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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
A Bottineau note urges citizens to value and exercise the vote as a civic right and duty. It contrasts universal suffrage with past apathy, recounts election indifference, and warns that neglect may erode freedoms. The piece likens voting to sunshine and water, urging active participation and vigilance.
The article argues that class legislation favors various trades and farmers alike by passing the Home Building law. It contends the law would boost home construction, raise grain and product values for farmers, and attract settlers to develop key local industries including coal, creameries, and merchants' trade.
Mrs. Howard R. Wood urges North Dakota women to educate themselves for full suffrage as the 1920 referendum nears. She recalls past struggles and praises the Nonpartisan League's role in securing the amendment while stressing the need for study, clubs, and educational programs to equip women for future governance.
Major rally at Omemee with A C Townley J I Cahill L L Stair and Dell Patterson to discuss referendum issues. Activities include a band ball game Bulbul operetta and two keynote addresses. Ongoing appeal to draw 5000 attendees and note North Dakota money moving from Minnesota banks.
Mrs E O Wilson of Atlanta describes two years bedridden with chronic indigestion and pains, fainting spells, and hospital treatment. After eleven bottles of Tanlac she gained 25 pounds, sleeps well, eats normally, and moves about without pain, proclaiming herself the happiest woman in Atlanta. Sold locally by S Sigurdson, Westhope Deneb Coe, and Ben in Gardena.
After completing a course at Dakota Business College in Fargo North Dakota Miss Cecela Schroeder went to Portland Oregon where she immediately secured a stenographer position with Kilham Stationery and Printing Co The school’s thorough program prepares students for responsible positions nationwide Miss M Walker head stenographer Extension of North Dakota Agricultural College sailed for France to do Red Cross secretarial work Write F L Watkins 806 Front St Fargo ND about the Summer course now under way
The estate of Amelia Boettcher is notified by Albert Boettcher and John Boettcher executors to present all claims with vouchers to Gardena North Dakota within six months after first publication. Dated January 5 1919. Executors Isbe Boettcher
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