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The Kick of the Sheepmen at Helena
The Helena sheepmen meet and condemn the governments grazing fee on public ranges in Montana arguing eastern states had grazing without charge and large stock firms may gobble more land. The Tribune backs keeping public ranges under fair, self supporting forest reserve control favoring small homesteaders and ranchers.
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Helena
Montana
Rocky Mountain Range
T. J. Walsh
Walsh
Tri- Bune
Forest Reserve
Tripunez
Verdict sparks debate on murder trial in Montana
The Great Falls Leader condemns the jury verdict in a Sherman's second degree murder case as merciful and hypocritical arguing it mocks courts and fuels calls for lynch law after a 51 hour jury deliberation and a life sentence.
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Sherman
Montana
Great Falls
Strike and Knock Critique of Labor Unrest
A Helena Independent editorial argues against strikes and “strikers and knockers” urging workers to quit only if they cannot tolerate their job and blaming those who stir up grievances. It condemns sympathy strikes and stresses responsibility to dependents.
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Helena
The
Independent
Beaverhead County Hopes for Stronger Show at Montana State Fair
The Montana state fair closed last Saturday and is described as the greatest in the state. Beaverhead County laments its weak representation, noting strong local resources in grain, hay, minerals, and livestock, and urging greater county participation at next year's fair.
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Montana
Helena
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Newspaper publishers urge patrons to support papers
The piece notes the newspaper price of paper has nearly doubled in months and editors urge readers to be more liberal in patronage. Authors compare to other businesses raising prices and state this is not a rate increase but an appeal for support.
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Paper Trust
Disgraceful manslaughter verdict in Sherman case
The White Sulphur Springs jury convicted Sherman of manslaughter for killing pawnbroker Samuel Sardzinski to steal dollars worth of junk and sentenced him to five years in prison. The writer condemns the verdict as unjust and recalls the earlier murder.
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White Sulphur Springs
Sherman
Samuel Sardzinski
Lewistown
Grazing Fees and Smallholders Defend Range Rights
A speaker argues that small ranchers with a few sheep or cattle deserve grazing protection against large stock interests. The fee is justified as it safeguards their access to range land and prevents being crowded out, else they would resist as well.
Public Discipline Incident on Main Street Reported
Eyewitnesses described a father administering a spanking to his seven or eight year old son on a city street. The father allegedly yelled You will stay out late will you as each blow landed, drawing the neighborhood's attention.
Dillon Parents Urged to Enforce Night Curfew
The piece argues parents should follow suit and enforce curfew if officers won’t. It condemns youths roaming at night as unproductive and potentially harmful, warning sympathy for permissive parents only invites trouble for the city’s boys.
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Dillon
Sheepmen and grazing fees in forest reserves debate
The writer questions sheepmen who favor resolutions to lower grazing fees arguing they seek to keep the forest reserves open to all. They contend such moves would allow large operators to dominate and drive smaller growers to ruin while the range remains contested.
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Forest Reserve
Tom
Harry
Solomon’s Songs Authorship Question Stirring Debate
Johns Hopkins scholar Paul Haupt argues King Solomon did not author the Songs of Solomon. The Bible readership may ignore the verdict and continue reading with the same reverence for the biblical figure.
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Solomon
Paul Haupt
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Haupt
Opinion of Big Sheepmen Not Reflective of State
The article says a minority of large sheepmen express views on forest reserve policy and that the many smaller sheepmen, who outnumber the big companies, are satisfied and deserve greater consideration.
Butte Jail Stands Empty For First Time In Years
A Saturday date of Oct. 5 1907 marks the Butte city jail being entirely empty for the first time in many years. The city's oldest policeman recalls no prior instance of an empty jail.
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Butte
Smoky City
Frick Buys Metropolitan Opera Box for $100,000
Henry Clay Frick purchased a box at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City for $100,000 last week. The comment suggests the purchase was ill advised and wryly compares it to Barnes King stock.
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Metropolitan’ Opera House
New York City
Henry Clay Frick
Barnes- King
Butte Miner Editorial Questioning Stock Grower Interests
The Butte Miner questions whether the paper serves the few large livestock companies or the multitude of smaller stock growers, highlighting potential bias toward major handlers versus independent ranchers.
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Butte
Coal Bins, Iceman, and Republican Graft Mentioned in Montana Papers
A collage of short items notes coal harvests described as plentiful yet costly, iceman deliveries in vogue, and employment agents jailed for sending miners to idle mines. It cites Missoulian, Conda Standard, Billings Daily Journal, Pocatello Tribune, Helena Independent, Billings Gazette, Forsyth Times, and Stevensville Tribune with satirical takes on labor, price trends, and political commentary where Bryan and graft are referenced.
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Butte
Billings Daily Journal
Virginia City to Get Electric Lighting and Power
The Virginia City Madisonian reports plans for an electric plant using Blaine Springs creek water to power lighting and to supply Easton and Pacific mines. Construction will start once materials arrive, with the plant to be built at Blaine Springs canyon mouth ten miles from the city and an estimated 600 horsepower potential.
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Virginia City
Alder Gulch
Madisonian
Blaine Springs Creek
Easton
Pacific
Elks Call Off Elk Teeth Ornaments At Convention
The first official circular issued at the Philadelphia convention urges Elks to abandon elk teeth as ornaments. The long standing custom has led to hunting for teeth, driving the animals toward decline due to the high prices commanded by the teeth.
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Philadelphia
Tener
Disappearance Report From Beartooth Mountains
Red Lodge reports another mountain disappearance as four Bear Creek men move from Beartooth Lake toward Rock Creek. Tony Schultz and John Stoneizh walked ahead in shirts, left coats on a horse, and have not been seen since.
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Red Lodge
Bear Creek
Beartooth Lake
Rock Creek
Tony Schultz
John Stonevizh
Choral Society Seeks Members for Downtown Studio
Mr Reidelsberger invites gentlemen to join the Choral Society at his downtown studio on Monday night at eight. A separate call for ladies will follow.
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Reidelsberger
Choral Society
Sudden Death of Mrs Bell in Bozeman Parish Service
Bozeman, Oct 6. Word reached this afternoon of the sudden death of Mrs Bell wife of a farmer near Central Park. She was stricken with paralysis while attending church services.
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Bozeman
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
An advertisement warns against ointments containing mercury for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, urges genuine product purchases, and notes price at 75 cents per bottle along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halls
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