs of U S Army Munson shoes sizes 54 to 12 from surplus stock. Dark tan leather waterproof with bellows tongue guaranteed 100 percent solid leather valued at 6.00 but available to the public for 2.95 with cash on delivery or money order. If not as represented refunds are cheerfully provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munson
U. S
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Casper Mautz
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana administrator GEO. T. Banks announces creditors and claimants must file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims addressed to the administrator at the Telephone Building Dillon Montana. Dated January 16 1923.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Casper Mautz
C. W. Robison
Dillon
Geo. T. Banks
Dillon Implement Company
Stephen Davis
Barnetts
Beaverhead County
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Lincoln
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Willie
N. America
University of“Wisconsin
America
Congress
Widder Hawks
Bill Sipes
Sipes
Slinger
Josh
Wroc
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
N. Y
the Tribune
Sheriff’s Sale
W.d."ross
Stewart
Montana Auto Supply Co
Dillon, Montana
Montana Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association
Lester Thompson
Bozeman
Western Domino
Beau Dillon
Sir George
Panama
A. B. Cook
Townsend
Beau Perfection
Montana State College
Beau Panama
Leander
E. H. Camerell
Eligibility
O Flowerie
George B. Franks
Cardwell
Beau Blanchard
Geo. B. Franks
Sec’y
Col. Earl Gartin
L. E. Sedgwick
Montana Lord
Anderson
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