Tinkering With The Tariff In Senate Tonight
The senate debate on reciprocity shows North Dakota’s Gronna and McCumber supporting their constituents while party leaders push Taft administration aims. The Canadian bill clears the way for free entry on grains dairy products live animals and more, with limited bipartisan opposition and several amendments defeated as the tally favored free list and tariff reductions.
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Naval officers and the silver service scandle at the fair
The piece condemns a fundraising stunt at the North Dakota State Fair where Brockhoff’s group borrowed a silver service and ship model to attract crowds. It argues naval officers are well provided for, mocks elitist entertainments, and contrasts American justice with Italy’s Camorra trial scenes while commenting on reciprocity politics and Taft’s popularity.
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Taken Up Mare Branded LA Signal in South Dakota
A gray mare came to my place bearing LA on the left shoulder with a faint mark on the right shoulder and a cross on the right hip. The owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying charges. Pollock, South Dakota, August 3 to 17, Stephen Silk.
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British Prime Minister Warns Germany in Moroccan Crisis
London reports show Prime Minister reading a prepared warning to Germany in the house of commons. He affirmed Britain’s right to balance power in Europe and potential active participation should the Moroccan dispute fail to settle. Balfour backed the government, pledging opposition support and stressing the gravity of the crisis. The fate of the situation hinges on Germany.
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North Dakota Industrial Exposition Set in Bismarck
North Dakota announces its first industrial exposition in Bismarck from September 26 to October 16. The event, under Commissioner Gilbreath, will showcase all state resources with $50,000 in premiums, demonstrations of new machinery, lectures, farm institute work, parades, entertainment, and free railroad transport for exhibitors. It aims to boost land values, industrial growth, and state pride across counties. Immediate Ford parts sale advertised by F. B. Irvine.
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A B Peterson dies pioneer settled Emmons county
Albert B. Peterson of Center Valley Farm near Braddock dies at age sixty seven after a life spanning Sweden, Canada, Montana, and North Dakota. He homesteaded in Bismarck in 1883, leaving two sons and a loyal wife. funeral drew dozens of pioneers.
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Vacation, moves, and town notes in Crandell week
July correspondence from the Record notes vacations at nearby schools. Ethel Vader visits Mrs. John Kim. Nagle family moves to a claim near Devil's Gulch. S. E. Chandler visits son in Britain. Hazelton parties seek choke-cherries. Hubert Marsh visits from Fort Rice for a Glencoe hall dance. Otis Lerner visits local friends. Fort Rice editor grumbles over subscriptions. Joe Baker travels to Mandan, gets a plaster cast, breaks an ankle at Fourth of July event. crowd travels to Glencoe for dancing. Frisky ends.
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