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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
Subscription rates section notes to any U.S. point and to Canada, with advance payment. The Tribune welcomes letters from Alabama readers on timely topics, urging brief, responsible, and free from slanted expressions. Letters must be endorsed with name and address, published unless requested otherwise.
The piece argues regular or stalwart Republicans are ahead and gaining each day, predicting a statewide win on the 29th. It notes insurgent strength fading in the northwest as public awareness grows about conditions and the Aldrich tariff, with Sugar Trust prosecutions shifting focus to larger targets.
President Taft pushes to stop population flow into Canada by opening 4,000,000 acres in the Northwest for settlement to keep American labor and capital at home. He opposes federal restraint that harms enterprise and seeks to make stored wealth accessible to the people while preserving national resources.
The city of Chicago retired a faithful old horse from pat e service and pensioned him for the rest of his life. Such a gesture to loyal animals, often more dependable than some workers, benefits the municipality without harming finances.
The Tribune lauds Judge Burke as an ideal Supreme Court candidate citing 89 appeals from his district bench to the high court, with 62 affirmations. Judge Pollock calls Burke fair yet fearless, enforcing the law and deterring the lawless, drawing voters to his candidacy. The piece contrasts Burke’s tenure with Gotham justice’s harsher sentences, arguing life has higher value than property and urging protection accordingly.
Statistics from Washington show Canada becoming a major U S customer as exports from the United States to Canada rise by 45 million dollars in the first ten months of the fiscal year, with total exports to all destinations up 55 million. Manufacturing goods lead the increase, with gains in coal wheat agricultural implements and automobiles. An Illinois town bans chairs free lunches and treating in saloons to curb drinking habits.
The New York Times notes Canada advertises vast free land for settlers while millions of fertile acres remain unclaimed in the United States. It argues against the claim that no farm land exists, urging readers to see the abundance in states including the Panhandle of Texas and other leading agricultural regions.
A montage of 1910s concerns highlights fertile western lands inviting settlement while immigration policy lags. Pieces touch on crime, gender roles, corporate taxes, and public distrust of the Beef and Sugar Trusts. Alaska gold finds and warnings about real estate investment in Bowbells underscore frontier opportunism and risk.
Minor Independent Noah, a degenerate, travels toward Bismarck to serve hard labor and plans to attack Sheriff Sorenson. He tells an inmate he will soak Sorenson en route and repeatedly eyes objects to distract the sheriff. Noah, restrained by an eleven pound Oregon boot, seeks a twine plant job at the penitentiary and faces harsh treatment ahead.
Unclaimed letters remain at the Bowbells post office for the week ending 2 1910. Callers are urged to say advertias aay and reference the addressees E Lampher G L Murphy J C In order to secure prompt delivery. Provide the number of your post office box or address for proper directing.
Local game reports Bowbells’s missing battery caused a late arrival and poor chances, as Lignite rolled to an 18 to 1 victory. The account notes the lunch joke and rough repetition, with commentary on the team’s performance and readiness.
Auctioneer Chas Kopriva promotes two sales and notes a November novelty line. Westminster church hosts Children's Day on Sunday June 12 from 2 to 4 pm with a program of speaking and singing. Yeomen Homestead to meet June 17 with planned adoptions and ice cream. Bowbells school election results show Kopriva elected treasurer and Hansen re elected director. Walter White reports eight coyote scalps from a prairie den near Baden, assisting local contractors. He will receive about $32 after formalities.
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