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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
An analysis of post election quiet in North Dakota as factions clash over an industrial democracy. It argues voters seek government usefulness for common people, with elites resisting change while reformers push for broader citizen benefits. The piece foresees renewed battles after June 26.
A circulated petition signed by all residents seeks a state mill and elevator for Omemee, placing Bottineau county towns in contention. Omemee’s rail access and central position in the northern wheat belt strengthen its bid, with farmers backing the project to boost local news coverage.
Fragmentary notes mention two known individuals once prominent, possibly in politics, with ambiguous references to locations and terms. The text is garbled, offering no definite names, dates, or events to describe a concrete incident or outcome.
The discourse defends the Home Building Law as helping citizens obtain homes at low cost while labeling opponents as socialistic. It argues the Soldiers Fund levy funds veteran pay, facing critics who warn on taxation and public spending. The piece blames political cowardice for attacking the Industrial Commission rather than the laws themselves.
The piece recalls farmers once called rubes and hayseeds who passed laws empowering counties to cooperate with the Agricultural College to combat grasshoppers. It notes the pest spreading to several counties including the Red River Valley and praises the public utilities and intrastate freight rate moves as guided by farmer backed policy.
The article argues Tanlac's record sales stem from its ethical formula and ten proven ingredients. It cites Britannica and Potter's Therapeutics, noting Tanlac's laboratory quality, digestion and appetite benefits, and overall health improvement as reasons for its global popularity.
Probate notice from North Dakota seeks creditors to present claims by a stated deadline. Executors or personal representatives require claims against the estate to be filed with the court or clerk to be heard.
In Sottineau County Court the estate of Amelia Boettcher Deceased is administered by Albert Boettcher and John Boettcher executors. Creditors and claimants must present claims and vouchers to the executors at Gardena North Dakota within six months after first publication. Dated June 5 1919.
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