Retirement marks change at Fergus County Argus and local outlets
On June 1 J A Gilluly retired from Fergus County Argus after years as editor and lecturer, to be replaced by Tribunes Printing Gr aham in an editorial literary role. Mosher will head the Argus. Branzke is noted for literary talents. the paper contends editorial pages may rival state papers as Fergus county history recalls Maiden mining camp and the Argus move to Lewistown in 1886.
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Fergus County Argus
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Gillaly
Pang
Fergus County
A. Hogeland
Lewis' 1 Land Office
Mosher
The
Argus
Branzke
Charles S. Fell
Maiden
Judith Mountains
Black Hills
Tom Stout
Democrat
Mai
Lewistown
Rial
Comet Winnecke Heads Earthward Prompting Meteor Hopes
A 19th century note warns Winnecke's comet moving toward Earth at about fifty thousand miles per minute will return around the sun and may brighten skies in weeks. Experts expect a meteor shower akin to 1833 possibly affecting Montana weather, urging calm amid public alarm.
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Winnecke
Montana
Thenetor
Dempsey
Carpentier
Globe
Memorial Day Observance Across Seas and Lands
An essay reflects on Memorial Day origins in America and its observance abroad. It notes gratitude for soldiers and living veterans, the honoring of graves with flowers, and the enduring call for a peaceful, worldwide order under the flag. It asserts readiness to defend liberty and commemorate sacrifice.
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