Brinton Advertises Rates and Prices for Paper
Editor J. W. Brinton lists subscription at 1.50 yearly in advance and sets advertising at dollars per inch for display and ten cents per line for readers. Special rates offered to regular patrons.
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
9
Editor J. W. Brinton lists subscription at 1.50 yearly in advance and sets advertising at dollars per inch for display and ten cents per line for readers. Special rates offered to regular patrons.
The county auditor contest features four independents with Olson favored to win the Republican nomination after defeating J A McGregor in the primary. Olson leads at home 126 to 55 and is seen as morally and physically superior. McGregor, a longtime appointee, trails as he seeks an independent bid. The piece cautions voters to back the straight Republican ticket and notes a constitutional amendment on investments for the permanent common school and university fund.
The Chronicle’s subscription contest unsettles Cook who fears overextending the paper’s reach. He stresses not to worry, reminding that the paper has previously given away pianos.
The Jackson County Journal highlights C A Johnson Republican candidate for governor as honest and irreproachable with a record of proven prosperity. An Advance article accuses Cook of acting for others gains and questions his motive as pilot for the Advance.
The fragment notes Jackson county residents continuing to move to Montana and references a Republican ticket and past voting trends. It mentions a population shift and a prior June selection, with expectations about future outcomes.
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