Capital removal fight threatens state institutions in the east
The article argues against moving the state capital from its current location to New Rockford. It claims such a move would destroy hope for permanent institutions, dispersing state schools and facilities to eastern towns while inviting opposition costs for eastern and western communities alike. It warns that dominant eastern towns would spend money opposing removal, ensuring failure and undermining the state’s unity.
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Insane Asylum
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Forefathers’ Fight Spirit Asked to Define American values
The speaker argues that true patriotism means defending the nation’s honor with lives and property, noting many ancestors died in wars while few were attacked first. He asserts Americans should demand respect for their country and asks if current citizens can do less and remain American.
Subscriber questions legality of loving cup charge and public dispute
A reader debate centers on how the loving cup was secured and the role of legal action. The piece questions the integrity of a Record publisher, points to alleged bias in public games, and asks who would bear any judgment from ongoing criticism. The note ends by asking if the Stewart family or the anonymous Subscriber should guarantee any potential payment.
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Lynn & Lynn
Debates on War Declarations and Local Representation
In wartime talk the piece mocks plans for people voting on war measures and sympathy for Belgium. It notes calls for public ballots before sending aid or declaring war, and mentions a local candidate from a district lacking county officials rallying support.
Vie Enters Race for County Treasurer in 1916
O M Vie of Braddock announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican voters. The incumbent Irwin cannot seek reelection. Vie asserts strong qualifications and business experience aiding his bid.
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O. M. Vie
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Bryan's Peace-at-Any-Price Campaign Fails in Senate Vote
William Jennings Bryan failed to rally support for his peace-at-any-price platform as the president was upheld by a 68 to 14 Senate vote. The outcome signals strong bipartisan backing for the administration's approach and a decisive defeat for Bryan’s stance.
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England
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Seed Oats and Speltz for Sale in Temvik ND
"Silver Mine" Seed Oats offered free from foul seed and a quantity of Speltz available. Contact W. F. Dodd at Temvik North Dakota by phone or writing for details or to arrange purchase. Adv.-m2-9
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