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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
9
Brinton M Brinton enters the Beach North Dakota post office as second class mail matter. J W Brinton is editor. Subscription price is 1.50 per year in advance. Advertising rates are 20 cents per inch for display and 10 cents per line for readers, with special rates for regular patrons.
On June 24 west there will be three candidates for state's attorney Geo H Purchase J A Miller and John Keohane all residents of Beach A likeness appears on another page Purchase oldest resident in state since 1879 and practiced law 19 years Miller formerly of Louix Falls Oak where he practiced many years Keohane serving second term as state's attorney The Chronicle urges selection of a candidate who will enforce laws and look after taxpayers interests
A fragmented line from an old creed repeats themes of retaliation and reciprocal actions with archaic phrasing. The text ends abruptly, leaving the concluding clause unread and the moral implied but unclear. No full context or attribution available.
The Terry Tribune argues towns grow due to a driving reason behind effort. It contrasts men in deserts creating business with those given opportunities who stagnate, applying the same logic to towns under harsh conditions. Read on for implied incentives and applied industry.
The document notes that Miss King, the present teacher, has given entire satisfaction while Mr. Nelson defends the ongoing school affair. The board debates the application with mixed signals and unclear criteria.
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