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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1895
Page
4
The Townsend Messenger dated Thursday evening Sept 26 1895 advocates unity and continued progress for the town. It emphasizes increased wealth and substantial improvements as guiding goals and pledges to direct efforts toward these ends.
Advocates call for unrestricted silver coinage at 16 to 1 with gold and restoration of the silver dollar to its historical monetary status, disregarding any government action. The statement frames silver as a universal monetary unit and opposes external interference.
The town council's census raises a constitutional challenge about Townsend’s status as a municipality. The piece denounces official overreach, urges unity against perceived tyranny, and contrasts past constitutional adherence with current political and monetary pressures. It calls for a united stand to defend liberties and resist financier influence.
The Meagher County News critiques Missencer criticisms of the Gay case as unfounded, argues for cautious legal logic, and defends Helena's Fort Harrison as a necessary government asset. The piece discusses gambling laws, republican liberty, and the protection of the defenseless while praising Helena’s development.
A stark imagined lament asks what Washington Jefferson and Lincoln would say about a United States steered by a bankers syndicate. It warns of a perilous voyage with no chart and compasses as gold again disrupts Uncle Sam’s finances. A cabinet appeal to a so called friend Rothschild seeks to halt the outflow.
In August I overheated in the harvest field and suffered cramps near collapse. Druggist Mr Cummings provided Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which completely relieved me. I keep a bottle now. A M Buygens Centerville Wasi. For sale by J R Westin Druggist.
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