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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
1
The North Dakota Farmers Institute plans a winter lecture circuit starting around December 1 with Prof Thomas Shaw returning as lecturer. Towns and groups may apply early to host a meeting, covering local hall expenses.
John Madison defeated C. M. Matt in a handicap bout at the St. Jacque building. Matt needed to throw Madison twice in 40 minutes but Madison won the second fall in three minutes to take the match. The purse was 50 dollars to the winner with 60 percent of gate receipts. Referee A. E. Shaley oversaw a well attended event.
County commissioners inform physicians that destitute residents of Billings County should seek care from Dr. H B Mu seus. In emergencies the attending physician must notify a county commissioner who will inform the county physician to settle the claim. Signed by J B Stoddard, Chairman.
D M Noah's execution in Ward county is paused after attorney K E Leighton filed for a new trial in the supreme court. A scaffold has been tested at the penitentiary and witnesses and officials were preparing for tonight's scheduled ceremony before the appeal halted proceedings. Noah's brother R S Noah, a Navy inventor, arranged shipmates to raise funds for his fight, while R S Noah arrives from China after a long transfer process.
Senator H C Hansbrough spoke at Beach in the opera house to a good crowd despite stormy weather and short notice. He urged support for the Republican state and national ticket, addressed tariff and bank deposit guarantees, and noted his illness while continuing campaign efforts.
A man travels from this city to Nor Walk Navy Yard for unspecified duties. The report notes no additional persons, dates, or outcomes.
The Emporia Gazette lauds William H. Taft for strengthening union labor rights through law based decisions. Critics in Philadelphia and Topeka note Taft stands on his record, while Bryan is said to be stirring fears in the East.
President Roosevelt urges labor leaders and workers to read Taft's injunctions and see that the principles endorse fair dealing and even handed justice. He argues they align with laws and practices of responsible labor organizations and distinguish the judge as a champion of the people's rights.
W. H. Hunck requests the return of a scraper taken last summer by a party who visited. The notice asks for prompt return without delay.
Ball Watson Young and Lawrence sue to block a vote on the senate candidacy indorsement part of the primary law. If struck down, no fall election vote on senatorship and the legislature would elect. Hearing set for 10 o clock today with T F Marshall and M N Johnson named in the case.
The Fargo event during the Tri-state Grain Growers Convention will showcase corn samples from across North Dakota. Professor Randlett leads the exhibit with expert guidance on desirable corn types and farming benefits including reduced weeds and improved fertility.
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