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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
4
The Bottineau Courant lists subscription rates and advertising charges. The Washington Post excerpt discusses Andrew Carnegie favoring tariff reform for steel yet supporting protection to sustain U S home industries, arguing gradual readjustment and avoidance of radical changes.
Secretary of State reports nearly complete ballots from the recent election. Two counties remain unofficial, but county canvassing boards have supplied figures. Results cover all national party presidential tickets and governor race in the state, regarded as practically official.
For president Taft 57 771 Bryan 32 909 Debs 2 405 Hisgen 38 Chafin 1 453 Taft s plurality 24 962. For governor Johnson Republican 47 093 Burke Democrat 49 346 Burke s majority 2 253. All other reports are incorrect.
Three weeks ago Bro. Flop enstein doubted any GOP contenders in the third ward bolted the ticket. In his last issue he claims several did so and attempts to justify their actions.
The defeat of A M Christianson for judge of the ninth district surprises readers. The piece notes he was maligned “in the house of his friends” with no ground for action and suggests Republicans should have stood by the ticket. Also includes brief Advent goods ad and a quip by the Philosopher of Folly about a bed ridden Pullman berth claim.
The Philosopher of Folly muses that some individuals are beat dressed when they have nothing on. He notes the paradoxical nature of appearance versus reality in a provocative, indelicate aside.
A fragment from the Atchison Globe recalls a bygone era and the old fashioned woman who quips to a coughing child with a sharp bark, pondering what became of such characters in the community.
A cryptic remark by Aldrich hints at concealed activities beneath a neighbor's mansard revealing how familiar spaces may hide unexpected secrets. The quote plays on familiarity and hidden layers within a common residence.
Guidance warns that credit shapes financial life and that overly generous credit can ruin a man. It urges balance in adopting fashion trends, avoiding both early excess and lasting lateness, and warns against extremes in spending and style.
A persuasive note argues that good roads draw trade and raise community prosperity. It cites a Valley City Record quotation showing a northern town losing business due to bad roads, while better roads shorten distances, boost grain shipments, banking deposits, and local value.
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