Judiciary purity and planting season notes emerge in Devils Lake paper
The issue argues for a pure judiciary and criticizes politicization of judges. It warns against abuses of courts while urging honesty and impartiality. A planting season report from the northwest notes plowmen at work, rising crop prospects, and labor shifts. It cites Treasury wheat and livestock receipts, bar-room anecdotes, and Uncle Sam collecting John Bull’s money with large English horse exports.
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Treasury Department
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Sam
John Bull
United Area
Great Britain
Politics and butter taxes spark small town talk
A local letter traces politics through everyday life as residents debate Hans, Jonny, and Pete, the Ole bill, tax on adulterated butter, and enforcement of state law. The writer complains about politicians, judges, and enforcement, lamenting cheaters and the sheriff, while noting cows give yellow butter and pride in local dairy.
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Jonny
Pete
Hans
Jenny
Free Press
Hansbrough Prestige Highlighted by Lisbon Free Press
The Lisbon Free Press argues Senator Hansbrough commands great prestige in Washington after a long U S Senate tenure. It notes his broad support within North Dakota and positions on key committees, warning that retirement would deprive the state of experienced leadership and could take years for any successor to match his influence.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Legislative Pacers
Lisbon Free Press
Hansbrough
North Dakota
United States
Washington
Press of North Dakota Accelerates State Growth
The Bismarck Tribune notes the state press plays a powerful role in development. It cites how regional papers seed ideas that blossom into statewide projects, highlighting extensive coverage of a St. Louis exposition display and urging public support for showcasing North Dakota.
Public Spirit and The Value of Advertising in Newspapers
The author extols public spirited giving, noting true generosity comes without expected cash returns. Newspaper men are praised for aiding public enterprises by donating space, which constitutes their stock in trade and income. The piece argues liberal, unpaid press advertising supports many ventures and upbuilds communities.
Victor Monarch Talking Machines Draw Crowds
Victor Monarch talking machines grow in popularity with prices at 12, 18, 25, and 40 dollars. Herman Huesgen serves as the local agent and maintains inventory of all sizes. All visitors are welcome to listen to demonstrations free of charge.
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Covington
Kentucky
Herman Huesgen
Repairing Neatly Done for Scott's Emulsion
A vintage advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a health aid repairing worn bodies from worry overwork and disease. It claims the medicine strengthens bones blood and lungs and promises quick self-use without waiting turns, with emphasis on quality ingredients and a visible glow of health.
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Scott
Favorite Prescription boosts weak women and heals sick women
The phrase highlights the book's claim that “Favorite Prescription” can empower weak women and restore health to the ill, signaling a medical or gender-focused discourse that promotes female resilience and recovery.
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Ramsey County
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Judiciary
al. J. Horsman
Northwest
Iowa
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Pacific Coast
Minot
Grand Forks
Herald
Second Judicial District
Bradstreets
South Africa
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Great Western Limited
St. Paul
Vic
Chicago Great Western Railway
J. P. Elmer
Ill
Pierce
John Hemmis Munson
Was
Storm Sa
The
St. Anthony & Dakota
H. Gremsgard
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Penn
N. D
F. T. Fox
Howards
Wood
Grain Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
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Elena
Sarvallls, Oregon
Wes
Mansar
Cual
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