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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

5

Senator McCumber endorsed as state politics shift

The Beach newspaper reacts to Senator McCumber's recovery and signals broad support for his policy record. It notes the tariff bill and North Dakota prosperity, while criticizing opposing candidates and county election notices. The piece highlights primary vote issues, including McGregor's dates and Beach polling plans.

McCumber Bismarck Tribune North Dakota Basia Cannon Senate J. A. McGregor

North Dakota Farmers Endorse Status Quo and McCumber

Voters in North Dakota express satisfaction with current conditions and the senatorial bill. They support Senator McCumber and Congressman Hanna, backing Republican governance and protectionist policy over Democratic and insurgent alarmism. Farmers view prosperity as linked to sound economics, not forecasts of ruin.

McCumber Hanna Congress Coxey North Dakota

North Dakota enters new era of development says Fargo Forum

The Fargo Forum notes rapid growth across eastern North Dakota with new enterprises and wholesale shops while western counties show even greater expansion. It contrasts eastern ignorance of the booming west with a sense of regional metropolitan change.

North Dakota

Hanna bill clears Senate to sell Fort Berthold surplus lands

Congressman Hanna's measure authorizing sale of surplus land in the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation North Dakota has passed the Senate and goes to the president for signature. He also secured the official model of the battleship North Dakota for display at the Fargo state fair, a 11 foot long ship replica expected to attract crowds.

Hanna Fort Berthold North Dakota Senate Fargo

Roosevelt statue to grace North Dakota campus likely

The article notes a proposed cleroic statue of Theodore Roosevelt will not stand in Medora as once expected but will most likely be placed at the State Agricultural College in Fargo. Medora will still hold Roosevelt reminders through remaining livestock brands and souvenirs from his cowboy days in the region.

Theodore Roosevelt United States Medora State Agricultural College Fargo Roosevelt

Beach Commercial Club Initiative Opened

Beach community leaders announce a Commercial club plan to promote local business and events. Key organizers include Beach Chamber of Commerce and city officials aiming to boost tourism and civic projects.

Cooley Files Supreme Court Judge Candidacy

Charles M. Cooley of Grand Forks announces his candidacy for the office of judge on the Supreme Court at the June primaries. He records the declaration on April 23, 1910.

Supreme Court Charles M. Cooley Grand Forks

Hanna Moves to Primary Nomination Backed by Beach Voters

Gongresshan L B Hanna, Republican candidate, seeks renomination in a June 29 primary. Prof C J Nelson, Beach High principal, departs for Barron Wisconsin for summer vacation, praised for turning Beach schools into a well ordered, high standing system.

C. J. N. Nelson Barron, Wis

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Golden Valley Chronicle J.W. Brinton Frank H. Wilson Triins Billings County Beach Blings Co N. Dak McGregor Dickinson Press Chas Harkins Berlin Cail Nelson Martin White Stark County Dickinson Otto Stensrud Gongresshan L. B. Hanna Lam Jo Chance E. J. Scharf Dickinson, North Dakota
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