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Montana Sheep Crisis Linked to Tariff Fight
The American Sheep Breeder cites Senator Walsh as blamed for a wool tariff defeat, while the Helena Record calls his position optimistic yet costly. Montana sheepmen face liquidation due to range restrictions and new development, with prior sales and repurchases illustrating the volatile market.
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Montana Diversified Farming Clubs Aimed at Restocking Sheep
A leading northwest agricultural worker, Professor M. L. Wilson, promotes diverse farming in Custer and Dawson counties to revive livestock in semi arid Montana. He advocates coyote fences, pasture handling, winter feed, and government leasing to help small ranchers fence 60 to 100 acres and raise profitable flocks, forecasting growth in sheep numbers statewide.
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Need for Professional Training in U S Diplomacy
The Spokesman Review argues for formal training of U S diplomats and consuls as essential amid growing global roles. It contrasts amateur U S officials with professional counterparts from England, France, Germany, Japan, and Russia, urging posts to recruit from right classes and end partisan rewards.
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Canada appreciates the gift of the American tariff
The St Johns board of trade bulletin notes Canada welcomes the tariff cut, seeing benefits for New Brunswick farmers and freight, with potatoes rising to 1.20 per barrel and steamship freight demand up, though promised low prices are not yet in sight. Attleboro Mass Sun.
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Prices and trusts persist under new tariff in trade talk
Free trade England houses enormous trusts and the new Tariff law will not disrupt them or benefit independents. Big powerful organizations can weather a gale while the little fellow suffers. Meat and sugar remain under trust control and price fixing continues.
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Dehorned talking machine gains wide home acceptance
The dehorned talking machine has found its way into many households that would reject the horned variety, signaling a shift in consumer preferences toward quieter, safer devices.
Economist of a town markets and papers across the margins
A collage of quotes from various papers on reading the home paper and advertising. It contrasts readers who subscribe and engage with local news against nonreaders, noting impact on trade, civic life, and attitudes toward journalism.
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Swain Writing State History for Montana Textbook
H H Swain former president of the State Normal college and now deputy superintendent of schools begins a condensed Montana history. He will cover pre Lewis and Clark, fur trade, mining, agriculture expansion, transportation and political development. Swain aims to use state library sources and pioneer interviews to add new material for a public school text.
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Governor denounces Montana delegates at conservation congress
Washington nov 19 Governor Stewart vows never again to appoint Montana delegates to the national conservation congress after a stormy session. He cites west coast objections to the Pinchot program and western delegates being shut out. Montana voted against the water power plan while Senator Walsh and Representative Evans attended briefly before leaving. Senator Myers earlier introduced Montana delegates to President Wilson at the White House.
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Ballards Horehound Syrup Ad Offers Free Pepper Plaster
In severe sore lung cases an internal and external remedy is advised. The dollar size Ballards Horehound Syrup promises two remedies for the price. Each dollar bottle includes a free Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster for the chest. Sold by Potts the druggist.
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