Political Tickets and Clergy Departures in North Dakota
The piece lists candidates for state offices including secretary of state and state auditor, notes Burke's acceptance letter, mentions the South Dakota Republican convention on the 27th at Mitchell, and reports Rev. T B McMullen leaving Tacoma church. It also quotes Tur St John Review on North Dakota’s extremes in weather and drought.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Mellette
T. B. McMullen
M. E
Tacoma
State of Washington
McMullen
Tur St. John Review
North Dakota
India
Burke's Letter of Acceptance From Burke Governor Nomination
Captain Burke responds to Chairman McCumber after unanimous Republican nomination for North Dakota governor at Grand Forks. He pledges fidelity to the party platform, opposes lottery legalization, and promises a fair, conservative administration while avoiding factional strife. The letter emphasizes temperance, labor and capital fairness, and vows veto power to block anti constitutional lottery moves.
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Capt
Burke
McCumber
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Republican Party
Congress
Home Executive
Hupail
Avery
Unis
Thaye
Ouryvanks
Axbituw Tl
The Tariff Question Excerpted Debate
The fragment argues that each nation needs its own economic policy and criticizes free trade in Britain. It cites Cobden with Britain shifting to free trade, land abandonment, reduced tillage, and decreased agricultural output over fifty years, noting declines in grain yields per capita and agricultural vitality.
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Mauch
England
Great Britain
Richard Cobden
Elward Sullivan
National policy for self sufficiency in agriculture
The speaker compares past and present conditions noting rent and taxes up thirty six percent, shrinking farmer margins. Citing Britain and free trade, the argument questions whether a free trade country can do better. America’s area, population, and need to import goods are highlighted, urging domestic manufacture and breadstuffs sold at home to supporting industries.
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Tess
A Little Journey to the Sioux City
A brief reader notice describes a charming little book about a neighborhood planning a trip to the Gorm Palace, with a farm life scene sure to charm Illinois farm families. The Illinois Central Railroad offers copies by mail from Manchester Town and Chicago addresses.
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Sioux City
Gorm Palace
Ilinois
Town
Illinois Central Railroad
JF. Merry
B. Bowers
ALG
P. A
Manchester
Glark St
Chicago
Horseshoeing Emphasis and Premium Service Ad
Storefront notice proclaims strict attention to all work, specializes in horseshoeing, and guarantees customer satisfaction with a focus on craft quality and reliable repairs.
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E. S. Gitert
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M. N. Jounson
A. N. Burke
Com
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Roger Allin, ‘of
Walah
Secretary of State
Joan Flittie
Trailal
L. E. Booker
Pembina
Por
M. Spencer
Wali
Prof
Ogden
Xe'dtrueh
H. Thelgeson
Insurance
Carey
Bailroad Commissionera
G. W. Harmon
Q.H. Walsh
Andrew Slotten
Gnaxn Pacific Hores
Curcago
Toe Anguye Tn
Isi
P J. McCumber
Republican 14
Wabpewa
N. D
Milnor
Berrigan
Muknor
N. Dd
Major Flening
Cass County
Jamestown Alert
New Orleans Picayune
Fremont
Boston Globe
Springfield Homestead
Nicwa
Pittsburg Ballet
J. F. Sullivan
Jon Hand Mansfield
Winona
Milburn
Bucher & Gibbs
Oakes
Union Meat Market
F. Roddle
John F. Hoelzle
Oakes, N. Oak
South
Ellendale
Oakes and
Ludden
Laird, Norton Co
Je CO Imbeer
Botsford
Act
Hulliver Lumber
H.C. Staver
Wade
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