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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1897
Page
2
The article argues against delaying executions and outlines a plan to release a condemned man on a questionable alibi letter. It criticizes defense money and urges laws to be immutable and efficiently administered. It emphasizes punishing the guilty and protecting the innocent.
An exploration of monopolies defined as combinations reducing competition to raise prices, and a comparison to labor unions viewed as exclusive combinations. The piece discusses whether price increases follow monopoly control and notes labor groups may be seen as similar to monopolies in limiting competition and raising the price of their product or service.
A historical editorial argues labor unions defend equal rights under the law against monopolistic capital. It claims organized labor is advancing, and that labor as a de facto monopoly will eventually shape national power, urging readers not to sacrifice labor.
The paper notes subscribers fault the mailing process rather than the publisher. It explains weekly addressed papers are stamped to prevent misses and that the main issue lies with mail handling after leaving the office. Readers with such trouble are urged to report to help restore regular delivery.
In Broadwater County Montana the District Court orders show cause why an administrator may sell real estate of Samuel P Carr deceased. The hearing is set for December 27 1497 at 2 PM in Townsend Court House. Publication required in Townsend Messenger for four weeks.
Townsends Mont November 24 1897 notice that all warrants outstanding on the Poor Road and Bridge Senda and Contingent fund up to November 13 will be paid on presentation at the treasurer's office Broadwater County Interest on the warrants ceases from the date of this notice TITOS DEAN as Treasurer Broadwater County
Samuel T. Green John P. Jones and Lewis Sperry file for patent under mining laws for 16.71 acres on Survey No 5205 in Park Broadwater Montana. Adjoining claims include Park 4390 New Era 4391 Gold Dust 2824 and Eldorado lodes. Attorney Frank I. Sizer and W E Co publish October 28 1897 in Helena Montana.
Estate of Samuel Carr Deceased notice given by administrator. Creditors and all persons with claims must present vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is the administrator's office in Townsend Montana at John M. McDonald’s office.
Notice for all county and state taxes due for the year in Broadwater County. Taxes unpaid by 6 PM on the first Monday in December become delinquent with a 10 percent penalty and property may be advertised or seized and sold to cover taxes and costs. Thos Dean, County Treasurer.
Meets every second Saturday at Masonic Hall all visiting members of the order are invited to attend Miss T Wesskeep powers W M Miss Anna Keene secretary Townsend Montana
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