The Daily Tribune Advertising Rates in 1900s Bismarck
The Bismarck Tribune details subscription options and rates for daily and weekly editions in early 20th century North Dakota. It lists annual and six month prices, international mailing terms, and emphasizes its status as the state’s oldest newspaper with wide circulation. It also includes a lengthy directory of advertising agents and offices in major cities.
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Weekly
Tribune
Forden
Bismarck Tribune
Socral
Bus Ens
Fargo
Supreme Court
North Dakota
Advertising Co and rural farming ads in the Tribune
The article discusses promotional offers from the Banning Advertising Co and other advertisers in St. Paul, detailing prepaid subscriptions to the Weekly Tribune and rival papers. It also quips about editorial banter with Editor Tuttle of Mandan Pioneer Saga and defends local lignite coal claims near Bismarck amid German inquiries.
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Hditor
Tutto
Morton
Stark
McLean Counties
Bismarck
Donde Poy
Geran
Tuttle
Hit
Sinsolt
Burleigh
Luttle
Dom
Europe
Rome
Alhambra
Pisa
Bologna
Prince of Wales
Turkey
North Dakota
Traveling men threaten boycott of rural hotels era
A protest by traveling salesmen targets small town hotels over high rates and poor service. The piece laments weak coffee, stale meals, and neglect, urging innkeepers to improve and restore the traditional welcoming role of the traveling man on rural communities.
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Patence Liva
Sokol
Tyra
Mr. Jones
Bryan and Aguinaldo praise and mock imperial foes
The proclamation lauds William Jennings Bryan and Emilio Aguinaldo as champions of justice while denouncing imperial ambition. It contrasts their leadership with American policy, notes Filipino admiration for Bryan, and recounts allied sentiments and actions amid the Philippine conflict and broader U.S. political debates.
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Bryan
United States
Hall
America
Aguindo
Washington
Monroe
Jefferson
Hlstorians
Philippines
Justles
Zola
Rizal
Aguinaldo
Republic
King Ix
Sons of the Union
Tepee Dream and Imperialist Clash on Native Lands
Fragmentary historical prose rails at native sovereignty and white encroachment, calling the American Association of Anti Imperialists to defend American Indian domains while referencing Kentucky colonels and mixed press dispatches. The piece blends evocative language about a lost native realm with scattered political observations.
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Northwest
American Association of Anti- Imperialists
Reconstruction plans in annual message to Congress
President McKinley outlines aims for postwar governance in newly acquired territories. He favors bottom up municipal development before central rule, calls for swift military action to quell insurrection, and pledges to rebuild islands, schools, industries, and agriculture while promoting liberty and humane treatment of insurgents. He notes administrative needs for Hawaii Alaska Porto Rico and Puerto Rico status updates.
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Congress
Mnalla
Youth Congress
United States
Philipinos
Rome
Hawaiian Islands
Republic of Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Htco
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The
M.N. Jewell
Daily Tribune
North Dakot
Deliv
Unitedates
Canada
the Tribune
Congressional Lb
D. C
Lord & ‘Thomas
Trabe Funding
New York
J. ‘Alter Thompson
Chicago
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
National Udvertising, Co
Pettingill Co
Boston
Nelson, Ches~oe & Co
St. Louis
Remington Bros
Ew York
W. W. Sharp & Co
Morse Advertising Agency
NOW, Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Golda Gate“ Advertisiitg, Co
San Francisco
Dauchy & Co
8. C. Wells Advertising Agency
LeRoy
Stemling Remedy Co
Indiana Mineral Springs
Swift Speckle Co
Auaita
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
the Hosttetter Co
Pittsburg
Parvin & Doughty Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. J. Hood & Co
Loweil
Centaur
Murray Street
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Todd Advertising Co
C. Beel
Tribune Building
New York City
Banning Advertising Co
Dicott Huilting
St. Paul
Minn
Nui
Bryan and Aguinaldo
Milhree
Bayambong
Neu- Jeuan
Lees
Spain
Joubert
Hnlf
Samoa
Sam
Samon
Kentucky
Frankfort
Fargo Argus
Roberts Way
Ani
National Congress
Hawaii
Porto Rico
M M'Einley
Capital Book Store
peter_raly
Ens
Bismarck, N. D
H. L. Michelson
Fourth Street
Boston’s
Tust
Seontat
Ar Coats
R. L. Best & Co
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