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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
4
One year in advance two hundred dollars six months in advance three months in advance advertising rates one dollar per inch per month presented by H Eaton editor and proprietor
At Gallup New Mexico the speaker William Jennings Bryan was greeted by the mayor with a Navajo blanket gift. A note pinned inside the blanket compared wool prices under Republican and Democratic administrations, asking Bryan to tell his constituents.
The House considers a joint resolution to authorize Congress to address trusts via a constitutional amendment. A minority caucus opposed the measure as infringing states rights, while some members shifted from amendment to support. Debate grew bitter and partisan as supporters argued for a legal method to curb trusts, and opponents warned the move may be a campaign tool.
A column laments reduced state poor farm population during a Democratic era, noting drastic declines in inmates, lingering relics of free soup and beds, and critiques expansion policies. The piece claims large egg exports as a benefit to farmers, citing 3,700,000 dozen exported last year versus 151,000 in 1895.
A humorous note on Mark Twain's presidential candidacy encountering local Lions Falls and Cincinnati proceedings. The line plays on political satire and regional legal or civic processes reflected in the era's newspaper humor.
A playful newspaper noise piece in Townsend items lists many local figures and comments on weather, concerts, fashion, and misc enigma. It mentions P J Meloy and blonde admirers, Johnnie Byrnes summer suit, Charlies W Smith and Townsend’s notices, plus urban humor about mosquitoes and a band.
The piece critiques industrial progress in Tennessee, notes coal output, and mocks Bryan’s farm image. It reports Ice Trust criminal proceedings linked to New York politics, and comments on tariff and competition. It also covers Senate reform debates on direct senator elections and legislative intrigue.
Co-owner notice to Charles Vollmer and Charles Frank regarding annual labor and costs for the Orphan Boy quartz lode in Beaver Creek mining district Broadwater County Montana. Payment due to avoid forfeiture of all interests. undersigned George Uffei. East Helena Montana notice dated January 15 1900s with first publication June 7.
An advertisement highlights jewelry as the path to a woman's heart, touting the latest season's creation and the shop’s reputation for watch repairing jewelry manufacturing and engraving with prompt mail or express order service.
A C Dorner announces repair and jewelry services at 205 Main Street in Helena Montana offering watches clocks and jewelry repair and sales.
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