Tourispay Evening December 15 1898
Tourispay plans an event on December 15 1898 offering a prize of 200 dollars. Details are sparse but the notice underscores a public or local entertainment occurrence with monetary value attached.
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1898
Page
2
Tourispay plans an event on December 15 1898 offering a prize of 200 dollars. Details are sparse but the notice underscores a public or local entertainment occurrence with monetary value attached.
A critical review of Spain as a former European power, denouncing two centuries of oppression from colonial rule. It condemns Spain for Cuba and other territories, detailing martial law, press suppression, bribery, and economic exploitation impacting Cuban life and autonomy.
A reflective critique of Spain’s fall from global power and the need for Cuba to pursue its own destiny. It laments past exploits of colonial wealth used against human liberty and urges wisdom, justice, and support for Cuba’s pursuit of life, liberty and happiness.
A congressional bill for the new territory mirrors existing inter mountain laws and grants citizenship only to those of white blood. Portuguese and Hawaiian-descended loyalists to the Dole government are excluded, while native supporters of monarchy are disfranchised for now. The governor holds broad appointment powers with excessive discretionary authority.
The Hon. Mr. Corbett and the Hon. Mr. Sharkey each insist they could defeat the other, even after their recent prize fight ended without a rematch. Both claim to be in full control of their jaws and capable of further verbal jabs, a phase that leaves the bout unresolved.
The Townsend Messenger marks its ninth year with ownership and editorial control by Chas. H. Eaton. The Avant Courier commends the paper as straight, respectable, well conducted and better served than ever for its patrons.
The wild War Lord of Germany opened his house of parliament the Reichstag the day after congress convened. He hailed the Russian Czar's proposal for European disarmament and immediately urged completion of the army reorganization measure.
Senators Hale Hoar and Morrill of New England oppose the new expansion policy. Senator Morgan and many other Democratic senators support it.
A new trust has increased screenings charges at St Paul from five to eight and a half dollars per ton. Montana sheepmen who annually ship over 100000 animals for feeding will face higher costs and may be affected by the price shift.
In response to Gen. Wheeler, over 100 American colleges offer to take two or more young Cubans for free education. The note emphasizes the humanitarian aspect of the Cuban question.
The president’s message to congress emphasizes history with few future policy outlines. Gold standard remains, and gold dollar to be unit of value. Two army expansion bills, one by Miles and one by Hull, are discussed with Alger backing Miles.
An old ad boasts Bucklen arnica salve for skin eruptions and wounds with a 25 cent price and guaranteed cure. Also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption via Romig Bros with a free trial and six bottle success story from Mrs Curtain of Plainfield Illinois.
A ranch formerly known as Shelly ranch near Townsend offers 820 acres with 120 in alfalfa and good water rights. Terms are reasonable and at a low figure, with listing agent Bb. H. Goopman.
A sale under a Broadwater county district court decree will auction the Dry Creek Stock Ranch near Townsend Montana on December 15 1898. Included are 8 head of cattle 25 calves 100 head of horses 20 yearlings and 12 mules plus farming implements kitchen furniture and other partnership property. Contact Cronk Bolinger Townsend Montana for details.
The National Land List is promoted as the genuine real estate paper for all states. It promises bargains and exchanges in land and other property with single copies by mail for 10 cents from The National Land List Publishing Co. in Green Ridge Missouri.
Broadwater County Montana notice to Frank L Moore and heirs that $100 was spent in 1887 labor on the Gold Leaf quartz lode mining claim in Cedar Plains district to hold the claim under federal law. Co-owners must audit within ninety days. failure to contribute will transfer their interest to the subscribing co-owners John Bo Keating Elias Ringleberg James L Wood Jr. First publication September 22.
Dreadfully nervous customer thanks Karl's Clover Root Tea for relief. She says the tea quieted her nerves and strengthened her, helped constipation, kidney and bowel trouble, and thoroughly cleansed her system allowing rapid recovery. Hartford, Conn. Sold by Matthews Harris.
Broadwater county farmer offers 360 acres of productive land with fencing and implements, suitable for hay grain or sheep ranching. Terms reasonable. contact Heart & Dovesty bankers. Also includes regional notes on Geyser Cream and local hardware displays.
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