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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
6
Extension engineers at the State College advise cleaning furnace smoke passages and fire box after use. Remove and scrub the smoke pipe, ensure chimney is clear, store pipe dry, and place lime in the fire pot to prevent rust. Proper summer care prevents wear as much as winter.
T N Roble announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June 28 primary. He asks voters for support and signs his letter respectfully.
Bert Palmer declares candidacy for sheriff of Golden Valley County subject to Republican primary voters in June. If nominated and elected, Palmer pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability.
Geo F McCloskey of 221 Sentinel Butte North Dakota announces in the Republican ticket his candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Golden Valley County. He subjects his bid to the voters at the June 28 1916 primary and pledges personal attention to the office if nominated and elected.
A North Dakota product Mr McDonald has served as president of the state Educational Association and is now president of the National Association of State Inspectors and Superintendents of Rural and Consolidated Schools. He is the only one in the state to date elected to a National Education association presidency and has been endorsed by the Non Partisan League.
A political notice announces candidacy for the North Dakota Senate in the 39th Legislative District comprising Bowman Billings Golden Valley and Slope counties. The candidate appeals to Republican voters, stating a farmer friendly record and intent to seek the primary on June 28 1916.
J D Halstead announces candidacy for Sheriff of Golden Valley County on the Republican ticket subject to voters will at the June primaries.
Republican candidate E. E. Noble announces his bid for County Treasurer in Golden Valley. He appeals to voters for support and patronage.
Tom L. Smith asks voters for support in the June Republican primary aiming to secure the county judge nomination. He appeals for assistance and backing from residents.
Candidate C. I. Crone announces run for Republican nomination for county treasurer in Golden Valley County. A six year resident and former shopkeeper and assistant cashier at Golden Valley State Bank pledges efficient, economical county administration if nominated and elected. Primary set for June 28, 1916.
A candidate declares intent to seek the Republican nomination for the 39th legislative district comprising Slope Golden Valley Billings and Bowman counties. He states seven years on a homestead near Amidon and claims extensive study of district needs to aid legislation benefiting local citizens without harming other regions. The primary is set for June 28 1916.
A three to four year old sorrel mare weighing about 1100 pounds with HT brand on the left hip and a knee scar is missing. A reward is offered for return to C. W. Finkle in Beach North Dakota. Contact phone 114.
Bowman North Dakota farmer Obert A Olson announces his candidacy for Representative from the 39th Legislative District comprising Slope Golden Valley Billings and Bowman Counties. Olson, a grain and stock farmer and longtime cooperative organizer, pledges to push pro farmer measures if nominated and elected.
A. Smith announces candidacy for sheriff at the June 28 primary, pledging an economic, impartial administration and inviting scrutiny of his two years in office. J. W. Page seeks re-election as Register of Deeds for Golden Valley County with support urged for the June 28, 1916 primaries.
George F Hunt of Beach North Dakota declares his bid for State Senator representing the 30th district including Slope Golden Valley Billings and Bowman Counties. He notes ten years on his homestead and endorsement by the Nonpartisan League pledging to back farmer-supported measures if elected.
Martin A. Egan announces his candidacy for School Treasurer of Beach School District No 3. He seeks voter support at the election on June 6. He appeals directly to Beach District voters for their backing.
Through friends urging and a signed petition I reluctantly consent to run for county commissioner in the second district of Golden Valley. I have held public office and pledge to serve the whole county to the best of my ability. I am F. J. Hill Township Assessor of Beach North Dakota.
To the voters of Golden Valley County I announce my candidacy for the nomination as County Judge on the Republican ticket subject to the primaries June 28 If nominated and elected I will perform the duties of the office to the best of my ability H J WALL
The candidate, who has Farmers Nonpartisan League support, declares in 1916 his bid for Representative of the 39th Legislative District. He is 36, has lived in the state 14 years and Bowman county 9 years, is a farmer by trade, and previously ran a Bowman livery in 1907-08 with Farm ers Co operative Elevators stockholder since 1903.
A letter from 1 Bert D. Arnold of Scranton North Dakota invites open study of his guiding principles and asserts a readiness to have his beliefs examined.
Practical tips on home canning and cheese use highlight how surplus produce can fuel family storage and digestion. Also notes Alberta’s July 1 dry law, Saskatchewan liquor moves, Ontario votes, and North Dakota bank deposits totaling about 125 million with 100 million in loans, indicating strong farm-driven prosperity and productive use of money in the state.
Winnipeg becomes first city of its size to go dry by its own vote. On June 8 Manitoba's province is described as a desert. At 7 p m yesterday John Barleycorn was drummed out of camp forever in Winnipeg, marking a historic local prohibition.
An old Beach advertisement promotes Kill-Em-Quick gopher poison, claiming gophers crave sweet bait and will die if they ingest it. It warns the pest’s spring hunger and touts easy handling, offering a cent per acre guarantee with refund if it fails. Louis Harth, Adv. distributes the product.
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