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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
7
A collage of notices, editorials, and reports covers preparations for a race meet, police vigilance, and civic duty. It references city safety for visitors, union and strike debates, railroad progress, insurance investigations, and state governance. Names and places include Bottineau, Minneapolis, Fargo, and Alabama context.
Compiled notes from Eddy to Ward counties recount cattle rustling activity at La Moure, town plattings, coal land claims near Renville, poetry by NZ Jimmie Foley, a Cahill murder trial cost, and local incidents from Granville to Devils Lake. Reports cover floods, homestead filings, post offices, prison twine sales, and small-town civic frictions amid a busy North Dakota news cycle.
An exploration of anger as a force and its paradoxical pleasures. It contrasts restrained and unleashed anger, praising its primal vitality while warning against overindulgence. The piece treats anger as a test of character and a reflection on human nature.
About twenty years ago two New York City women observed a sales girl fainting with no seat available. They insisted on seats, prompting managers to act and spark early consumer rights. The movement grew into the National Consumers League, with 30 branches, led by Florence Kelley, promoting safe factory conditions and a trusted label for compliant factories.
A column argues that women’s dress extravagance is justified as a social boon. It notes men once indulged in self indulgence and contends fashionable finery adds cheerfulness, urging recognition of women’s brighter days after Victorian restraint. The piece defends lavish tastes as pleasing to both sexes.
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