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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1900
Page
4
A Thanksgiving column weighs the holiday's meaning amid rising agnosticism and temperance efforts in Maine and across the country. It notes moral reform in cities, warns against excess, and discusses U.S. policy toward China and the Philippines with official statements to curb volunteer misuse, urging devotion and gratitude.
The Around the Stove Clubs have been organized for the season. Members plan gatherings, discuss recipes and share home economy tips, aiming to foster social connection through regular meetings.
Valley Lodge No 21 A F and A M meets 4th Saturday in P C Hall visiting brothers welcome J Bera W M Dr G W Girnam Secg Woodmen Townsend Camp No 365 meets 1st and 3rd Friday each month G G Wart Consul Commander L S Rosinson Clerk North Star Lodge No 19 I O F meets Monday evening in P C Hall visiting brothers invited W H McKnt N G C S Roma Ree Sec
Broadwater Lodge No 34 meets Wednesdays at Fraternity Hall 8 PM All visiting members invited Townsend Montana notices list Harrie Bern W M Moire Magee t Secretary and other officers with meeting details and cordial invitations
Charles Baldwin must appear in Winston Montana by December 21 1900 to answer a claim for 7302 dollars and costs for merchandise supplied between 1894 and 1898 and account transfers. If unanswered, judgment will be entered against him as per the complaint in the case of James Smith versus Charles Baldwin.
The passage predicts 350 to 500 million in America and possessions in a century, notes Nicaragua and Mexico seek admission after the canal, and suggests Latin American republics may join the Union. It ends with a quip about a week off as schools close for holidays.
An old newspaper clipping promotes a jewelry line titled The Way to a Woman's Heart. It highlights selections of jewelry and related accessories, inviting readers to explore in-store offerings and promotions.
Louisianans from populist ranks declare for McKinley as they voice frustration over disfranchisement and call for economic relief through ten cent cotton. The note highlights shifting political alignments and the demand for clearer agricultural policy.
Yesterday the death of Senator C. K. Davis of Minnesota was reported, a sudden loss that comes after an expected illness and is said to be severe for the nation.
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