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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

8

Quit Talking About Politics In Railroad Troubies

A speaker argues railroads must be managed as a business to revive the industry. He contends high dividends and wages inflated by speculation harmed finances, warns against political meddling, and endorses profit sharing where dividends and wages rise together. He cites France’s prior the plan and calls for fair burden sharing between capital and labor.

New York Gompers Civic Federation Perkins Orleans France

On the Stability of Character

President Hadley argues daily choice shapes life guiding a person’s philosophy of life. A child acts on impulse while a man must hold one principle across varying circumstances to maintain stability of character.

Pink Tea Talent Is No Longer Wanted In Diplomatic Service

Spencer F. Eddy argues that genteel social connections no longer qualify diplomats. He calls for a formal training school akin to West Point to raise American diplomatic standards. The piece critiques old notions of diplomacy and insists on professional preparation.

West Point Annapolis

Psychology and Physiology in Modern Religion by Worcester

Dr Elwood Worcester argues modern psychology and physiology prove the unity of mind and body. He urges the church to engage personal lives using science and gospel to reach the whole man with salvation that moves the heart.

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Quick Kidney Relief

Mrs Barr of Devils Lake North Dakota reports lasting relief from back and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits the medicine with a complete cure after short term use and notes headaches disappeared. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents US Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Dean Mrs. Barr Rural Delivery 2 Devils Lake N. D Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Advertised Letters at Bottineau Post Office

The Bottineau post office notices uncalled letters dated August 29 1908 list Byron Blaksly George Hagen T M Kamrud Etienne Lavallie Andrew Scott E C Spengler Kiss Phena Christian Mrs Emma Nilson and warn if not called in 15 days they will go to the dead letter office. Also an ad for 665 acres of improved mountain land for sale three miles south of Lake Metigoshe near Bottineau North Dakota with farmable land year round water barns and meadows offered in one parcel or two tracts with further info at the Bottineau post office.

Bottineau Byron Blaksly George Hagen T. M. Kamrud Etienne Lavallie Andrew Scott E. C. Spengler Kiss Phena Christian Emma Nilson Ole Roland Lake Metigoshe North Dakota

Chester White Hogs For Breeding Sale

Pure bred Chester White boars and sows for breeding purposes offered for sale. Farmers and breeders are urged to call at my place early before the best animals are sold. F. A. H. Smith. 24tf.

Chester F. A. H. Smith

Presbyterian Church Sunday Services September 6

Regular Sunday worship scheduled at the Presbyterian church at 11 a m and 8 pm Rev J P Davis to preach sermons appropriate to the season.

The Presbyterian Church J. P. Davis

Maharajah of Upal Wears Gem Headdress Valued at 260000

The maharajah's ceremonial head dress features a front crest of close-set diamonds and a fringe of large emerald drops. It is worn only on state occasions and is valued at $260,000.

Upal

A Feeble Imitation of Humor in Print

The London Saturday Review laments a scarcity of wit in papers. It fears a weekly humor corner would often be blank as writers offer only a feeble imitation of the saving sense of humor.

London Saturday Review

Obscure Will Promises Monument for Friend in Tie Loot

A satirical note from Puck hints at Old Granddollar's will allocating a share of tie loot to raise a memorial for his longtime friend who benefited from legal loopholes, illustrating fin de siècle humor about wealth and gratitude.

Grabdollar Tristocrat Emia Puck

Starfish Defies Capture and Partially Reassembles

A starfish netted in a unusual incident appears to self dissolve into multiple pieces that escape the net. The fragments then undergo a remarkable revival as each fragment grows into a complete starfish.

Physical Hardships on Tour Facing a Band

A Baltimore American item notes the band faces tour hardships amid lukewarm reception. The piece quotes the group expressing resolve to persevere and face the music despite setbacks.

Bottineau City Sets September 21 Special Bond Vote

A special election for Bottineau voters is scheduled for September 21 1908 to decide whether the city may raise debt to three percent of property valuation and issue ten thousand dollars in bonds repayable over twenty years at up to four percent interest. Polling places: Greiner's Hall in Ward 1, T Sims' Office in Ward 2, and the Fire Hall in Ward 3. The ballot asks if the debt limit should be increased and if bonds should be issued.

Bottineau City of Bottineau Greiner

Election Notice for Bottineau Ward Alderman Unexpired Term

The city of Bottineau North Dakota announces an election on Monday September 21 1908 in the third ward to elect one alderman for the unexpired term of A Berthiaume. Polls open 8 a m close 5 p m at the fire hall. Jno McKenzie City Auditor.

A. Berthiaume Bottineau Bottineau County North Dakota Jno. McKenzie

Election Nodes in Bottineau Ward One

City council of Bottineau ordered a new election to be held in the third ward at a special meeting on August 18 1908 Bottineau County North Dakota for the indicated purpose.

City of Bottineau Bottineau County North Dakota

An Inch of Rain Converts to Heavy Water Weight

An acre contains 6,272,640 square inches and one inch of rain equals that many cubic inches of water. Using 227 cubic inches per gallon, the result is about 22,000 gallons, 220,000 pounds, or 100 tons. Therefore rain falls at a rate of 100 tons per acre.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Melville E. Ingalls Toin President Hitour and Chesapeake and Oto Railroads Hadley Yale Spencer F. Eddy Argentine Republic Elwood Worcester Prascher Chester White Hogs Ike Fulton Mercantile Co Bottineau, North Dakota W. P. McMillan Prop Bottineau, N. D C. L. Newhouse John McKenzie Business Man Sears, Roebuck Sears, Roebuck & Co Doe C. J McKenzie’s Insurance Sears Roebuck Stone Hotel H. M. Trent
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