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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
4
Subscription rates listed under the act of March 8 187. Rates show to point in U S and Canada per year in advance. This terse item records a pricing and regulatory note for readers.
The Tribune offers to follow readers in Bowbells and nearby country by mail. It costs 1.50 dollars per year and can be sent to any address in the United States with flexible address changes. Readers abroad can receive weekly news of Bowbells and tributary areas.
The editorial urges members of Congress to focus on legislation during the short session. It criticizes needless debate over Secret Service curtailment and emphasizes duty to the country over partisan rhetoric.
Attendance at a New York tuberculosis exhibit signals broad public interest in combating the disease. Observers note widespread cooperation and willingness to adopt preventive measures, with industry figures like Rockefeller urged to back efforts.
A fragment suggests the Powder Trust dominated global markets and aimed to extend power beyond Earth but faced a barrier from doubt about inhabitation of the rest of the solar system.
The column notes war seems likely between Germany and England, but cautions that emergencies can alter expectations. It also reports San Francisco mayoral graft conviction and ongoing crackdowns, divine justice in mills, and Carrie Nation’s reform crusade in Dublin with anticipated lively reception.
A press dispatch reports a St Louis trial where a sixty five year old woman swore she had never told a lie in her life. The remark aims to compare her honesty with that of the late George Washington as a paragon of veracity.
A French admiral is relieved of command due to excessive talking. The era's revolutionary tendencies disrupt high level communication and trigger changes in leadership.
Market chatter hints at a William Jennings Bryan nomination linked to a university president post. Observers note the political habit of nomination but question timing and feasibility amid broader market signals and public discourse.
Congress shows sharp resentment toward the presidents urging parliamentary watching. Amid nostalgia for strong government, Rockefeller reportedly tipped a New Brunswick waiter five cents while the nation debates costs. The funerals of the late Emperor and Dowager Empress of China are deemed worth over four million dollars by some observers.
A wealthy New York socialite in her nineties has died triggering reflections among noble European families who reportedly missed a substantial fortune and social standing.
Boni calls Helie a scoundrel while Helie retorts that Boni is a dishonest fool. The exchange suggests mutual hostility and strong personal animosity between the two figures.
J E Murphy offers 14 Poland China hogs twelve sons and two boars at Bowbells farm on Main street East end. Due to illness sale must close within two weeks and may offer One year credit to responsible buyers.
Supt Will R. Wooprurr announces distribution of the Bowbells public schools hand book to families with children. He notes district No 29 now charges for a copy akin to a Chicago funeral trust ground and exchange remarks copy available on request.
Pat Crowe becomes an evangelist but the report doubts he will convert any member of the Cudahy family despite his new role and public stance.
Catholic services on Christmas Day include 7:00 7:30 a.m. masses and 10:30 High Mass with Benediction. Confessions scheduled Dec 24 3 6 and 7 30 9 p.m. Presbyterian canceled Sunday preaching due to long drive. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Social class Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Methodist services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 11:30 a.m. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Ladies' Aid to resume after holidays. Church lighting upgraded walls and ceilings kalsomined. New Methodist Hymnal and Ritual to be used from Christmas. Sunday program on Christmas Eve at 8 o'clock featuring songs drills and recitations under Mr W. Hicherdbon.
Local notes mention Lyons store promos including fruit and popcorn with a new roaster and a 20 percent stove sale till January 1. Donavan Bros report Len Scott and family traveling to Shevlin Minnesota for winter. Matt John W Good, seeking climate benefits, writes from Springer New Mexico that he is now on the Miami ranch and hopes for health improvement.
The text promotes Dr Shoop Restorative as a cure by addressing the weak inside and nervous control rather than dosing or heart stimulants. It argues nerves govern ailments and claims the remedy targets the root cause through internal regulation.
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