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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
2
A Saco Progressive rally read the signers of the birth of the party in town. C W Nelson appeared among others in the list. Roosevelt’s familiar post office greeting is replaced by Tate’s picture, signaling a radical shift in citizen sentiment and its potential impact on local officeholders.
The letter argues Republicans offer a stronger county ticket with leaders like Jack Duncan as treasurer who have cut county expenses and safeguarded deposits. It condemns Progresive candidates, warns of graft risks in county printing bids, and urges farmers and stockholders to vote Taft to sustain prosperity and avoid past financial abuses.
The letter argues campaign sentiment shifts toward Roosevelt and the Democratic candidate, warning against Progres sive overreaction. It urges voters to consider business interests and avoid rash prejudice, stressing the need to prevent a repeat of 1898 conditions.
J. C. Duncan, a Republican candidate for County Treasurer, was in town briefly Wednesday. The writer endorses Duncan, praising his one term and calling him the best official Valley County has had, urging readers to vote for him on November 5.
Paul Babcock a Culbertson attorney and Republican nominee for County Attorney visited town Monday to discuss his political interests. He is regarded as one of the county’s best lawyers and pledged that if elected he will run the County Attorney’s office in top order.
Voters in the precinct heard Republican candidate H. Be Hill described as a perfect gentleman by supporters. They urged voters to mark their ballot for Hill as the county assessor, promising courteous treatment and integrity in office.
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