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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
I. W. Brinton, editor, announces subscription price of $100 per year paid in advance. Advertising rates set at 20 cents per inch for display and 1 cent per line for readers, with special rates offered to regular patrons.
National ticket slate lists President William H Taft from Ohio and Lieutenant Governor K B Lewis from California. Public Administrator candidate K Barbed Ree provided as a local appointment in Lone Fort district.
A persuasive polemic condemns mail order houses as parasitic and hollow threats to rural communities. It contrasts them with local dealers who sustain regional prosperity, urging residents to support nearby merchants and recognize the social value of local exchange.
The speaker denounces unbranded goods and extols branded products from skilled manufacturers. He asserts superior goods justify high vehicles for the American citizen and champions the notion that top products reflect national prosperity.
A rapid glance at William Howard Taft's career. Born September 15, 1857 in Auburn near Cincinnati. Graduated Yale 21 and Cincinnati law, held posts from assistant prosecuting attorney at 24 to judge at 30, solicitor general at 33, circuit judge at 35, first civil governor of the Philippines at 44, secretary of war at 47, Cuba provisional governor at 49, pursuing the Republican presidential nomination at 50 and 51.
Department of the Interior notices a land contest filed by J O Lytle Bow man ND against Ks of SW and lots 6 7 section 4 township 14 north range W W describing abandonment by contestant Nienow and setting a hearing for November 4 1908 before the Register and Receiver at the U S Land Office Dickinson ND The notice states service could not be accomplished by personal means and calls for publication as required by law.
A fragmented public notice from Dickinson reports a contest of land ownership by a plaintiff named Frank. It alleges he has not established residence or cultivation, has abandoned the land, and that a default exists. The notice orders appearance at a specified date and time, with service possible by publication due to difficulties in personal service.
A damaged OCR fragment references Jene Dickinson and Arthur Hayden with mentions of an affidavit, office at Shickshinny, and a contested matter. The garbled text lists names like Samuel J Horton and Heebner and appears to describe judicial or official proceedings with dates and locations unclear.
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