Wonderland windows for juvenile eyes in Bottineau
Wonderland windows lure children with toy displays behind glass as parents plan weekend shopping in Bottineau. The piece urges merchants to craft appealing showcases to delight young minds and celebrate the season, echoing editorials from Minneapolis Daily News. It also surveys North Dakota politics, press ownership, and reform movements, praising local editors who challenge political machines and noting a death in Bottineau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Soula
Minneapolis Daily News
Fargo
Minneapolis Journal
North Dakota
Jeane
King’' McKenzie
Colling
McKenzie
Streeter
Alex. McKenzie
Manden
Bottineau Courant
Noble
Scott
Bottineau Courty
Evening Press
The
Courant
Normanden
Life on a False Basis in Real Estate Morality
A discussion in Real Estate argues modern troubles stem from living on a false moral basis. It condemns double standards in business, urges government punishment of dishonesty, and warns against endorsing lies for profit to restore honesty in commerce.
Flickertail Pacts and Facies in North Dakota News
A collage of North Dakota items notes a McCumber orchestra plant, a Hope mill blaze halted, multiple county incidents, court actions, and state news. Reports include horse theft, a gasoline explosion burn, a fatal shooting verdict, capitol relocation talk, and local weather and farm notes with diverse local events and legal outcomes.
Lutheran Hospital Fight Delays North State Plan
Northern district hospital site remains unsettled as Rugby Bottineau oppose, Churches Ferry enters contest causing further postponement into January. Local leaders press for a location amid rival town efforts and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
Rugby
Bottineau Wers
Life Insurance Rates Could Be Lower Says Edward A Walker
Edward A Walker, chair of the insurance committee, argues mortality laws let insurers set fair premiums while predicting future costs. He notes old policies often restricted travel and forfeited if not claimed promptly, and warns modern plans include extra values that lure policyholders out. He predicts higher efficiency and lower overall costs as applications move to company offices.
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Edward A. Walker, Esq
Ormine
Islature
Moral Crisis of Public Ethos and Housing Costs
An American public grapples with the gap between character and reputation amid widespread publicity driven misconduct. The piece argues moral principles outpace statutes, notes greed corrupts business and legal practices, and concludes ownership is cheaper than renting after 30 years of real estate experience.
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Peter Scott
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Bottineau
Mali
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Ecco Lbd
Uainess
Wonderland
Grand Forks
Collier's Weekly
John W. Bennett
McCumber
Hope
Nelson County
John Slite
Cleveland
A. H. Hanson
Petersburg
Reland Lake
Ross
G. N
Russell Sentinel
Leeds News
Goss
Northern Trust Company
Fabrick
Ward County
Great Northern
Churches Ferry
Pnaioa
Jai Griggs County
Minot
State
Henry Kahler
Lansford Times
Elizabeth Beamer
N. D
Fred Kohlmeier
Tenis Clark
Calmar
Emmons
LaMoure County
Whittemore
Bottineau County
Kenm
Capitol
Bismarck Tribune
Shinn
Aneta
Jawan
Dr. Birch
Bathgate
Morton Couny
Sarles
Denny
Williston
Montana
Stutsman County
Jamestown
Wells & Dickey Automobile
Frank Genzel
Spiritwood Take
Genzel
New Salem Herald
Gordon Beaton
Gordon
Larcum Wilson
Larcum
George McWill
Beaton
Jams
Rolla
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Mrs. Hair
Hal
Hall
Mra. Hall
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Edward T. Harrington
Boston
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