Bowbells Post Office Notice of Published Federal Rates
Published or Entered on second class matter July 24 1908 at the Bowbells North Dakota post office under act of March 3 subscription rates listed in advance for destinations across the United States Canada and for public offices including Taft Sherman Marshall Johnson Gronna Hanna Johnson Lewis Spalding Blaisdell Brightbill Bickford Stockwell Miller Cooper Gilbreath and others
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Bowbells
N. Dak
Wa. H. Taft
Ohio
Jos. S. Sherman
New York
U. S
Thomas F. Marshall
M. N. Johnson
Congress
A. J. Gronna L. B. Hanna
Charles A. Johnson
The Foolish Rumor About Taft Revisited
A political rumor from 1876 onward about Taft claiming a dollar and a quarter a day wage is dismissed as unfounded. The article argues the charge originates from unwise critics, values intelligence over belief, and urges retirement of such rumors as the public grows more discerning.
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Tilden-Hayes
Taft
Lost Cause Theme in Bryan’s Candidacies Across Elections
The piece recalls 1896 as a pivotal year with Bryan advocating free silver and facing industrial disruption. It notes Bryan’s 1900 Democratic nomination defeat was foreseen, and cites his 1904 campaign as marked by opposing territorial surrender after a victorious war. The commentary links policy to political ruin.
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N. Y. Sun
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Alton B
Political miscellany and political figures report
A roundup notes Parker and Bryan in Democratic alignment, Sen. Allison’s death in Dubuque and long Senate tenure, Cabinet members named as notable figures, Stadler’s opposition to Bryan, a Taft-leaning poll of 37 men, Steve Adams acquitted in Colorado, adulterated butter tax notes, North Dakota whiskey rumor, a jack rabbit experiment, Mayflower to Haiti, Havemeyer quip on sugar and apple pie, Steve Adams reflection, Tom Watson seeks Georgia electoral vote, airship vs auto debate, oil trust capital increase, and Castro in relation to Holland.
Local notes on farms trains races and new meat market
Joe Gardner travels from Mi to town between trains while Postmaster Bronson visits from Coteau. Ed and Kate Russell report a good time at Granville races. A. W. Fuller opens a Niobe meat market with brisk trade. Local racing entries include Bonnie Wilkes and Dakota Belle. Farm news covers flax wheat oats yields, a purse found on the street, and area crop concerns from Ruthven. Kirsch Johnson grocery closes. Kirsch to run Treys Elevator Co. future season. Two boys face limb surgery at Kenmare under Dr Wik. recovery seen as favorable.
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Kirsch & Johnson
Hoban
Bob Kirsch
Treys Elevator Co
A. C. Johnson
Ambrose
Soo
Berthold-Crosby
Great Northern
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William Boyd Allison
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Don M. Dickinson
Judson Harmon
John D. Carlisle
David R. Francis
Norman J. Colman
William F. Vilas
Hoke Smith
Charles 8. Fairchild
Hilary A. Herbert
Charles A. Stadler
David B. Hill
Daniel Lamont
Steve Adams
Colorado
Steve
Social Labor
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Haiti
Havemeyer
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Georgia
Oil Trust
Joe Gardner
Minot
Bronson
Coteau
Ed. Russell
Granville
A. W. Fuller
Niobe
the Tribune
Jim Uglum
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Christianson
J. E. Tate
Fr. E. Lyons
Leeds
Mr. Tate
Bonnie Wilkes
Mr. Lyons
Dakota Belle
L. D. Smith
Tribune
K. C. Knudson
Harry Eaton
Lee
Macroom
Kempfer Bridge Co
Ras
Jennie Reid
Ruthven
Hattie Martin
Jack Emerson
Kenmare
Charlie Warner
Wiig
Warner Boy
Charlie
1 Wiig
Twine
Donovan Bros
Dakota
Blenkner’s Cash Store
R. T. Blenkner
McCormick Harvesters
R. B. Burger & Co
Bowbells, ND
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