North town crowds and a heavy week of farming woes
Forty people attended an event amid careful planning by Edward Ely Men Edward Bly Ila Howe and others with a large turnout in the north and northeast causing no confusion though an effort to extend invitations faced resistance. The town saw garden damage rye wheat oats and rust on wheat at Seymour Richland and surrounding counties. A new amusement club formed with several young actresses and a local druggist advertised cholera infantum remedy bottles at 25 and 50 cents.
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North Dakota Farmers urged to back Republicans
Sargent County Item recounts a prize contest promoting Republican ideas under Mr. 2 I Spalding and highlights arguments for tariff protection, sound money, and anti silver moves. It profiles Wheatland and Sargent County residents, praising Republican policy and urging farmers to vote the Republican ticket.
Why North Dakota Farmers Should Be Republicans
A historical argument urging North Dakota farmers to align with the Republican party focuses on economic reasons. It contends early industry favored agriculture and commerce, neglecting factories, creating imbalances and lower labor values.
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Why the North Dakota Farmer Should Be a Republican
There is every reason why the North Dakota farmer should be a Republican and no valid reason he should not. The party wrested this region from slave power, prevented bleeding Kansas, opened the state to settlement, and opened rich soil to tilling. Its liberal railroad policy and homestead laws aided newcomers from the East and abroad seeking independence and wealth. The Republican Party has defended the rights of honest settlers.
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Republican Outlook Versus Democratic Reform on North Dakota Farming
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