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I W Brinton editor announces subscription price one dollar per year in advance and advertising rates 20 Geukie per inch for display and recent per line for readers with special fans for regular patrons.
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
1
I W Brinton editor announces subscription price one dollar per year in advance and advertising rates 20 Geukie per inch for display and recent per line for readers with special fans for regular patrons.
The Beach Advance editor Cook claims wide political influence but is challenged by the Chronicle. The piece details how editors Cook and Brinton exchange credit for election outcomes across Golden Valley, Beach, and neighboring counties, noting the Chronicle’s alignment with home voters and the Advance’s mixed results in various county positions.
A garbled account recalls Grass Valley residents during Christmas time. It mentions Mrs Hansen of Gram Valley, an invalid widow watching children from her cottage, and town generosity guiding a community effort as the season nears.
Fragmentary OCR shows a quirky dialogue with misread names and phrases. Erastus Pinkley asks a question to Miss Mianal Brown about advertising. She replies with a refusal and notes a person’s right to expect. The text mentions Milwaukee, poets, and various misrendered terms, reflecting garbled historic newspaper style.
Specialist note reads Thay tas Gn Pea Avenue Bewth en with unclear handwriting. The fragment mentions a street name and place but lacks verifiable context or event details. Further readable text needed to identify person organization dates or actions.
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