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The Daily Missoulian
Missoula, Missoula County, Montana
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Frank Freeze of Sussex, New Brunswick, visiting his brother Dr. E. F. Freeze and sister Mrs. Robert Pugsley in Montana, shares his loyalty to Canada, its lack of business depression unlike the US, and progress in industry and science. He was a council member, nominated for the legislature last spring, and campaigned for reciprocity in 25 cities.
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SAYS FRANK FREEZE
Frank Freeze of Sussex, New Brunswick, who is making an extended visit with his brother, Dr. E. F. Freeze and his sister, Mrs. Robert Pugsley, in this city, has an interesting store of experience to relate. He has been a member of the council in his home city and he was last spring nominated as a candidate for election to the local house in the New Brunswick legislature. During the campaign that was conducted before the vote was taken on reciprocity, Mr. Freeze spoke in 25 cities in favor of reciprocity. Although he is highly pleased with Montana, Mr. Freeze is loyal to Canada and says it is his chosen home. Canada, he says, is not having the business depression that he finds in the United States and it is making marvelous progress along industrial and scientific lines.
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Frank Freeze of Sussex, New Brunswick, is making an extended visit with his brother Dr. E. F. Freeze and sister Mrs. Robert Pugsley in this city. He relates experiences as a council member in his home city, nomination last spring as candidate for New Brunswick legislature, and speaking in 25 cities for reciprocity during the campaign. He expresses loyalty to Canada as his chosen home, states it lacks the business depression found in the United States, and is making marvelous progress industrially and scientifically, while being pleased with Montana.