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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
4
The Townsend post notes strong unity within the Republican party across states. It asserts Democrats anticipated splits over expansion that never materialized. Editors claim reunified Republicans will deliver a larger victory than in 1896, aided by seceders returning to the party.
Roadwater county farmers discuss butter production and the competition with creameries. They argue that producers who refine methods can earn higher prices and sustain a steady market, while critiquing free trade rhetoric about foreign ships earning money from American trade.
It is hoped baseball interest may awake townspeople and Townsend may field a nine this season as in the past. Summers are dull and a wholesome sport like baseball would break the monotony of an uninteresting Sunday. David Harum notes a flea analogy, suggesting baseball helps Townsend move beyond brooding.
The Republicans will tender their good offices and assume control of the local operations, signaling no Cark or Daly feud worth noting in Broadwater county.
The article critiques Democratic policies and the rise of protectionism, noting shifts in corn wheat and beef prices from 1805 to 1899. It cites wage changes in West Virginia oil, wool protection, and increased home consumption, arguing policy impacts on farmers and bread affordability during McKinley era. It also mentions immigration to Montana and population growth linked to prosperity.
A humorous column ribaldly contemplates love and wit with quips about women and men. It muses on onions keeping a mustache at bay, aligns wisdom with whiskers, and notes wallflowers at dances may have hidden bread smoking adeptness.
Multiple small items list goods for sale including horses buggy harness hay and tent items with contact Rev L L Tower Townsend Mont. An estray notice records a red yearling steer found near Blake's ferry ranch with owner to claim by charges. Also notes tonic and medicine ads and job seeking for a paper hanger or painter in Townsend with local business names.
The ad suggests the path to a woman's heart lies in taste shown in jewelry selection. Odor line com showcases the season's latest pieces. The shop touts its reputation for watch repair, jewelry making, and engraving with prompt mail or express order service.
A C Dorner a watchmaker and jeweler operates at 20 S Main street Helena Wontan.
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