Mexican Machine Thread sale adds white spools at weeks end
A local dealer announces large stock of Mexican machine thread in sizes 36 40 50 60 and 70 to be sold next week. Also offered are Boys 1 buckle heavy rolled edge Artics priced at 1.50.
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22 Feb 1907
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The Bowbells Tribune in Bowbells, North Dakota
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The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
1
Salary Grab Controversy Amid Washington Life Jabs
In a Washington dispatch from February 1907 readers are reminded of the salary increase for Senators and Representatives to 7000 dollars while noting wage levels for federal workers. The column mocks officials and analyzes canal politics and public spending, with quips about Rockefeller gifts and electoral reform.
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Washington D. C
Bowbells Tribune
Congress
Washington
Sam
Panama Canal
Christian Science
Shonts
Wallace
Rockefeller
East
Thinks Well of Country Letter From A M Gilbert
A M Gilbert's letter from Eugene Oregon February 12 1907 describes mild climate with 106 in sun 70 shade, winter wheat growth, green lawns and flowers, and plans to explore eastern Oregon and Washington. He notes no frost since arrival and contrasts snow back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene City
Ore
T. B
Bowbells
N. D
Oregon
Washington
Fran
A. M. Gilbert
Major Murphy Rebukes Judge After Guilty Verdict
After being convicted of forgery in the third degree and sentenced to eighteen months, Major Murphy addressed Judge Pollock in Fargo. He proclaimed his innocence, laments the court’s influence on jurors, condemns those who maligned him, and asserts a belief in eventual exoneration while condemning “the little fellows” and their “mean, hateful, punishing” actions. He criticizes the justice system and expresses a resolve to rise above bitterness.
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William ‘Jay’ Bryan
William ‘Jay
Ker
Rer
Major Murphy
Pollock
Fargo
Tam
Inquisition
Thaved
Foreman
Supreme Court
Peat
Judge criticized for trial conduct in Pol lock case
A speaker charges Judge Pollock with delaying the case, altering initial rules, pressuring jurors, and seeking mercy from the court. The remarks accuse the judge of improper conduct and a biased verdict, urging impartial review by the Supreme Court.
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