W P Tuttle Announces Candidacy for Twenty Sixth District
W P Tuttle of Kidder county declares his bid for representative in the lower house from the Twenty Sixth senatorial district. Backed by Kidder county, he is praised as an honest, educated Republican and a landholder who saw North Dakota’s potential long ago. The Hazelton Republican editor endorses him as a strong candidate. Also note: new widows pension rule increases payments to 12 monthly with no application for those already on rolls. Widows not on rolls must apply under the old law.
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W. P. Tuttle
Kidder County
General Assembly
Tuttle
Kidder
Hoagland
Hazelton
North Dakota
Mississippi
Colonel Tuttle
U.S
Congressman's bid for re election in North Dakota
The piece urges Congressman Ghonna to seek another term citing his second term in Congress and a strong record. It argues his welfare focus and zealous guard of constituents’ needs justify support for his return to Washington after the election.
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Ghonna
North
Streeter Favored For House Seat In Emmons Kidder Row
In the Twenty sixth district including Emmons and Kidder counties the Republicans lean toward reelecting Hon D R Streeter. He is a strong debater, loyal to his convictions, and respected for his legislative record though opposed on prohibition. Streeter earns support from former rivals and newspaper colleagues across the state.
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The
Tribune
Emmons
Kidder
D .R. Streeter
Streeter
Letter Encourages Immigration To New Territory
A 19th century appeal urges settlers to move to a fertile region promoted by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. An immigration agent asks residents to write firsthand letters detailing crops yields costs climate and water and coal supplies to attract more farmers. Scattered references to campaigns and booklets aim to boost land values.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Geo. B. Haayngs
Chicago
The Opera and Its Early Florentine Roots
The piece traces opera from Florentine amateurs seeking Greek tragedy revival to a new art form born around 1500 with Peri and Euridice. It notes instruments used, aims to match speech inflections, and compares Monteverdi Gluck Wagner and Debussy in a brisk history of opera’s development.
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Florence
Peri
Maria de' Medici
Henry IV
France
Monteverde
Offerl
Eurld- Ice
Gluck
Wagher
Perl
Debussys
Reynaldo Hahns
London
Foolish barber shaves sleeping man by mistake
A trio travels together and must sleep outdoors. The barber, on watch, shaves the sleeping fool’s head for amusement, waking him to realize he has shaved the baldheaded man. The fool cries out against the error, noting the mix up in a humorous twist. The tale is sourced from the Liverpool Mercury.
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Liverpool Mercury
Observant waiter recalls a rising earner over time
The waiter notes a man who once earned about $1000 yearly and tipped fifty cents. Now the tip has dropped to a nickel, illustrating changed fortunes as discussed in the Philadelphia Press.
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Philadelphia Press
Brain growth and Gladstone’s enduring youth noted
The article comments on the brain’s growth until about fifty and possible decline after sixty. Canon MacColl remarks Gladstone’s head continually outgrew his bats, even during the Midlothian campaign near seventy, leading to remeasurement. The Spectator suggests this brain growth fed his seeming perpetual youth.
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Canon MacColl
Mr. Gladstone
Midlothian
Mr. Glidstone
London Spectator
Advice from a Lawyer on a Liar Editor Quote
A Cleveland Leader excerpt presents a tense exchange where an exasperated politician asks what he would do if a paper calls him liar and thief. The lawyer replies he would toss a cent to see whether it reforms or defeats the editor.
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Td Reform
Cleveland
The Sensation of the Year Four Cylinder Five Passenger Car
A new four cylinder automobile with twenty horsepower and a 100 inch wheel base is pitched as the sensation of the year, seating five and offered at a promotional price. Ford is claimed to have no competitor.
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Ford
Kidder County Stalwarts Triumph in Caucuses
The Kidder county and Emmons area held republican caucuses in the Twenty sixth senatorial district. The Stalwarts hold 31 delegates to the county convention with insurgents at four. The resolutions praise Roosevelt and Taft, urge loyal delegates to Minot and Chicago, and endorse D. R. Streeter and W. P. Tuttle for election. Dawson hosts the convention with a committee report dated April 18, 1908.
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United States
William Taft
Minot
Chicago
L. C. Pettibone
Dawson
North Dakota
D. R. Streeter
W. P. Tuat Ue
Twenty-sixth
Pitfalls of English and Superstitious Golfers
Paradoxical two meaning words like let cleave and lurid confound learners in English. Examples show opposite senses and confusing color terms. The piece also notes golf superstitions about match results and early holes, end with a quip from Owen.
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Shakespeare
Scott
Chicago Record-Herald
London Mall
Yeast as a Plant and Bread Making Process
Yeast is a tiny plant visible only under a microscope with two varieties wild and cultivated. Cultivation raises larger plants. strict separation of buildings and careful sanitation prevent contamination. Yeast needs warmth moisture and sugar. bread dough held warm around body temperature. in baking, alcohol and carbon dioxide form, carbon dioxide leavens the bread.
Sidewalks Ordered by Vittage in North Dakota Village
The village orders several sidewalk projects under Section 2899 Article 11. Walks on Milwaukee avenue lot 24 block 2 will be rebuilt to full lot width. Maple avenue from lot 18 block 14 to Eighth street. Broadway along lot 18 block 9. along Hickory avenue to the Northern Pacific Railway right of way. Walks on lots 4 5 6 block 13 raised to sidewalk line and continued to lot 9 block 10. lot 11 block 14 lowered to sidewalk line and continued north past lots 9 and 19. Broadway blocks 6 21 22 23 24 built ten feet wide. cement walk on Broadway blocks 5 6 7 8. scales on Milwaukee avenue lot 24 block 2 to be removed.
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North Dakota
Block 2
Milwaukee Avenue
Maple Avenue
Lot 18
Block 14
Eighth Street
Broadway
Block
Block 9
Hickory Avenue
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Block 13
Notice of Dog License Fees in Village
Notice to dog owners in the village to pay the license fee and attach tags to collars as required by village ordinance. J A Lang, Village Treasurer, collects the fee by order of the Board of Trustees E H Smith, Clerk.
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J. A. Lang
Board of Trustees
E. H. Smith
Republican Caucuses and Convention in Emmons County
Notice declares a Republican caucus for Emmons County voters on May 2 1908 to elect delegates to a county convention in Linton May 7 to choose eight delegates for the state convention in Minot May 14. Precincts and delegate counts are listed with polling places. committee chairman Chas Coventry signs.
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Emmons County
Minot
Chicago
Republican County Central Committee
North Dakota
Chas. Coventry
Retention claim aids homestead entry in Linton N
Nineteenth century notice records Ferdinand of Linton N T has a claim to a homestead entry No 31 TR for the NE 4 and N Tay iN. Aud iat. Clerk notes continuous residence and lists residents Sullivan of List WI, Dexter of Linton, Blewett of Pons, Gan of Linton. MOH Jeweler.
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Caerie Waage
Marie
N. D
Linton D
Geale Loprees
D. Josepn Feist
Marte
M.H. Jewell
Department OF the IntErior
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Bisma
N.D
George A. Pitts
Winona
G. Rooks
District Court
Mons County
Linton
Jerry Conley
Wilhelm Nagel
William Bowden
Winons
George Wolfer
M. H. Jewell
Bismarck
Karl Wei8zhaar
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Charles B. Carley
Emmons County
Yn Bechtle
Ferdinan
N. Tay
Ty Riuntons County
Sullivan
List
George H. Dexter
Lin
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County Courtoet
Martin Dochkter
Daken
John Dockter
Dakem Noy
Wendelin Horner
Martin Schneibele
Dakens
M. UW. Jewell
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