North Dakota Map Adverts and Serb King Tragedy
A Bottineau Courant item details state promotional map by R J Trier and agriculture figures for North Dakota, highlighting population, schools, creameries, mills, farms and wheat output. It also reports the Serbian king massacre of 1903 and a disastrous Oregon flood at Teppner, with North Dakotans urged to grateful sympathy for disaster victims.
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R. J. Trier
North Dakota
Teppner
Oregon
Qenring
Tragic West episode warns on firearm use in self defense
The West March killing at the Hotel Dakota two years ago led to his acquittal on self defense but left him a ruined man in St Paul’s workhouse. The piece argues firearms provoke violence and cautions that gun possession can ruin lives and haunt the user, urging restraint and accountability. It also notes local presses and national flags history, including Centerville Oscar DeKalb change and Betsy Ross birthplace transfer.
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Draga
House of Obrenovitch
Peter Kara
Georgevitch
W. E. West
Frank March
Dakota
Grand Forks
West
Yeung Quan
March
St. Paul
Centerville
Messrs. Wells
MacClaren
Lomen
Humphreys
Souris
Courant
McLean County
Oscar
DeKalb
Kentucky feud taints justice during Jackson unrest
In Jackson Kentucky sympathizers linked to Jett Tana White and Marcum hinder prosecutions amid arson murder threats. Captain Ewen testified to a shot, his hotel protected by militia, as feuds stain Kentucky’s reputation and call for an end to gunpowder rule.
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Jackson
Kentucky
Jett Tana White
Marcum
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Ewen
Fccused
Burglars Trouble Park River in Tuesday Forum
Long itemized recap of local happenings notes burglars active in Park River while a Tuesday forum omits mention of Thad Michael. It covers public officials, court cases, insurance, a church building contract, and various local incidents from Norse visits to farm crimes.
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Thad Michael
The Single Tax and the Land Question
The article argues that despite vast gains from invention the rich-poor divide widens as land rent rises with population and improvements. Henry George’s single tax would tax land value to fund public needs, raising wages without price inflation and ending poverty, land speculation, and related social ills without redistributing existing land.
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Henry George
Infidelity in Colleges Sparks Debate at Chicago University
President Carter warns of rising irreligion among students and a decline in Christian service. He calls for better early training, stronger preaching, and definite Bible instruction chairs to counter nonreligious and technical schooling effects.
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Carter
Chicago University
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Haskett
Aes
Lees
Dony
American Flag House
Betsy Ross Memorial Association
Stars and Stripes
Arch Street
Philadelphia
David Mills
London
Ontario
Mills
Law School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Liberal
Supreme Court of Canada
London Advertiser
Russell Sage
New York
Daaa
Bro. Falkenstein
Minneapolis Times
Breathitt County
Joe Gus
Willow City Eagle
Joe
Ani Hesidog
Fligkertaul
Park River
B. Mahanoy
Willow City
Borg i
Herbrandson
Traill County
Norway
State Firemen’s Association
Wahpeton
HL. Ri Reade
Bismarck
Fred Belkiap
Major Edwards
Chicago
Kenmare News
Bathgate
Hansbrough Awantea
Jblic
Aaron Ryster
Rugby
District Court
Iax
Frank Maple
Richburg
Golden Shoal
Gordon
Maple
Michels
Benson County
McMillen
President Hill
Great Northern
Granville
Hill
Mohall
William Felthusen
John Schroeder
Hensel Pembina
Carrington
Pembina County
McKinney Journal
Palda
Bottineau
Knox Advocate
York
Advocate
Iitend
R. M. Tuttle
Europe
Vv Hunter
Comptroller of Currency
Knor
Red River Valley University
Fargo College
Clyde Crandall
Jamestown
Ansfer
Anton Engler
Otter Creek
Oliver County
Tle
A. E. Mead
Walsh County
Knopshaw
Thinik
J. Shabo
Steele County
Edgely
Theresa Weston
William
Bessie Thompson
Thompson
Mae Granger
Devils Lake
Minnewankan
North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Supreme Court
Dives
Lazarus
Jktind
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