Direct primary bill changes party nominating method
Editorial notes the new direct primary law replacing caucus conventions. It outlines ten percent petition requirements for county nominations and delegates, secret ballots, and party ballot controls. The author praises the reform for reducing money influence and enabling secret ballots, while predicting a shift of the state fair from Mandan to Grand Forks and noting the legislative session nearing end.
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Senate
House
County Central Committee
Emmons
Mandan
Grand Forks
Friends of
Fargo
Advocate editor defends legislator’s courage with roasts
The Advocate’s editor says his many roasts of an Emmons County legislator were to show he is not afraid. The editor boasts of valor and notes the legislator’s adjournment next Friday while referencing an incident where the editor allegedly knocked down two intoxicated individuals.
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The
Advocate
Emmons County
North Dakota Press Association Holds Annual Meeting in Bismarck
The North Dakota Press Association gathered over a hundred members and guests in Bismarck for a two day annual meeting. A Friday banquet at the Northwest featured remarks from state officers and several readings and tributes including talks by Gov. E. Y. Sarles Lieut. Gov. David Bartlett and editor D. B. Streeter among others.
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North Dakota Press Association
Bismark
Northwest
Jimmie Foley
Prairie Breezgrs
E. Y. Sarles
Meeting Tobias Casey Sparks Democratic Support In Republican State
The article notes Tobias D. Casey, the sole Democratic House member, winning approval for his frank, genial manner. Observers in a Republican-leaning state like Bismarck said voters would be compelled to back him after meeting him.
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Bismarck
Tobias D. Casey
Casey
Wheat biology talk aids farmers at Brookings station visit
Milwaukee professors Wheeler and Chilcott spoke at the Linton courthouse on wheat anatomy and germination. Wheeler explained grain structure from germ to starch stores and the impact of leaves and pests on seed quality. Chilcott urged farmers to keep stable wheat varieties and seed stocks, noting macaroni wheat should be kept separate from bread wheat.
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Milwaukee
Wheeler and
Chilcott
Agricultural Experiment Station
Brookings
S. D
Linton
Wheeler
Prof. Wheeler
Chilesti
Campbell
Ile
Teachers Examination Set For March 10 and 11 1905
The next regular teachers examination will be held in the Linton school house on Friday and Saturday March 10 and 11 1905. Necessary writing material furnished. Work begins at 9 a m sharp. All persons teaching school on permit or limited certificate are invited to attend. Linton North Dakota February 21 1905 Citas Coventry Co Supt.
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Linton
Linton N.D
Citas
Coventry, Co
Macarona Auten and Barley Seed Prepared for Use
The note mentions Macarona Auten and seed barley prepared for use at Beaver Creek Stock Farm. It indicates ongoing agricultural preparations and farm inputs for stock raising activities.
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Beaver Creek
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A. W. Sims
E. E. Martin
Linton State Bank
D. R. Streeter
North Dakota
DR. Streeter
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Grochrins
Tomers
Delavell Criam Separator
BR. &. Semling
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Hackney Lands
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