Republican County Convention at Devils Lake ND in 1904
The Republican Party schedules county conventions in Ramsey County North Dakota with a June 18 1904 meeting at the Devils Lake courthouse to elect delegates to the Grand Forks state convention and nominate judicial district nominees. Voter caucuses are set for June 13 1904 with delegate representation based on population and precincts listed Edmore Starkweather Crary Downs Lake and others.
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Ramsey
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Les Iso
Wies
Sea Ft
Edmore Ates
Starkweather
Crary
Edmore
Crar
Downs Lake
de Liraca
M. D
Jeredentinis
Saniand
Vardar
Amin
Earl Ne
Ie Chaipmus
Bavarday
Resiublicas Const Gomanalt
I.e. Wal
Ojra House
Grand Forks
Sul Rita
Barnecy
Nelson
Morton
Barnes
Oliver Pembina
Singer Barleigh
Richland
Cavalier Rosette
Dickey
Sargent
AL Emm Stutsman
Forke
Kidder
Walsh LaMoure
Ward Walls
William
Kntack McLean
Mercer
Onde
Centralommittee
Republican
Airman
Ianua
M. H. Jewell
Announcements detail a June candidate and race notes
A fragmented notice outlines a candidate for the legislature and other public posts. It mentions a June 9 deadline and references positions such as county treasurer and supervisor. The wording is garbled but implies a Republican primary or party process and a senate race in a county area.
Norman Nelson Seeks 21st District Legislature Seat
Norman Nelson announces candidacy for the legislature from the twenty first district subject to the Republican convention on June 18. He signs the notice as respectful.
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Twenty-First Legislative District
Jone
Norman Nelson
The So called Gang and County Politics
Inter Ocean analyzes the county political split and explains how factional fights hurt business and public progress. Leaders sacrificed personal differences for party unity to secure a solid front, while loyalists and property interests fear renewed conflict and diminished gains.
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Inter-Ocean
Republican Party
Defenders of Clean Politics in Party Ranks
A polemic argues for the durability of honest governance within the party. It contends opponents have failed to undermine the public will, praising the rise of reform-minded leaders and the alliance with the best elements, asserting a lasting commitment to clean politics.
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Pryore
Atrife
Inter-Ocean
North Dakota Press Association under fire over election meddling
The Pink Paper accuses officers and a thousand miles from home of anti Hansbrough sentiment and political meddling in North Dakota Press association elections. The Inter Ocean denies endorsing politics, says the body should rise above faction and uphold journalistic fellowship.
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Arth Dakota Press Association
St. Louis
Inter-Ocean
Hansbrough
Els
Association
Col. Hager
North Dakota
Pink
Grant Hage
North Dakota Press Association
Partizan
Farming as a Profession for the Young Men
A university lecture to Graduating class argues agriculture should be the future of young men. The speaker says farming has become a respected profession akin to law or medicine and critiques the era’s commercial bias that narrows opportunities for men. He cites shifts toward female clerical roles reducing male openings in commerce.
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Tméo
Aminbent
Mach
Impertinent Book and Shifting Paths for a Young Man
A housekeeper recalls a provocative book Apest and describes a young man with capital facing closed avenues to success. The text notes corporate barriers turning him from ascending to firm membership and pushes him toward farm life. The lecturer urges seeking government land to become a land holder rather than a land serf.
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Cntoes
Allceen
Corporation
Csuatrs
North Dakota Briefs From Fargo to Minot and Beyond
Willow City reports Bottro cases as Fargo Call launches new heading. Minot plans a shooting tournament in June. Lidgerwood to host a 619 000 Catholic church. Wells County sees horse thefts while Bottineau jail escape via chimney headlines crime. Barton starts a paper. Velya creamery rushes work. Mohall hotel improvements urged. Westhope gains payings and loan association. Kulm creamery ships 6240 pounds butter east. Fargo treat car tracks progress on Sixth Avenue North. North Dakota Historical Society board meets in Grand Forks. Divorce law debate rises as Forum hints at national change. Eleanor Gordon resigns Fargo Unitarian pastorate. Westhope Standard buys Review. Drake drives improvements. Bateman wins ND GOP chairman post. Morphy replaced. Morton County lamb herd noted. Col Dodge defends Great Northern charges as unfounded. Fargo Call editor Jordan overtaxed and ill. Grand Forks Mercantile to close Minot store. western trade to Grand Forks. Great Northern surveyors move Edmore-Hampden area. railroad work to begin soon. Hampden notes ongoing progress.
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Jordan
Fargo Call
Jud
North Dakota
Grand Forks Mercantile Co
Minot
Dno
Grand Forestollow
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Republican State Central
Fas County
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Derils Lae
Beeeby
Beda Ise BS
Sanity
Andrew J. Stade
the Press Association
State News
Willow City
Patsy
Lidgerwood
Wells County
Bottineau
Chimmey
Fred T. Bratton
Lyle Fisher
Barton
Velya
Mohall
Westhope
Kulm Creamery
Col. Loupsberry
Fargo’streat
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
D Etreet
The
North Dakota Historical Society
Dacotah
Eleanor Gordon
Unitarian Church
Fargo
Westhope Standard
the Review
Bro. Drake
Standard
R. C. Sanborn
Minot Land Office
Republican Central Committee
Ward County
Major Morphy
Christian Zacher
Glenollin
Morton County
Ind
Col. Dodge
Great Northern Railroad Company
Great Northern
Hawpden
Hampden
Amco
RED Dragon Tea
Japan
J. H. Bell & CO
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
the Fast Mail
Pioneer Limited
Eastern Pointe
W. B. Dixon
N. W. Pass
Robert Street
St. Paul, Minn
Deering
John Deere
Deere & Weber
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Pistastate Degre Selah Leland Wat
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