July Fourth Independence Day Reflection in 124th Anniversary Note
On Wednesday, July 4, the United States celebrates its 124th independence amid fireworks and patriotic sentiment. The piece recalls the Declaration of Independence, praises national progress, and honors those who fought for freedom while noting Wisconsin Democrats’ Bryan support and a Kansas City convention. It reflects on thirteen original states and the era’s symbolism.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Land of the Free
Bottineau
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
North Dakota notes and political snippets from era newspapers
A collage of brief items reports Governor Devine's expected departure from the state superintendent nomination, crop guidance urging corn plantings due to wheat shortages, homestead entry rules, and optimistic North Dakota farming prospects. It also covers foreign affairs punditry, migration observations, and a Kipling story note in a real magazine.
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Ttia
Devine
Superintendent of Schools
Jon
Fargo Forum
North Dakota
Ee Knox
Minot
Mazeppa
Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Line
McClure
Rudyard Kipling
Real Magazine
Electric Bitters credited with curing Mrs Brewer
Dr D B Cargile of Washita Indian Territory reports Mrs Brewer’s years of warefuls ended by Electric Bitters. He claims it cured terrible scalp and facial pores and restored excellent health. Describes Bitters as best blood purifier for eczema tetter salt rheum and ulcers. Sold by D H Druggist with guarantee.
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D. B. Cargile
Washite
I. T
Tver
D. H
A Miracle Escape From Death Revealed
W A Hines of Manchester Iowa recounts a nearly fatal battle with measles and tuberculosis. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his complete recovery and notes it cured his throat troubles. Thousands have used it on his advice and found relief. Regular size bottle four dollars. trial bottles free at D H McArthur's Drug Store.
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
D. H. McArthur's
Purely Personal Notes From Bottineau Community
A recap of weekly social updates from Bottineau with weather remarks crop outlook local events and gatherings. Mentions Greiner hall July 2 supper July 16 Great Syndicate English American Show July 10 and nearby travel notes from Royce Allen and R A Scholfield. Includes local sports results and community happenings.
Turtle Mountains Crop Gains From Cooler Weather
The cooler days improve crops as farmers busy with feeding and watering stock. Gilbert Nicholson, once poor, now builds a fine house and runs a well stocked farm with horses cattle and machinery. Ole Qually returns home after months away. A caucus elected Ole Kattelson Ole Offs Ole Ryan Ole Noland and two others for Willow City convention. Mrs Noland died Thursday in Belgabor's and her husband found her dead with a 10 month old baby by her side.
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Turtle Mountains
Gilbert Nicholson
Nicholson
Ole Qually
Willow City
Ole Kattelson
Ole Offs
Ole Ryan
Ole Noland
Ole
Nine de Noland
Noland
Bor
Mr. Nalandhay
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St. Paul, Minn
Wisconsin
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Thomas Jefferson
Aguinaldo
George Washington
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the State Press
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Jud LaMoure
Linbon
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Bemidji
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Cattan Tadian
Leech Lake
Grafton Record
India
Tris
W. W. Barrett
United State
T. B. Pandian
Pioneer Press
Hans- Pesues
Department of IF Ageiaultues
North Dakota Press Association
Devils Lake
Winship
China
Ians
Philadelphia
Hansbrough
Tom
McKink
Roosevelt
McKinley
Hull Line
Gent's Furnishing
W. H. McIntosh & CO
Scott
Satan
Sen At
Greiner's Hall
Lutheran Ladies Aid Bazaary
Royce Allen
Thompson
R. A. Scholfield
Duluth
Twin Cities
Little Fargo Mc Tay
Peabody
Father Kinley
Mr. Page
Mrs. Darling
Dunseith
Mark Kinley
Mary Matheson
Thos. Nichol
Jno
Ray. Maddock
Leonard
N. 1
Willie Fairweather
Thos
Spears
Glenboro
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Cartwright
May
Lynn Martin
Dave Armstrong
Tom White
Dave
CE Hawker
Special
Lounsberry
Dorothea Clendenning
Fargo
Col. Lounsberry
Bottineau County
Soo
Walsh County Industrial Exposition Association
Minto
Sisseton Reservation
Presbyterian Church
Misa Maud Hansen
Slattery Bros
North Main Street
Cash Racket
Bohnee Bros
Tae Courant
Bottineau Roller Millis
H. G. Kalbfleisch, Prop’r
Eureka
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Minneapolis
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Fred Schraeder
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Beyer
Boottttinhall
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Neil McKinnon
McBrayen
Valley City Saat
Eeee
Jamestown
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