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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
7
J. W. Brinton enters Beach North Dakota post office as second class mail. SupserimTion price 1.50 per year in advance. Advertising rates 20 cents per inch for display and 10 cents per line for readers. Special rates to regular patrons.
Frev E Swinn, superintendent of Wahepton city schools, seeks the superintendent of public instruction nomination in the primaries. A Dartmouth and Albany Law School graduate with twelve years as a city schools chief, he has taught rural and all grades, four years in Fargo, three and a half in Wahepton, and time in the East. He is described as unaligned to party prejudices and aligned with modern educational development.
A Medora Herald critique notes campaign money and vote buying temptations during the June 24 event. It condemns a Medora politician for church campaign solicitations and a cash donation to the church, calling out manipulation of religious spaces for political gain. Gronna predicts a stalwarts victory at Minot with a two to one or three to one margin, declaring McKenzie not a candidate for national committeeman.
In Mevors North Dakota letters the Herald criticizes political figures and defends J W Foley Sr and Jr. Foley, editor of the Bismarck Tribune, is praised as a skilled writer. A letter from Foley is printed offering future publication and urging opponents to stop smearing non candidates as the election nears.
After the convention a number of hopefuls will be left idle and unsure of prospects. Some may switch allegiance to the Democrats in the fall, while others will fade from the race.
A Tur Mipora Herald is distributed free to non subscribers as campaign literature. A man at the post office refused the free paper, saying he was not a subscriber, but was told to take it home as it would be free until after the primaries. Some Medora politician pays the fiddler.
Golden Valley residents request county officials or a representative to publish a statement addressing the April 17 article. The editors offer space for any official reply to enlighten voters.
The senate approved a bill granting each settler 320 acres of homestead land. It moves to the house then the President for signature. Advocates expect rapid passage this session.
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