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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
10
The notice outlines ad rates: 20 cents per inch for display and 10 cents per line for reads, with a yearly subscription set at $1.50. Special pricing offered to regular patrons, and it identifies itself as the official paper for Billings County and the City of Beach.
Beach voters face a county auditor race next Wednesday with Chas Harkins, alderman and Dacotah Lumber manager, opposing incumbent J A McGregor. The Chronicle urges change citing mismanagement and calls for an efficient, honest official to handle growing county business.
The Northern Pacific Better Farming special drew one of its largest audiences at Beach on a festive Friday night. Speakers like Senator Greeley and professors from the Agricultural College stressed land ownership, soil formation, and rotating crops to boost North Dakota farming prosperity.
C A Johnson of Minot, who defeated Insurgent Treadwell Twichell by 17000 votes last year and carried almost every county, will run again for governor. Supporters say his one term idea appeals to Republicans, while Ward County backed John Burke over him on county-seat deals. Johnson shows broad appeal as a clean, well known candidate.
The article notes Beach Civil township will hold its primary election on Wednesday June 29 at the old Beach city schoolhouse. It mentions Henry Feldhusen as chairman and editor Seelbach of the Bowdon Guardian passing away, with a critical lampoon of liquor and his demise linked to John Barleycorn.
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