North Dakota Senate race sparks calls for harmony
A St Paul Dispatch commentary urges electing a harmonizing partner for Hansbrough. It argues Johnson would obstruct measures Hansbrough championed, risking state progress on Indian affairs land questions and public lands. The piece notes Winship as a potential two of a kind alternative.
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North Dakota promises for the moderate man
A promotional piece extols North Dakota as a land of opportunity for poor and moderate earners. It highlights cheap farming land, prolific soil, low fencing needs, affordable labor saving tools, strong transport links, plentiful elevators, cheap necessities, and robust schools and churches. It argues success follows those who settle there and presents two questions about pricing, public awareness, and market advantage. It ends by praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable long standing cure, sold at Hodgkinson's drug store.
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Coming Home Urges North Dakota Hoys Return
Senator Hansbrough, in Washington, asked about North Dakota volunteers in Manila. AP reports they may be among the first to be sent home, but only after troops who went before them. He notes 5,800 volunteers were in Manila before North Dakota troops arrived, with six regiments of regulars likely exceeding that total.
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Peculiarities of the Official Returns in North Dakota
The article notes the surprising vote patterns in the recent election with Fancher leading Spalding in state totals yet Spalding gaining a larger congress majority. Holmes beyond his fusion ticket skews results, Driscoll tops Republican votes with about 29,000 and a 12,000 margin, and governor totals approach 48,000. Attorney General Cowan trails by nearly 12,000, with other majorities around 11,400 to 11,500. It also lists Christmas gift ideas and local lodge election outcomes and Royal Neighbors officers.
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Argument Completed The Attorney General Defended
A North Dakota North Dakota report counters claims the attorney general failed in the railroad rate cases. Cowan argued before U. S. Judges Thayer and Amidon from Nov 9 to 11, having ill earlier. no supplementary brief was offered. He contends his brief and argument fully covered the case and sees no need for further remarks. The Fargo Argus dispute is deemed resolved. Also notes The New York Independent turning 50 and cutting prices, plus a United States Map offer and a rental ad for Jol Bartr.
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