North Dakota Senator Hansbrough praised in Devils Lake
Washington correspondence in St Paul Pioneer Press notes North Dakota senator Henry Hansbrough as a veteran lawmaker. The piece highlights his committee work on finance and influence rather than floor activity, commending his service to the state. Other items discuss party politics, post office funding growth, a new notary seal law, and Major Edwards named U S consul to Montreal.
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Hansbrough
Washington
St. Paul Pioneer Press
North Dakota
Congress
Henry
United States
Senate
House
Ex mayor Ames eyes return and trial in Minneapolis
Ex mayor Ames announces he will voluntarily return to Minneapolis to stand trial on all charged offenses. Roosevelt plans North Dakota stops in April as part of western trip. Trade reviews show spring business improving with strong rail demand and real estate tax changes loom. Prominent notes on politics, liquor ads, creamery profits in North Dakota, and Hall's catarrh cure ads conclude this compact column.
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Ames
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Spaulding
Fargo
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Hete
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Bryan
Congress
State of
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
The Walking Sick and Scott's Emulsion Promise Strength
The piece portrays chronic cases of thin, weak people needing Scott's Emulsion to restore flesh and vitality. It claims the product builds new flesh, strengthens nerves, improves appetite, and offers free doses with a label showing Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N.Y. Snc
Representative Davis Honored for North Dakota Legislature Work
Starkweather Jimes notes Rep Davis arrived from Bismarck to claim credit for tough reforms. He led on re submission and primary election bills, guiding them through the house with a 79 to 14 vote before Senate action ended the effort. Ramsey county praises his record and predicts further terms.
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Starkweather ‘Jimes
Geo
W. H. Davis
Bismarck
North Dakota
Davis
House
Senate
Ramsey County
Legislative Assembly of
Druggists urge veto of Sheils liquor permit bill in North Dakota
In Bismarck North Dakota March 16 druggists press Governor White to veto the Sheils bill amending the liquor permit law. Attorney Tracy R Bangs of Grand Forks represents the state druggist association before the governor against the measure. No action taken yet. Forum notes 50 000 North Dakotans found homes last year and many more may settle in 1908. State population about 400 000 with capacity for 2 000 000, aiding development.
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Edwards
United States
Montreal
North Dakota
North
Bismarck
N. C
White
Tracy R. Bangs
Grand Forks
Druggist’s Association of
Govenor
Middle West
East
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U. 5. Land Office
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Edmore
Dak
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NO. Dak
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