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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
9
Brinton announces post office entry in Beach North Dakota as second class mail matter. Subscription price set at 1.50 dollars per year in advance. Advertising rates listed as 20 cents per inch for display and 16 cents per line for readers. Special rates offered to regular patrons.
A short enigmatic verse extols vengeance and reciprocal justice through paired word contrasts. The language echoes an older moralizing or didactic tone with repeated oppositions and a ritual of eye for eye justice.
The text presents a poetic reminiscence of Golden Valley, invoking sunset, love, and royal beauty. It evokes a village cradle of grace, a jewel in a casket, and a rosebud-like town preparing for a royal dawn. The fragment hints at wistful longing and enduring valley blessings.
The Butte Republican reports a heated exchange over Senate race between Mr. Martin and J. A. Ferris. It notes Hutchins’ county time, cites widespread citizen views, and accuses Heraldslam of biased and speculative slams while the Center Republican questions Ferris qualifications.
A Mercer county convention on May 4 endorsed John Young of that county as the Represen tative to the state legislature. The same meeting backed Mr Mutchler of Oliver county as the district’s legislative choice. Both men are described as popular local figures with strong county support.
An open letter from Mr. Young defends Billings County honesty and denounces the Medora Herald editor as anarchic and uncivil. It promotes Beach Advance under C. I. Cook and endorses Ferris for representative while criticizing Martin and his ally Friday. It rebuts bar room vituperation and defends sober, respectful journalism amid local campaign tensions.
The last issue of the Medora Herald prints an elaborate phrenological dissertation targeting the scribe. The writer dismisses the phrenologist’s venom as a vain attack and calls the critic a pygmy boomerang in a sharp counterpoint.
The piece attacks a rival paper Beach Advance and promotes the Medora Herald free through the primaries. It urges readers to join and vote for local candidates including Jor Fereis for state senate, noting political spending and editorials from the Medora area.
The Independent, a rank insurgent paper, lauds Attorney General McQue as a successful lawyer and active public official with good odds for renomination.
Eorror Cook of Near notes his belief in securing three square meals daily for Beach residents. Supporters applaud Beach generosity as a new hotel project moves forward, promising aid and improved welfare.
Tax farmers and voters await the Me dora Herald to reveal details about a cigar episode affecting local interests. The piece promises clarity on how the event impacts taxes and civic concerns.
Forum host Tae Fagco hints at lively press rivalry as two Beach newspapers prepare a friendly clash. He teases possible fun and community buzz while urging readers to watch Beach grow.
The Medora Herald notes a cigar episode involving local figures, awaiting fuller details. The brief item signals an upcoming report from the paper's staff.
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