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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
8
A market note on lumber dealers touting quality grades and sensible pricing. The ad stresses selling only good lumber, warns against cheap, low quality stock, and promotes repeat business through reliable products and fair value.
Renville school district voters on Tuesday approved continuing the consolidation of schools and the construction of a graded school building, signaling progress toward district restructuring.
A collection of Republican and Democratic campaign notices from Bottineau County announcing candidacies for county offices and Governor. Candidates seek support from party electors at the June primary, naming offices such as States Attorney County Judge Sheriff County Auditor and Judge of the District Court. Dates reference June primaries in 1912.
Collection of short items: tennis club in Westhope, decoration day in Lansford, Maxbass ladies play baseball, Lois Else visiting Park River, stork activity near Westhope, James Thornburn grows 19 acres of potatoes west of Souris, Minnie Alf reopens New London hotel, smallpox in Lansford, Antler mayor and Mrs Brennan visit Larimore and St Thomas, Frykman couple welcome a son May 29, visits to Westhope relatives, Sam Seiffert runaway incident, horse death next day, Hopkins family visit from Whitehall to Antler, C C Banks named to Mouse River Loop Chautauqua director, Mary Sprague to Bath New York.
A Deloraine Times letter urges a vigilance on annexation anxieties linked to the international baseball league. The writer notes reciprocity in baseball could arise without annexation fears but warns against trading with neighbors.
The issue presents the opening chapters of a humorous story Excuse Me. It promises daily installments for readers who enjoy light serialized fiction and entertainment.
Lansford residents approved consolidation of the Lansford School District on Tuesday by a 59 to 11 vote. The measure aims to merge district resources and streamline operations under the proposal.
The article urges frequent cultivation for corn success and warns about handling bulls with care. It praises driving teams, questions readiness for agricultural credit societies, notes 22,000,000 U S milk cows with 14,000,000 unprofitable to owners, and argues Northwest growth through better terms, school consolidation, and cream payment based on cleanliness and fat content.
The article extols the value of poultry, claiming a hen named Biddy enhances national wealth by nearly $2,000,000 daily despite poor housing and care. It urges farmers to give poultry a fair deal and better housing as the industry grows.
A Tuesday evening benefit featuring moving pictures and music attracted attendees and raised over twenty dollars for the new hospital fund, adding to the campaign total.
Advance Thresher company transfers property to Rumely Products company for $1 with a nw nw 86-162-79 description. P. S. Hilleboe and wife sell to Landa Business Association for $75 parcels 17 and 18, block 5, Landa.
A weekend wind storm swept high over the region on Sunday and Monday, damaging crops and injuring land. Local reports detail substantial impact on night land and surrounding farmland.
Sunday morning service will be replaced by Children Day exercises at 11 o'clock. The program includes songs dialogues recitations and class exercises with Miss Best reciting. Baptism is expected for several infants. All are cordially invited.
The city council met in regular session Monday and approved water main connections on Fifth street to water the adjacent park. Henry Warner will install equipment for washing automobiles and a public watering trough may be installed.
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