Bottineau Courant Denies Mail Order Ad Venued
The Bottineau Courant rejects a fourteen line advertisement seeking agents for a mail order house. The editor insists the paper will not accept catalogue house ads and will remain in Bottineau, citing lack of local retailer support and intent to stay for the community.
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Westsrope Standard
Bottineau Courant
Bro. Carlson
Maxbuss Moslitor
North Dakota
Courant
Bottineau Cotty
The
Bottineau
Good Roads Contrast Between North Dakota and New York
Fargo Forum notes North Dakotans are not ready to follow New York's lead in a $5,000,000 good roads appropriation. New York approved the measure while overshooting revenue by $7,144,823. governor Hughes cut $4.5 million elsewhere but left the good roads fund intact, deeming it a lucrative investment.
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North Dakotas
New York State
Fargo
Hughes
New York
Pouries cited as a great game by Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal extols Pouries as a great game noting its power to turn a friend into an enemy between sunrise and sunset and back again before dawn. It emphasizes winning the main point and the practical politician ignoring minor inconsistencies to reach the goal.
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Sioux City Journal
Matt Johnson Takes Charge of Souris Messenger
Matt Johnson assumed charge of the Souris Messenger on Tuesday and will divide his time between Souris and his political residence in Omemee. He will also spend Sundays in Omemee for reasons not elaborated.
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Matt Jouhnson
Souris
Omemee
Matt
Publication note on editorial changes and rural routes
Senris people praise the paper as Mr Garden rests and a new scribe promises lively editorials. Nova Dakota ranks third in growth of free delivery routes since June 30 1908. Mississippi and Texas lead. over the eleven months 80 rural routes were created, totaling 410 in the state.
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Senris
Nova Dakota
Mississippi
Texas
Feud Rages Between Russell Sentinel and Lansford Journal
The dispute between the Russell Sentinel and the Lansford Journal has escalated with sharp exchanges from Combatants Moffatead and Holbein. The clash derides rival coverage and inflames readers.
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Russell Sentinel
Lansford Journal Et al
Moffatead
Holbein
Bottineau Band Question Prompts Town Support Plea
The Bottineau Military Band seeks community pledges to cover ongoing expenses and rent after spending over 1500 on instruments. Members, many self-taught, rehearse thrice weekly and face disbandment without funds while leaders and guests lure civic pride at fairs and visits from legislators. Dolly Wasn't Brave. Grace finds her doll in a mother’s darkened room, then explains the doll is scared.
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Bottineau
Westhope
Sonrie
Omemee
Commeril Club
Lake Metigoshe
Finance Committee
Dolly
Little Grace
Tyrannical Science Rubbish Stirs Parents’ Quote
Paria Journal ridicules the era of pervasive scientific culture stretching from cooking to law. The piece laments that such overreach makes the world dull and fractures enjoyment of the past.
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Paria Journal
Chivalry Past and Present Sermon on Ascension Day
A preacher on Ascension Sunday sets the scene from Acts 1 8 and the risen Christ as the source of modern knightly duty. He urges Knights to be witnesses and representatives, contrasts holy armor with corrupt champions, and exhorts courage, faith, and active service in a world of moral peril.
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Jesus
Christ
Paul
Corinthians
God
Christ the Redeemer
Rome
Jerusalem
Phillips
Caesars
Earth
Clearing House
Galilee
Savior
Judea
Samaria
Walter Scott
Ashby
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Catalog House
Ona
Knights Templar
Merry
Potters Field
Jewry
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