Record weighs price hikes as paper costs climb in North Dakota
The North Dakota Record warns of higher subscription prices as paper expenses stay high. It cites a likely $2 annual rate after January 1 and urges advance payment at previous rates. The piece also reviews election outcomes, party shifts, and the looming influence of the Non-Partisan League in state politics.
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Woodrow Wilson Named President for Four-Year Term
The source notes Woodrow Wilson is designated as president of the United States for a four year period. It identifies Wilson as the chief executive and highlights the length of his anticipated tenure.
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National trends toward prohibition and women’s suffrage noted
The piece observes South Dakota and Montana supporting prohibition while North Dakota becomes surrounded by dry territory. It notes Jeanette Rankin as the first woman elected to Congress from Montana and predicts equal suffrage spread, with liquor issues possibly decided before suffrage effects. It critiques politics and asserts many women would vote with brains.
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Non-Partisan League Seeks Reform of North Dakota Offices
A year start shift could place the state supreme court, the retate and legislative machinery under Non-Partisan League control. The group aims to make all county offices nonpartisan, aligning with current schools and judiciary reform.
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John Steen
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Louise Hosts Party for Her Little Friends
A father comments on Louise by noting her weighty figure as she hosts a gathering for her young guests. One child recalls seeing someone equally fat in a show.
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Advertisement for Salesmen at Central Petroleum Co
Wanted men who desire to earn over 125 dollars per month write us today for position as salesman. Every opportunity for advancement. Central Petroleum Co. Cleveland Adv.
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Minister Leaves Hometown Parish for New Pasture
Mrs. Twickenbury notes the minister’s decision to move to another parish pasture as reported by the Christian Register.
Temvik Society Notes November 14 Highlights
Temvik correspondent reports Mrs. H S Anderson visiting with Mr Blasen on Sunday. Embroidery Club met with Miss Martha Schatz. Fred Snyder shipped a car load of hogs to St Paul markets. Numerous residents attended a dance in Hazelton last Saturday. Local men Britts Burge and Mohn spent Monday in the city on business. Hardt and Freeman from Linton visited Bismarck on business. E C Vester left for Cincinnati to winter with relatives. T B Meinhover hosted a Sunday dinner for friends. Curtis Davis from Aberdeen visited his uncle and departed back.
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Martha Schatz
Fred. Snyder
St. Paul
Temvik
Hazelton
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C. Burge
John Mohn
E. H. Hardt
Mr. Freeman
Linton
Bismarck
E.C. Vester
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. B. Meinhover
Curtis Davis
Aberdeen
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John J. Jones
Hartford Items Show Local Moves and Notes
Hartford residents report Carl Bebee and wife occupying the Chamley house vacated by Percy and wife. Weather turns cold with Sunday night the coldest so far this fall. Mrs. Marquardt plans to travel to Montana to join her husband who has prepared a home there.
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Percy
Strasburg Items Correspondence of the Record
Cold mornings keep residents near stoves while K L Meier nears an operation for stomach trouble. Reformed church basement completed and church building ready. Meier Bros sold their garage to Hoffart and Schreiner, Vincent Hoffart to manage. Election over prompts routine again. presidential outcome caused disappointment. Rev B D Dykstra to preach Nov 26. triplets born Oct 16 two died Oct 29 and Nov 11. Sympathy to bereaved parents.
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Linton Lunch Counter Ad Seeks Boarders and Rooms
Steady boarders wanted at Linton Lunch Counter with options for meals and lodging. Shhenkenberger and Shier advertise inquiry for rooms and meals.
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