What's the matter with North Dakota a crusade against insurgents
A North Dakota editorial defends the Republican administration, denounces insurgent Good Government League critics, and urges Bottineau county voters to back the straight Republican ticket in the upcoming primary. It lauds state institutions, condemns slander, and emphasizes duty over self-interest in voting.
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Peter Scott Campaign Tactics Over Paper Handling
Peter Scott seeks sympathy in his bid against Dr. Johnson by alleging damage from the placement of thin paper under a management. The stockholders, on the first Tuesday in June as required by law, elected a board, though no incorporatory meeting or bylaws had been adopted. Scott had acted as manager but voters protected the stock by moving the paper under proper management as a business precaution against his private use of funds.
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Houses for sale in Bottineau city trade offer
Five houses for sale in Bottineau. Seller accepts notes cattle or land in trade. Visit to discuss deal with A Berthigame.
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Flickertail Facts and Fancies headline notes and delays
Reported items cover a firemen convention in Minot, a missing prisoner recaptured on a Fargo jail roof, editor movements, political chatter in Grand Forks and other towns, a Lakota card fraud, and early Fargo fair preparations. Mentions include Deputy Shafer, Charlie Peck, Editor Hall, Editor Fogarty, Congressman Marshall, ex-Congressman Spalding, Red River Valley University trustees, and State Fair plans for July.
Mayville Officials and Local News Highlights
J W Henry the Langdon electric plant manager was found $4000 short. Mayville Fair and Driving Assoc sets races for July 11 and 12 with $2150 total purses. Fargo printers Walker Bros rebuilds after April 12 fire and will hire a night watchman. Baseball remains dominant industry with strong primaries. Shorthorn sale at Fargo last week tops $500 for a bull, about twenty animals sold over $100 each. Births and deaths delayed due to crowded column. Nineteen law graduates admitted to practice. Fargo 225,000 Club aims to boost population from 14,000 to 25,000. Bottineau 2,500 Club adds no harm. Joe Sor of Walsh kills his brother Anton after quarrel. Soo road plans railway extensions near Walhalla with A A Mayo aiding right of way. The World is Williston’s new paper from World Publishing Co. Warren A Stickley buys Burke’s share in Kenmare Journal. John Bartel of Dickey killed by stepson during a rescue of his mother. Williame accidentally shoots Cole on his claim near Anamoose. Judge Young rumored to retire to law firm Fargo. E E Sinkler Walsh county state’s attorney may join Supreme Court bench. Wellington Iryah urges re-election of Sarles to prevent unequal tax due to Cass county. Steele jail escape causes turmoil. Roof of?
Fourth of July suits for boys and children
Greengard's Clothing & Slora Store in Bottineau announces a new int of meas outfits for boys and children for the Fourth of July. The shop invites customers to come in and view the latest fashions at pleasing prices.
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Greengard’ Clothing & Slora Store
Bottineau
Bad Trick of Good Trade in Personal Injury Battles
A critique of modern personal injury litigation traces how the Green Bag journal argues that lawyers profit from delay, subscriptions, and inflated trial costs. It notes runners, bribes, and incentives, highlighting the drift toward insurance settlements over favorable verdicts for plaintiffs.
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Miss Marion Reynolds Maine girl baseball champion career
Four years ago Miss Marion Reynolds was Maine’s champion female basketball player. Born on a farm she joined a large family of local baseball players. In Belfast she threw a regulation ball 182 feet despite wind, outplaying rival pitchers and batters before retiring to teach school.
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New York Samaritans Rescue Unharmed Horse After Bowery Fall
A horse drawing a heavy wagon on the Bowery fell after slipping in harness. A crowd of twenty or more men sprang to the scene, untangled the horse, and reset the harness. The driver remained still, cigarette in hand, and resumed the trip once the horse stood.
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California Tomato Giants Reach Unusual 90 Foot Height
California growers report three tomato plants reaching 90 feet in length on a 30 foot trellis after three months from seed. The trunks are 1.5 inches thick with thick foliage and abundant fruit, grown without special care or weather protection, a remarkable display of rapid growth and yield.
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