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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
4
An in advance rate schedule lists advertising at $1.00 per inch per month. The notice references Ohio and notes time frames such as one year six months and three months in advance for placements.
The Labor party calls its state convention in Helena on September 19 1900 at 2 PM to nominate presidential electors and candidates for Congress Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State and other state offices. Delegates are apportioned by county labor strength with Silver Bow among those listed. By order of the state central committee Dante McDostan and John S Wynmas, chairman and secretary.
The Broadwater county Labor Party calls a September convention in Townsend to elect delegates for a state convention in Helena and nominate presidential electors and other officials. Forty-one delegates chosen across precincts will participate with representation based on precinct votes from the last general election.
The county GOP convention failed to unite despite appeals for harmony. Two factions claim the GOP label and mutual hostility endangers victory. past margins showed Democratic lead and weak Republican support. The piece questions leadership and cites Bryan and Towne as national figures stirring debate.
Pavid E Folsom named by acclamation at the Republican state convention as candidate for governor. A Montana pioneer arriving in 1862, he is a sixty two year old New Hampshire native with a sheep ranch near White Sulphur Springs. In 1893 he chaired Meagher county state senate caucus opposing W A Clark. He is a lifelong staunch Republican, fitting for the party's chosen role.
L Cronk principal announces the largest state school offering common and high school courses. It emphasizes private and class instruction, flexible entry, college prep, and low tuition with good board. References include former patrons and pupils. catalogues available. Townsend, Montana.
The piece notes critics claim Bryan promises conflict with silver policy and Philippine policy, while anti Goebel Democrats in Kentucky back the GOP ticket. It suggests a broad shift toward a political house cleaning in Kentucky as Bryan campaigns.
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