Nomland denounced as hypocrite on state funds pledge
The piece defends Republican nominee Groxex E. Nichols, blasts Knud Nomland for failing to turn interest on state funds into the treasury, and attacks Democrats and populists for backing a man deemed untrustworthy. It notes traveling salesmen' views in Fargo and predicts a Republican victory across the ticket. It references Dr Bentley's denial and calls for treasury accounting laws.
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Groxex E. NicHoLs
Nichols
Casa Colinty
Casseltonian
Nomad
Grand Forke Herald
Knud
Isens
Knud Nomland
Populst Reformara
Nomland
Legislative Assembly
Mr. Nomland
Bie
Eall
Nomland Hiad
Now
Leistikow
Baker
Trail
Nichole
Supreme Court
Geo. E. Nichols
Miller
Fargo
Abba
H Wilson
Enid
Wargo
North Dakota Local Notes Probable Civil and Fire News
North Dakota items report no births or deaths in Hillsboro since June 28. Typhoid patients total twenty at Pho Cana county hospital. Supreme Court affirms Papiss liquor ruling from Walsh county. Budd Reeve draws crowd in Margo with a naval speech. Farmhouse loss in Stutsman county. Jamestown fire destroys Smith's livery stable with substantial stock loss. Mapleton brakeman suffers hand injury in a coupling. Fargo railroad coal rate discussion postponed due to illness. Reynolds dies over a threshing dispute as Swanberg jailed. Wolf capture near New Rockford by McQue family. Devils Lake leader Shadduck placed in Rock Island timber sale plan for NDNG fund. Cooperstown well accident ends fatally for worker. Supreme Court rules in two cases Bisconnetty v Barnes and O'Brien v Miller. Voters hear campaign talks at Painted Woods demagoguery debate led by Williams and Stevens.
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Hillsboro
Pho Cana County
United States Supreme Court
Papiss
Walsh County
Budd Reeve
Margo
Stutsman County
Jamestown
Smith
John Moran
Mapleton
Fargo
Reynolds
Swanberg
Alt Eckler
Guoesie
J. E. McQue
New Rockford
Foster County
Fort Buford Items Show Local Harvests and Early Town Plans
Twenty years ago voter notes recount gardens with an 85 pound cabbage and two pound potatoes, Indian trading licenses, steamer incidents near Fort Pack, and election contests. Local committees discuss a Young Men's Reading Room at the Presbyterian parsonage with a 1894 95 schedule, board appointments from several churches, WCTU involvement, and plans to use a reading room.
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Levis Aguard
Murdock
Fort Buford
J. W. Raymond
Port Berthold
Mercer's
Western
Silver Lake
Fort Pack
Dr. Slaughter
E. A. Williams
Fort Stevenson
Adgerley
Standing Rock
Jon Putney
C. L. Grant
Fort Peck
Presbyterian Parsonage
M. EB
W. A. Lusby
A. Henry
Presbyterian
Wm. Scott
W.T. Perkins
P. G. Byrne
Swedish Lutheran Church
L. E. Johnson
Swedian Baptist Church
M. Gliveburg
W. C
A. Wilco
W. B. Watson
A. T. Patteron
Jank Reed
Dr. Rawlings
Board of Directors
Times
U. S
A. Duwrie
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Minneapolis Minn
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Fran A. Briers
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Grand Forks Herald
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Mildred Stanlay
Lowry
Salabury
Mr. Sparry
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Ie & Young Deny
Billinga
State News
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W. F. Shadduck
Devils Lake
Rock Island
Shortridge
N.D.N.G
Tom Gleason
Cooperstown
Willow Lake Township
Steele County
Bisconnetty
Va. Barnes
Cass County
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Chie
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W. Swaigie
W.E. Purcell
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