Bottineau Courant postal rates and ad charges
The Bottineau Courant lists mailing details for NAVE R. Carlson Eulito and pricing for subscriptions three months six months and one year with 60 76 and 1 50 respectively. Advertising rates are given at 12 cents per inch for single column memorials 1.24 for annual and 2 cents for special positions with 6 and 10 cents per line reading matter.
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Boussenerion Parch
Apvinriatne Hares
Fordy Lay
The
Courant
Voters' Hands in North Dakota Primary
The first primary under the 1907 North Dakota law will be held on Wednesday June 24. Republicans face two tickets one loyal to the party and its record and a second headed by reformers and office seekers. The canvass that night should show North Dakota remains Republican and that the reformers have been repudiated.
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North Dakota
United States
Johnson Seen as Likely Nominee for North Dakota Governor
Hon C A Johnson of Minot is hailed as a sure nominee for governor of North Dakota with wide Republican support. The campaign is praised as remarkable with Republicans statewide aiding his candidacy and Scandinavian neighbors backing his fitness, honesty, and manly character ahead of Wednesday primary votes.
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C. A. Johnson
Minot
North Dakota
Johnson
Courant Declares Neutral Stance On County Nominations
Tue Courant states it will not back any county candidate and that all are clean men worthy of support. The paper’s columns welcome candidates willing to pay advertising rates for visibility, with non editorial mentions not reflecting editor endorsement. Edward H. Wright is recognized as a fit Republican nominee for justice of the supreme court.
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Tue Courant
Noted Lawyer and Congressman Gronna Endorsement Outline
The text describes a lawyer not a politician, praised for his briefs and opinions by judges and colleagues, with over thirty cases argued before the supreme court. It also endorses Congressman Asle J. Gronna for renomination, citing a record aligned with President Roosevelt and Taft, and argues he would be more useful than insurgent opponents.
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Asle J. Gronna
Congress
Gronna
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Taft
Coteau Sentinel Attacks Reformers Over ND Politics
The Coteau Sentinel flags reformers as schemes by chronic office seekers aiming to discredit the Republican organization in North Dakota. It urges voters to back the stalwart Republican ticket, claiming it preserves the state’s current status and progress.
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Mnpger
North Dakota
Coteau Sentinel
Adamson Urged for County Endorsement in Republican PRIMARIES
The county faces a call for Adamson, a Republican candidate for district judge, to receive solid home support at the primaries on Wednesday. He is described as having the necessary qualifications and deserves the votes of all Republicans.
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Ous
Adamson
Republic
Iowa caucuses and June primaries yield identical results
The paper notes the March caucuses and the June primaries produced the same delegate outcomes for Chicago. Stalwarts won the same seven congressional districts and counties in both contests. The piece argues primary reform yields the same results but at a higher cost to the public.
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Iowa
Chicago
McKenzie Trails Statewide in Candidacy for Treasurer
Hon D J McKenzie of For man tours the state meeting supporters for his bid as state treasurer. An old resident with a clean record, he knows the people of the fourth district and is expected to win a strong vote at the next Wednesday primary election.
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D. J. McKenzie
Forman
McKenzie
Voters urged to back stalwart Republican ticket
A local call urges residents to reward loyal Republicans who bolted the ticket two years ago by giving them control of party organs and offices. It asks voters to choose the candidates on the stalwart Republican ticket, describing each as loyal and deserving.
Make-up Man Jokes About Third Term Candidate
In the Souris Messenger a humorous note over a third term candidate ad suggests, If we are to have life tenure in office let us amend our laws. Otherwise two terms should be enough. The quip reflects local political wit.
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Souris Messenger
Gronna Earns Backing From Loyal Republicans
Do not encourage the party wreckers by giving your vote to a single insurgent candidate. Every candidate on the stalwart republican ticket is entitled to the support of loyal republicans. Congressmen Gronna has made good in Washington. He deserves another term and the people will see to it that he gets it.
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Congressman Gronna
Washington
Col Little Likely to Win Half of Vote in Minot
The Minot Reporter notes Col Little appears set to secure at least 50 percent of the total vote cast, signaling a strong showing in the election.
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Minot
Col. Little
Bottineau Lawyer N C Wegner Seeks County Judge Nomination
N C Wegner of Bottineau is a candidate for the Republican nomination for county judge. He has practiced law in Bottineau for eight years, served one year as county court clerk, and is described as well qualified for the office.
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N. C. Wegner
Bottineau
Wegner
Three Candidates Remain For County Commissioner Race
Eric A Staing of Richland county withdraws leaving W H Mann of New Salem A J Osborn of Dickinson and Peter Reid of Langdon as the three stalwart candidates Supporters of Judge Fiske note his twenty six supreme court cases before the bench while Wright has argued over fifty cases Before the state bar three fourths of lawyers favor Wright Republicans urged to back him and help Spalding gain Democrat support A Republican Congressional Committee offers 150 for best article on why the Republicans should win next November Submissions due July 15 to Literary Bureau Metropolitan Bank Building Washington
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Eric A. Staing
Richland’ County
W.H. Mann
New Salem
A. J. Osborn
Dickinson
Peter Reid
Langdon
Fiske
Supreme Court of
Wright
Spalding
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
Literary Bureau
Metropolitan Bank
Washington
C A Johnson For Governor A Strong Republican Choice
The Bismarck Palladium lauds C A Johnson as a sound independent candidate for governor. Despite youth he has prospered in law and public service, including two mayoral terms in Minot, enjoying broad statewide support and a landslide canvass forecast. His victory is seen as a continuation of sound Republican policies advancing progress.
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Bismarck Palladium
C. A. Johnson
Minot
Spalding Predicts Split Ticket Bid For Chief Justice
The piece describes Judge Spalding filing for democratic nomination for supreme court justice and signaling he won’t accept primary results. If defeated for Republican nomination, he will seek the democratic ticket, a move viewed unfavorably by both parties. It notes Spalding’s limited output since joining in 1907 and contrasts with rivals, especially Edward H. Wright, the strong Republican candidate.
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Justice of the Supreme Court
Spalding
Fiske
Morgan
Edward H. Wright
Supreme Court
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