Judge Goss Endorsed For Fair Law and Duty in Ambrose
Independent readers discuss state candidates S. H. Elliot and G. L. Bickford while Ambrose Newsman lauds Judge Goss for lawful fair conduct. A letter from James Maklener and community voices criticize sensational campaigning and promote Goss’s record and integrity amid local Ward County politics.
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Kermit News
Judge Goss
Palda
K. B. Goss
Snyder
Supreme Court
Ambrose Newsman
Local papers clash over Goss and McGee records in Ward County
Ward County readers see contradictory editorials praising Judge Goss for inaction and States Attorney McGee for hard work. endorsements mix with remarks on Sorenson as a strong sheriff candidate. Portal businessman B Davidson seeks representative renomination amid reform talk. Minot and Flaxton papers discuss governor candidates Johnson and Twichell with predicted outcomes and home-ground loyalties.
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Judge Goss
McGee
Wika
Chapman Seeks North Dakota Senate Amid Machine Ties
The LaMoure Chronicle accuses F B Chapman of Williams county of being a trusted legislative lieutenant for Alex McKenzie and the machine. It claims he manipulated deals with dark lantern methods and now seeks a senate seat, urging voters to keep him at home.
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North Dakota
F. B. Chapman
Williams County
Chapman
Alex McKenzie
McKenzie
Senate
North Star township speech dispute letter from E B Goss
E B Goss denies a death claim tied to a Saturday night speech at a school base in North Star township and accuses A W Gray and J W Fabrick and associates of fabricating killings. He states he was alive and contrasts Pulda and friends alleged prior notices as false and unauthorized.
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Bulletin Tribune
North Star Township
A. W. Gray
J. W. Fabrick
E. B. Goss
Voters Endorse Judge Goss in Bowbells Primary
A Bowbells North Dakota post office group of jurors praising Judge Goss for efficient, fair district court conduct and taxpayer savings urges neighbors to vote and work for him in the June 24 primary. Signers include Chas Schwartz J E Coopersward David Bystedd Alfred Johnson Jens Jensen A F Gehrke H A Kirkelie.
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Post Office
Bowbells
North Dakota
Judge Goss
Chas, Schwartz
J. E. Coopersward
David Bystedd
Alfred Johnson Jens R, Jensen
A. F. Gehrke
H. A. Kirkelie
Ode to C. B. Little and the MARSHALL comparison
A verse from LaMoure Chronicle mocks political size with parable images. It asserts that real strength comes from something big, not little, and notes MARSHALL towers over LITTLE as election day nears. The poem blends rural imagery and a jab at candidates.
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Marshall
LaMoure Chronicle
Westminster Church Notes Updates and Services
Westminster Church outlines August plans for building renewal and new call. Sunday School at 10 30 a m Endeavor at 7 p m Preaching at 8 p m The Quickness of the Spirit is the evening sermon topic The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Rouse home Thursday afternoon Supper served Those going meet at Mrs Dr Campbell s at 2 o clock Rev and Mrs Smith express thanks for sympathy and kindness in bereavement.
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Westminster Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Beef prices soar past recent years claim by diners
A marketing man laments beef prices over the past year. An amateur sportsman recalls shooting a cow months ago, noting the farmer's share was frightful. The dialogue paints a vivid, rural concern over meat costs and farming profits.
Young Boer Boy Slays Three Lions on Veldt
A nineteen year old Boer farmer’s son, Erasmus, killed three lions near Pietersburg Transvaal while returning from the Messina mine. He shot the beasts after they attacked his donkeys, then safely cared for the team and rode on, stating he wasn’t alone with his Kaffir boy. The skins were sold in Pietersburg.
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Pietersburg
Transvaal
Josef Erasmus
Pretoria
Erasmus
Hon
Volksstein
Dom
Color Blind and The Night Train Pest Incident
A London Standard reprint describes a passenger complimenting color perception and a young analogy about blue glasses. It recaps a Peterborough to Grimsby night train report where a traveler dozing saw an animal cross his face. Rail specials ignored the complaint until a second passenger reported the same issue, revealing rats aboard and leading to the train being taken off for pest clearance.
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Peterborough
Grimsby
London Standard
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Selz
R. B. Cox
Bowbells Bulletin Tribune
L. Lyon
Siness
N. Cak
Mwe
Goss
James Maklener
Independent
G. L. Bickford
S. H. Elliot
Notecom
Petent
W. Fabrick
Bickford
B. B. Goss
Mr. Sorenson
Ward County
Sorenson
Minot
Optic
B. Davidson
Portal
Davidson
Flaxton Times
Johnson
Twichell
C. B. Little
E. Church
C. Lorentzen & Son
Young Lion Slayer
Auckerman
M. Miencier
Cc. J. Kopriva
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