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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
4
Republican Ticket National Ballot Card Detail
Republican ticket listing President Taft and Sherman for national office with vice presidential electors Olaf Hagen Dave Scheer Ed Nichols Anton Barton, U S Representatives Nelson El Hanna Cass Governor O F Johnson Ward Lieutenant Governor RS Lewis Cass and Superintendent W L Stockwell Walsh with county placements and mis-spellings observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Sherman
New York
Olaf Hagen
Ramsey County
Dave Scheer
Wells County
ED. Nichols
Morton County
Anton Barton
Benson County
Taft Speaks At Fargo On September 28
The Bismarck Tribune notes Judge Taft will address Fargo on September 28 and continue with compelling, mature discussions. It praises his experience, wisdom, and steadiness, arguing his election would bring peace, order, and fairness, contrasting him with Bryan and urging support for McKinley era policy. The piece frames Taft as the qualified, unflinching leader needed for national stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Taft
Bismarck Tribune
Bryan
McKinley
Repub
Taft as 1908 Republican standard bearer in party clash
The passage contrasts Roosevelt and Taft as Republican leaders for 1908, arguing Taft is a deserving and wise statesman to oppose Bryan who shifts positions for popularity while claiming to defend 1896 principles that he once declared eternal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licans
Roosevelt
Democratic ‘Party
Taft
Bryan
Beach Bargain Day Could Boost Town Festival
A Beach commercial club could launch a bargain day this fall to draw a big crowd. Merchants would offer discounts and prizes to attract shoppers, showcasing Beach as a trading point while giving country visitors a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Beach needs a new public hall and stronger commerce
The town of Beach lacks a public meeting place after the old hall is rented for school use. A city hall is urged and a stock company for a hall is proposed, with support from a proactive commercial club to push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Commercial Club
Beach
Republican campaign by phonograph and stereopticon proposed
The state Republican central committee plans statewide campaign shows using phonograph addresses by Taft, speeches on North Dakota politics, and stereopticon slides of candidates with political cartoons. The effort aims to reach voters with a lively, modern presentation during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakkota
Dickinson Press Adopts Style Two Simplex Type
The Dickinson Press installed a Style Two Simplex typesetting machine boosting appearance and news matter. The machine, praised by Lesie’s Weekly, is said to be highly practical and widely used in metropolitan papers. An expert arrived to install a similar unit at the Chronicle office in Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Press
Beat
North Dakatay
Oxedpalte K
Petrance
Metropolity
Leslie’s Weekly
New York
Dickinson
Beach
Chronicle
Glendive Game Brought Nest Egg Gate Receipts
The Review notes the Glendive basketball game last week generated gate receipts forming a comfortable nest egg for next season's series. It jokes that if Glendive visits Beach and covers meals for players and lodging, Beach could likewise create a nest egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
Dr Rockfords Socks Advertised as Hole Proof
A Bench merchant advertises a “wee kind of socks” named Dr Rockfords in Advance. The claim promises hole proof wear and suggests they will drive away rheumatic pains the body is heir to, presenting a bold remedy in a local trade notice.
Taft to Visit Fargo Amid North Dakota Campaign
Bryan follows Chafin into North Dakota as the state remains safely Republican. Taft, though not required to campaign here, plans a visit to Fargo to meet voters and reinforce support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chafin
North Dakota
Taft
Fearless
Fargo
Local Notes From Wisconsin and Dakota Fields
Regular correspondent details include Marvin Meigs of Wisconsin securing NE 4 of 28 and planning farming. Clar ence Cripps works with Clarkson's well machine near Carlyle Montana visiting family. School begins, new building pending, old structure used temporarily. George Sygulla building a granary this week. I L McConkey trip to Beach and Sentinel Butte. George Sevagert travels to Beach to haul lumber for granary. Tom Sensella plans move into new house after threshing. Clifford Beach sprains ankle in horseback ride. Oakey Cripps injures hands while handling a cow. Late flax prospects show strong yield potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Meigs
Wisconsin
Clarence Cripps
Clarkson
Carlyle
Mont
Mr. Snow
George Sygulla
I. L. McConkey
Beach
Sentinel Butte
George Sevagert
Clifford Beach
Mr. Oakey Cripps
Mr. Cripps
Congregational Church Sunday Schedule with Pastor Douglas
The Congregational Church holds Sunday School at 2 00 p m and preaching at 3 00 p m under Pastor Alex Douglas. Christian Endeavor meets at an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Alex. Douglas
Notice for Publication in Interior Land Claim
Department of the Interior publishes a notice for a land claim by a claimant in Beach City, North Dakota. The document references an intended homestead entry, with dates and conditions, and directs a search of records for the applicant’s name and property lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Dickie Bean
Ereby
M. Don
The Cracked Mirror of May and June Romance
A humorous montage of flirtations and social misreads unfolds as characters chase love and status across shop scenes and parlors. A vain suitor overpays for lace while a bold suitor faces a cold rebuff. Lines from poems thread through the quarrel of desire and fortune in a brisk, period voice.
Fragmented Parlor Note on Pride and Pretence
A garbled paragraph discusses money, pride, and women with unclear names and actions. The text hints at social behavior and personal pretense, mentioning a dollar, bar, and a woman whose responses are hard to read. The passage is incomplete and lacks concrete facts.
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