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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1908

Page

4

The Daily Tribune and Weekly Tribune Ad Rates and Details

The Daily Tribune of Bismarck North Dakota offers mail and home delivery with subscription options priced by period: one year four dollars in the United States, six months three dollars, three months fourty-five cents, with international postage to Canada six dollars. The Weekly Tribune published every Friday provides news summaries and local and foreign items, offered at thirty dollars per year.

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Vote the Republican Ticket Across the Board

A fragmented note urges voters to back the Republican slate with an emphasis on following party guidance, claiming it’s simple to cast a straight ticket by selecting the top Republican on the ballot. It references candidates for the legislature and a statewide sweep after a primary contest.

George Welch and the primary election debate

A Republican piece argues the value of direct party primary in selecting nominees lawfully. It stresses loyalty to the party, condemns intra party treachery, and urges voters to back party nominees in state county and legislative races. It defends the primary as giving individuals a voice while warning against cutting the party ticket.

Thair Sauipulalion Evers Campaigr Republican Party Ahd

Taft Favorability Shapes Campaign Outlook

Fragmented OCR notes discuss Taft leading in the presidential race with Roosevelt era policy continuity and Republican optimism for victory in the East and West. It argues Democrats lack reasons to unify against Taft and urges GOP participation and loyalty in the primary process. The piece emphasizes party unity over factional dissent and calls for voters to back Taft as the best path for the country.

Campnessa Ime Fatt Taft Roosevelt Bryan

Nations Are T Enes of Days The Party Vote

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a political party vote and national context. No clear names, dates, or places are legible to determine a concrete event, outcome, or involved organizations.

North Dakota and Delaware set to launch battleship North Dakota

A New York correspondent reports the listing of guests for the christening of the 20,000 ton battleship North Dakota at the Quincy shipyards near Philadelphia. The event marks a milestone as the ship nears completion within two years from keel laying, with Secretary Metcalf to attend.

North’ “Dakota Quire Rey —Barlesip Wessel North Dakota Delaware Ee Pa Rceneren New Metcalf Ghlaey Mas Apo Pagen Leasthampton Tross Charles Badger Naval Academy Navy, Yards Newport, News Shipbuilding and—Drydeck Company Newport Bere _vVa

Divided Responsibility in North Dakota Politics Debate

A fragmented discussion on the proposed constitutional amendment suggests North Dakota would gain five supreme court judges. The piece argues party loyalty, Republican accountability, and the impact on gubernatorial governance, urging a unified party stance and candidacy integrity amid election tensions.

North Dakota Supreme Ite Alate

Death of Governor Miller and political memories

A fragmented obituary notes the death of John Miller, an early New York stock settler in the Red River Valley, praised as an honest and capable man. It recalls the era’s fierce statehood debates and the Nomination proceedings that shaped Burleigh County politics, with mention of allied figures and party dynamics.

Miller New York Red Sivar—Valley Richland Coun Cpatrat Nea Fete

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