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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
4
The Bottineau Courant lists subscription prices for different terms and advertising rates. It outlines one copy three months at 50 cents, six months at 75 cents, one year at 1.50, with display ad rates by inch and column, plus legal advertising locally and reading matter charges.
In Bottineau county insurgents attack republican factionalism, condemn bolters, and accuse stalwarts of breaking promises after primaries. The piece argues factionalism risks destroying the party, cites a ward voting irregularity, and laments the sacrifice of C. A. Johnson for factional gain.
The article argues the general election result for United States senator should be final for Republicans. It asserts M. N. Johnson is entitled to the senatorship, won fairly despite heavy odds, and notes wartime factionalism has faded.
The article argues pediatrics should be taught as thoroughly as anatomy and surgery in medical colleges. It cites high infant mortality rates and urges broader, practical pediatric education for all physicians, stressing early prevention and parental guidance to protect children.
An essay argues that home life can become a tyranny especially for newlyweds, stifling charity and generosity. It warns against puritanical domesticity while noting some value in home keeping for stability and social cohesion, though excessive control harms marriages and community life.
The essay compares integrity, industry, justice and love as guiding human virtues. It argues Western Christian values shape justice and care for women and the poor beyond the East, linking religious life to science, freedom, unity in nature, and the inspiration from the Almighty to strive for perfection.
The Rev Irt R Hicks Almanac for 1909 is advertised with mail and newsstand prices and a free copy offer. A public sale notice in Bottineau County states execution against William H Stanton and William Simanton, detailing the property in section 16 and the sale date December 11 1908 to satisfy a judgment of $901.85 plus costs.
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