This Month
From 1890 to 1920, America underwent significant political and social reform. Women fought for—and won—the right to vote. Industrial laborers fought for—and won—the right to a safe work environment. Progressives like Theodore Roosevelt fought to topple robber barons, protect national monuments, and save children from exploitative employers.
It was the dawn of a new day.
In Montana, the Progressive Era was more bittersweet. The Homestead Act of 1909, coupled with the railroad’s expansion, created a boom of activity out west. From 1905 to 1915, Montana’s population increased by nearly 54 percent. Towns popped up along rail lines. Modern amenities became more prevalent. Life was more convenient—though, at the expense of the open range.
In this issue of Treasure State Lifestyles, we’ll examine life at the turn of the Twentieth Century. What events shaped the Progressive Era? Who were the men and women that made an impact? Come with us as we explore the lives of cowboys, inventors, politicians, and consumers at this time of national growth.
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