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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
12
Warm weather brings foot troubles to thousands. Soak feet in Calocide compound dissolved in hot water for fifteen minutes nightly to relieve soreness, corns, bunions, and odor. Previously doctor’s remedy, now available at pharmacists. A twenty five cent package is claimed to cure the worst cases.
A notice advertises ready money loans to farmers and land buyers in Beach North Dakota. Geo McClellan promises abundant funds on good security with favorable rates and terms, quick approval, and extension when due per the reader's crop shortfall.
The Marmarth crackdown ends saloons and gambling in the town with the first day of the year. Court orders burned fixtures and liquor as outlaws face jail or flight. Several defendants pled or fled, bail forfeited, while the assistant attorney general led the action with local support.
Community notices from Dennis recount planning for Independence Day events. Committees formed for dances at the old ranch house and a bowery dance. Races, contests, a pie contest, and a ball-team suit fund raise are planned. Matches include Dennis versus Lone Tree and Edgehill at 2:00.
Medora forms the Transportation Co to open the Bad Lands to outsiders with wagon and pony trails. Tour route includes Roosevelt's ranch Marquis De Mores home Center Trail ranch and Hell's Cannon. The 30 day excursion aims to boost access to the region's rugged history.
An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a universal cure for catarrh and related ills. It claims the medicine is blood‑carried, backed by a physician’s 40 year study, and guarantees a refund if unsatisfied. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 bottles at The Rexall Store, Otto Stensrud.
Len Burchette and Mr Keller drove to Beach Monday. Mrs Hiram Shears was in Beach on business. Sperry boys and Frank McNiece have about five hundred acres of crops sown. Geo Crerar and his setting hen with fifteen eggs won fourteen chicks. Beach meat market owner Miller accused of straying cattle across the line in Montana. Rumors of marriages and divorces swirl in town. Arthur Wilson seeks cooperation to improve Smith Creek crossing near his place to shorten the road to Beach. This matters to McKenzie county farmers and horse care.
Mandan North Dakota June 1 1911 the Golden Valley Chronicle editor retracts all statements about F E Near published August 13 1909 and August 1 1911 regarding Nears character. The editor also retracts earlier claims from March 18 1910 February 21 1908 and May 14 1909 asserting Nears misconduct and double life following full investigation.
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