Republican County Convention at Devils Lake ND 1904
The Republican county convention for Kemsey County will be held at the court house in Devils Lake North Dakota on Saturday June 14 1904 at 2 pm to elect delegates and alternates to the state convention at Grand Forks and to nominate state officers. It will also nominate delegates to the Judicial Convention and select a county central committee. Delegation quotas per precinct and villages Edmore Starkweather Crary and Devils Lake are listed with caucus details and filing deadlines.
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Kemsey
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Grand Forts
N. D
Village of Edmore
Village of Starkweather
Village of Crary
Royal
Webster
Illage
Edmore
Starkweather
Minnewankan
Morris
Cleveland
Sullivan
County Central
N.D
Egies Oriace
Licontesta
Natakday
Iapublican Oun i
Simrnstan
Beecretary
Republican State Central
Era House
Grand
Forks
Ate
Follo
McLean
Mercer
Hanna
M. H. Jowell
Norma Nelson Seeks Legislature Seat in 21st District
Norma Nelson announces candidacy for the legislature from the twenty first district pending the Republican convention on June 18. She signs the notice respectfully asserting her bid and party affiliation.
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Norma Nelson
The So Called Gang In County Politics
The Inter-Ocean explains factional unity in the county as electors vote for delegates next Monday. It argues past divisions harmed business, policy progress, and party strength, urging a solid front over personal fights to protect reform and economic prosperity. It notes two dissatisfied groups: reformers and faction bosses seeking to turn out the so called gang.
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Inter-Ocean
Song
Republican Party
Political battle over clean politics in Dovite Lake county
The text argues heavy taxpayers and loyal party members support clean politics and oppose the so called gang. It claims opponents cannot cite past harms and challenges anyone to dispute that the faction has not urged for ethical candidates or tried to undermine the people's will within the party. The Inter Ocean is praised as aligned with the best elements.
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Dovite Lake
Ramesy
Thy Anu
Tts
North Dakota Press Association Controversy on Election
The Pink Paper notes anti Hansbrough sentiment among past and current officers of the North Dakota Press Association. It argues the Inter Ocean influenced last year’s election, and defends journalistic fellowship over politics. It asserts the association serves to elevate the press regardless of party or creed.
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Orth Dakota Press Association
St. Louis
Inter-Ocean
Press Association
Hansbrough
Col
Hager Wells
Association
North Dakota
Prose
Pink Paper
Grant Hage
Gill
North Dakota Press Association
Partizan
Farming as a Profession for the Young Men
A college lecturer argues that the future of young men lies in agricultural pursuits. He notes agriculture is a serious profession like law or medicine and criticizes the narrowing of male opportunities in commerce, predicting fewer traditional roles for men as clerks and sales workers shift to female workers.
Path to land ownership from scarce opportunities
The lecturer notes young men face limited paths to success as corporations restrict clerical careers and farm land prices rise. He urges pursuing remaining opportunities to secure cheap government land and become landholders rather than laborers.
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Corporation
Firth
North Dakota State News Highlights and Local Shifts
Willow City reports scarlet fever. Minot to host shooting tourney. Lidgerwood builds a $19000 Catholic church. Wells County sees horse thievery. Bottineau jail escapee. Fargo Call gains headline status. New creamery work at Yolva. Mohall seeks better hotel accommodations. Westhope opens savings and loan. Kulm creamery ships 6240 pounds butter. Fargo streetcar work advances. North Dakota Historical Society meeting in Grand Forks. Divorces urged by The Forum amid possible national law. Eleanor Gordon resigns Fargo Unitarian pastorate. Westhope Standard buys rival Review. Drake improving standards. R. C. Sandsin becomes Ward County GOP chair. Lamb with eight legs noted near Glen Ullin. Col Dodge cleared of Great Northern charges. Fargo Call editor ill, circulation rising. Grand Forks Mercantile to close Minot store. western trade shift. GN surveyors between Edmore and Hampden in transit. road work and Hampden to Edmore pending.
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Jordan
Fargo Call
Indy
North Dakota
Grand Forks Mercantile Co
Minot
Grand Fores House
Announcement of Gear Friends Tee Contest
Puzzle like garbled text mentions gear, contests, and a name Maxie. It hints at an event or meeting with references to beginning sounder and Pylll. The legible parts imply an informal notice about activities and participants but details are unclear.
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Pear Ang Gear Friends
Guneuritow
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Derilx Lake
Ramsey Tanny
Noth Dakota
By, Smale
Siglo Lraaiaty Tov Tor Bey Ta Belgas
Republican Convedtice
Telleabet
Andrew J. Stade
the Press Association
State News
Willow City
Aimee
Fargo
Jane
Lidgerwood
Wells County
Bottinesa
Fred T. Bratton
Lyle Fisher
Barton
Yolva
Mohall
Westhope
Savings and Loan Association
Kulm Creamery
Lounsberry
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
G Street
The
North Dakota Historical Society
Eleanor Gordon
Unitarian Church
Haa
Westhope Standard Haa
the Review
Bro. Drake Ie
Standard
R. C. Sandsin
Minot Land Office
Republican Central Committee
Ward County
Major Murphy
Christian Zacher
Glenullin
Morton County
Col. Dodge
Great Northern Railroad Company
Great Northern
Hampden
RED Dragon Tea
Japan
Lb Co
Smucaso
J. H. Bell & GO
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Fast Mail
Pioneer Limited
St.Louis
W. B. Dixon
N. W. Pass
Robert Street
St. Paul, Minn
John Deere
Deere & Weber
Velic
Penn
Hiotel Victoria « Gins
NO. Dakota
Vaks
Cape Rot
Mausiness
Westness
Bren
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