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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
4
The Bottineau Courant urges readers to patronize local farms and printing at home, promotes the county agricultural fair on July 19 and 20, and laments distant sourcing. It notes Independence Day celebrations, road work duties, and discusses rust risk warnings and campus optimism versus pessimism for the season.
A North Dakota style editorial argues that reform efforts within the Republican ranks may counter power brokers. It notes editorials in Grand Forks and Jamestown caution against the rearrangement and questions suggesting candidates while urging clean politics and renewed Republican activism.
A collage of regional notes reports and gossip from Granville Minot and Bismarck style items. Mentions a 200 barrel flour mill at Wyndmere a cigar factory in Minot and a large North Dakota exhibit at a Portland fair. Also notes political bets and local crime incidents plus humorous editor quarrels and a Washington DC rope anecdote.
The essay defines a trades union as an association of workers organized to raise wages reduce hours and extend schooling. It argues liberty is limited by law for community welfare, notes unions advance eight hour workday higher schooling and safer conditions, and asserts solidarity over individual liberty. It concludes unionism serves collective uplift even at personal liberty cost.
The speaker extols a enduring creed in Christian lands and says the order survived war and persecution. It likens the order to a mighty tree, rooted in liberty, whose temple is earthly but whose apex is heavenly. Brethren are urged to strengthen foundations and build a lasting, eternal temple in heaven.
The church teaches that wealth is not evil but becomes a vice when the heart is set on riches. Riches should be used for God and the poor, with charity extending to those in need. If wealth was acquired unjustly, the possessor must restore it or support the needy. only then can one hope for heavenly reward.
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