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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
5
Marshall McClure comments on North Dakota political shifts, warning against Spalding faction and urging voter prudence. The piece condemns naval hazing, calls for humane training, notes Roosevelt’s 1907 tour plans, and cites Joe Devine breaking insurgent tactics in Ward County.
The Post Office Department warns that rural carriers have priority on all rural routes and other vehicles must yield. Violators face fines for delaying mail delivery. The Tribune discusses F. F. Carter’s near-certain primary nomination and criticizes insurgent opponents. It praises the North Dakota Magazine as a tool to attract settlers and notes political tensions around the state convention.
A Tribune letter urges June 19 primaries support for F F Carter Sr for representative of the 29th district. It praises Carter as honest, capable, and driven by the people’s interests, noting farmers and business leaders should unite behind his nomination and campaign.
Washington interview with Congressman Marshall outlines senate amendments to the free denaturized alcohol bill. Key points include a Jan 1 1907 operative date, regulations by the internal revenue commissioner, potential use of methyl wood alcohol, and bonded warehouses overseen by inspectors. The wood alcohol industry shifts to support as denaturing expands. The bill’s penalties, funding, and distillery size provisions are discussed, with local reporting noting the office opening at Williston and Williston and Minot coverage.
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