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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
4
Classified note lists mailing options for Townsend with post office second class matter status. Rates include advertising at $1.00 per inch, with options for one year six months or three months in advance. Signature: H. EATON, Editor and Proprietor.
A Montana editorial critiques The Star for silence on the Tierney case and urges full disclosure. It endorses Sewall’s cautious, principled stance against demagoguery, questions Bryan and Bryan supporters, and argues for U S unity and tariff benefits for agriculture.
The article contrasts Bryan and Sewall after the last presidential campaign, calling Sewall’s Hawaii return a shock to Democrats. It labels Sewall an expansionist, imperialist and 19th century political antagonist while praising Bryan’s contrasting stance and loyalty.
The Messenger suggests John R Stout editor of the Dawson County Review as a strong GOP gubernatorial candidate for Montana. It praises his newspaper leadership in eastern Montana, notes he has not held public office, and asserts the Dawson County Review would back his bid if nominated by the Republican state convention.
The Ravgalli County Democrat, a seven column eight page paper started at Hamilton by E A Sherman, has appeared among exchanges. It is well edited and patronized though its politics are faulted, the paper is welcomed as a new arrival.
The Star accuses us of democratic proclivities remarking that accusation as severe and pointed, quoting the phrase that “That was the most unkindest cut of all.”
The remark hints Clark and Daty prefer a dishonorable success to an honorable defeat if their words are accurate. It frames a debate on ethics and outcomes without listing events or dates.
The Bozeman Chronicle lauds a Republican editor for meritorious service. The recognition highlights journalistic integrity and public service within the newspaper community.
The Burlington Route distributes a twelve sheet yearly calendar valued for business offices. Each month features a major illustration of Burlington service and territories with scenes such as Estes Park and Yellowstone Falls. The cost is 25 cents plus postage, with refunds offered if not satisfactory.
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