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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
Prominent aspirants vow progressive policies for office
A political notice outlines candidates aligning with Theodore Musperek and William Howard tailored reform. Names listed include Senator Porter J. McCumber from Richland County, Edward Engerud of Cass County for Congress, L. B. Hanna of Cass County, Governor candidate C. A. Johnson of Ward County, as endorsed by the Primary Law and Intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Musperek
William Howard
Aspirants and candidates on the Republican ticket
The article argues the Republican ticket refl ects the state’s dominant political sentiment. It claims Roosevelt’s policies and Taft’s striving align with the ticket and that it was formed openly from strong material, not hatched behind closed doors before filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Reformers Turn From Primary Law To Machine Politics
The piece critiques Valley City political maneuvers, arguing the reformers have become machine politicians. It defends the Republican ticket as compliant with primary law and suitable for voters to support, noting June 29 as the official candidate selection date and predicting Republican control in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Hardihood
Washington
North Dakota
Garden shifts stance on US Senate primary support
E L Garden issues revised statement announcing support for United States Senate primary candidates who win a majority of votes in the Republican primary. The declaration signals Garden will back the leading contenders based on primary results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Garden
Bottineau Schools Close for Summer Vacation
Bottineau schools shut for the summer as most non resident teachers depart. Returning staff include Missen Peebles Kelsey Riordan Olson Rose Catharine Elsie Burr and Mrs Theroux. Miss Lund will move to Kalispell Montana next year. Miss Sprague has gone to Oregon to take up a claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Missen Peebles
Kelsey
Riordan
Olson
Rose
Catharine
Elsie Burr
Theroux
Miss Pulver
Miss Lund
Kalispell
Montana
Miss Sprague
Oregon
Prices and tariffs spark talk of food relief policy
A Nan king dispatch argues high prices stem from hoarding and unrest, not tariff duty. Massachusetts calls for removing duties on food, while Senator McCumber warns rising demand boosts prices. The piece links eastern press pressure with state actions and railway service upgrades from Great Northern and Spokane routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Great Britain
Massachusetts
North Dakota
National Congress
McCumber
New Trains to Portland From St Paul and Minneapolis
President Louis W. Hill promises improved transport with a new through passenger service. On Sunday June 12 trains Nos 3 and 4 will run between St Paul Minneapolis and Portland, replacing their Seattle terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Portland
Spokane, Portland
Seattle Road
Columbia River
Chicago
Seattle
Tacoma
Great Northern
Twin City
Spokane
Oriental Limited
Burlington
Great Northern Railway
Grand Forks
Duluth
Superior
Louis W. Hill
Oregon
Minneapolis
Moorhead Mayor Aaker Backed by Business Leaders for Governor
In a political advertisement a group of eighteen Moorhead business leaders praise Prof. H. H. Aaker, former mayor nine years ago, for a clean city, prudent finances, reduced debt, and a policy that cut 185 000 in debt, urging voters to support him for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Aaker
Moorhead
Aaker
Pol. Adv
For Sale Two Lots at Metigoshe Park South Side
Two lots 254 255 Burnett addition Metigoshe park on south side Lake Metigoshe offered for sale. price 150 cash if sold before July 10. contact Marie Sims Bowman ND address for details. Also six room house for sale on easy terms through Geo B McMillen Bottineau Sova Abstract company 361.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Metigoshe Park
Lake Metigoshe
Office of Register of Deeds
Marie Sims
Bowman
N. D
Geo
B. McMillen
Bottineau Sova Abstract Company
Great Code Fisk Shows Prepare For Botitveas Parade
Dode Fisk has spent about one hundred thousand dollars this past winter to expand his circus with new tents wagons and lavish costumes for a free street parade and performances. Rival circuses contend to offer novel acts while Fisk’s agents travel across North America and Europe seeking top attractions for what promises to be the most complete circus on earth under vast canvas. The Great Code Fisk Shows are set to exhibit at Botifveas on Friday June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dode Fisk
North America
Europe
Fisk
Botifveas
Inspiring Ideals Over Focusing On Vices In Education
In a talk to teachers Prof. James urged dwelling on virtuous aims rather than the evils of inebriety. He argued sane pedagogy centers on health, peace, and good citizenship, asserting prisons and policing vanish when goodness guides society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
James
Peace Party
Getting Most Out of Holiday
The article extols walking tours as a healthy holiday option. It notes the joy of the road, suggests mapping routes with mailed trunk transfers, and describes early starts, simple meals, restful stops, and lodging once at a destination. It urges freedom and physical well being through travel on foot.
Protect the Farmers Friends the Insectivorous Birds
A writer laments long term destruction of insectivorous birds from Florida to Nova Scotia citing robins wrens and other species as vital to control pests. He urges federal protection and notes historical bird losses from poisons and farm practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Congress
Pavse
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Courant
Dave
Carlson
N .D
Pricine
Courant
Boltineau County
City of Bottineau
Republican
United States
Porter J. McCumber
Richland County
Edward Engerud
Cass County
L. B. Hanna
C. A. Johnson
Ward County
J. B. Sharpe
LaMoure County
Frank Henry
Barnes County
John Flittie
McKenzie County
Gunder Olson
Walsh County
J. C. Adamson
Bottineau County
E. J. Taylor
Grand Forks County
Geo. H. Stone
Hettinger County
Agriculture and Labor
C. Gilbreath
Morton County
Commissioners of Railroads
W. H. Mann
J. T. Purcell
J. O. Fadden
Harry & Layre of
Lenstern
Behanis
Business Administration
Matigoshe
By Anna Woodward
Little Allies
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