Horses All Right in the West as Breeders Charge Ahead
Broncho Bill speaks to horse breeders about market declines and a future rebound. He urges focusing on general purpose horses, emphasizing 1200 to 1800 pound stock with good conformation, halter breaking, and shipment to the East to capitalize on a brighter prospect.
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Tripone
West
Pine
Union Pacific Faces Separate Receiver Action Over Short Line
In Ouada Nebraska the receivers of Union Pacific debate a plan after the American Loan and Trust Company seeks a separate receiver for the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern. A New York meeting next Tuesday could shape strategy as government interests may join to protect the government's second mortgage on Overland property. Five mortgage suits have begun, with four already satisfied by current receivers, signaling a large contest as the American Loan and Trust Company gears up for a major fight.
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Ouada
Neb
Oregon
Utah-and - Northern
Randal
Union Pacific
American Loan and ‘Trust Company
New York
Thornton
Gilbert An ‘Jane
Union Partio
American Loan & Trust Company
Ring of Pattle
Helena
Minneapolis
Fort Harrison
California
Cunter
Broadwater Natatorium
Political fever in West Virginia district sparks train skit
The piece recounts a Piedmont train encounter where two Democratic supporters raved about Wilson and the Democrats while a Republican eavesdropper is revealed to be handcuffed. A deputized guard explains the pair are Wilson supporters en route to an asylum.
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Wilson
Congressional
West Virginia
Piedmont
Wihy
Republican Party
Cleveland
Peat
W. L. Wilson
Western Insane Asylum
GlendaIe Notes Tell Of Elections And Local News
Glendale correspondent reports the A.O.U.W. elected officers including Moe and Boetticher. Henry Knippenberg leaves for Helena to attend the legislature opening. School starts after holidays. a baby girl born to Fred Baker. Hecla Mercantile and Banking Company held annual meeting with Knippenberg as president. New Year’s dance by A.O.U.W. well attended. Epworth League planned. New minister G. Newman arrives to lead M.E. church. snow shortage dampens sleighing pleasures. Mrs. Cramer to spend winter eastward.
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Guprpare
H. Knippenberg
Indiaviapolis
Helena
A. A. Moe
M.W
O. Boetticher
Geo
Hecla Mercantile Qand Banking Company
Henry’ Knippenberg
Geo. B. Conway
Chas. A. *Harvey
Otto Boetticher
Edward H. Harvey
A.O. U. W. Ball
Heola
Melrose
Rochester
Dilton
Dewey’s
Loss of neighbor George Humphrey shocks valley
Jan 1 Our Regular Correspondent reports the valley mourns George Humphrey who left Dec 10 with his gun in quest of meat and has not been seen since. Neighbors scour mountains amid a large snow slide nearby. a possible death patrols the scene. Ben Thompson of Madison Valley died in a snow slide near Henry's Lake last week while hunting sheep with Harry Gordon. They separated. Gordon signaled camp at night and found the slide the next day. He was badly mutilated.
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Harry Sherry
Ogden
Lima
Quinn
Vanhausen
Pocatello
A.O.U. W. Dance
A. Singer
Dillon
G. Newman
M. EH
Epworth League
Cramer
Maavarma P. O
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Mores
Ben Thompson
Madison Valley
Henry’s Lake
Harry Gordon
Gordon
J. E. Blake
Mamie Shambow
Blake
Leggatt
Butte
Rose Blake
Boulder
Henry's Lake
Forest Hill Ranch
Mr. Kett
Jaima
Tom Clark
Dick Murray
Monida
Salt Lake City
van Ankin
Nder
Forbish
Jeet
C.C. F
Zeto
D M Ferry & Co Seeks to Help Farmers with Free Seed Facts
The advertisement extols D M Ferry & Co Detroit as a facts driven seed firm with a forty year record of serving planters and dealers. It promotes Ferry's Seed Annual filled with planting facts available free by request. It also endorses Dr J H McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment for rheumatism neuralgia and lumbago with N M White of Dillon Montana noted as the local druggist.
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D. M.ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
Ferry
J. H
Polishene Purport Gives Shine To Furniture Finish
A cluttered OCR fragment hints at Polishene a product marketed to brighten store furniture office desks and varnished surfaces with bold claim by a druggist.
Reports From Bradstreet Banks Show Economic Strain Under Current Policy
Special reports to Bradstreet from 1,117 banks in 122 cities indicate a tight banking climate and slowing prosperity. Deposits and loans fell in 1898 after gains in 1891-92, signaling reduced business activity and potential farming pressure amid debates over barley prices and free trade.
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Bradstreet’s
Tariff Hike on Dates Pineapples Orchids Lilies Cocoanuts
An increase of 100 percent in the tariff on dates pineapples orchids lilies of the valley and cocoanuts will be welcomed by the sizeable wage earning workforce involved in producing these goods daily.
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Gaz
Clothes Made to Fit the Man for All Alike
Some stores struggle to find men to fit clothes while this shop offers precise fittings for every man. With rough wear fabrics and rich fine fabrics, the line promises honest, trustworthy goods at lower prices than elsewhere.
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