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Advertising rates set at $1.50 per inch per month. Publication appears every Friday morning. The notice is filed as second class matter at the Townsend Post Office.
26 Jun 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1891
Page
1
Advertising rates set at $1.50 per inch per month. Publication appears every Friday morning. The notice is filed as second class matter at the Townsend Post Office.
The piece condemns Italians as labor agitators and assassins, links them to disturbances in New Orleans and Montana, and urges boycotts. It notes shifts in Butte mining and expects a mining revival as Anaconda plant closes. It reports upcoming AOUW Grand Lodge in Helena and Typographical Union nine hour rule set for 1892 Philadelphia meeting.
Rub stoves with a rag dipped in kerosene before storing for summer and treat hardware and farming implements the same way before fall storage to prevent rust.
Judith Jottings from Cottonwood dated June 22 notes relief after weeks of rain and warm sun. Lewistown prepares for a lively Fourth with baseball foot races and a grand ball, Utica and Cottonwood also considering celebrations despite travel gaps. Freighters from Billings Benton and the Falls bring goods to the Basin as stores stock up for patrons.
Julids Ott, a helper on the Kroege building, was killed when a brick wall forty to fifty feet long collapsed Saturday morning. Contractors Brandenburgh and J B Cain escaped. Ott died in hospital within twenty four hours from multiple crush injuries. The Chronicle reports a tragic fatal accident with onlookers gathering as debris was cleared.
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