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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
3
A Burke County resident announces candidacy for Burke County sheriff with Republican primary on June 24. He pledges a clean, economical administration and says he has 1d years in the county including time as deputy sheriff, asserting full qualification for the office.
Voter notice from Burke County candidate steer clear of candidacy for sheriff in the Republican Primary filed for June 24, 1814. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges full-time service and a square deal to the six payers of the county. Signed PORTH Careau.
A burst of notices from Burke County Republicans announces candidacies for sheriff auditor clerk of district court and other offices. Candidates include former sheriff Dickson Stainhoyr Bowbelle N and L. Wilson among others with pledges to serve without bias and to uphold state law. The primary is set for June 24 1914 and mentions the Fortieth Legislative District seat and county commission positions.
Several residents declare for county judge, superintendent of schools, and county commissioner in Burke county GOP primaries. Promises include diligent service, adherence to law, and no special favors, with voting set for June 24.
FOR SHEN 1 declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for Burke County Sheriff. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges full-time dedication to the duties of the office.
North Dakota voters receive a public notice from A J Gronna announcing his bid for re election to the United States Senate on the Republican ticket. He cites Washington duties and campaign finance limits, pledges to voters to uphold his Senate and House record, and promises a forthcoming state pamphlet detailing his record and policies. He thanks supporters and seeks continued votes at the primaries.
To announce inverting a candidate for re election to the office of county treasurer of Burke County. If you approve seek ways in which I have conducted this office since I took charge your vote at the Republican primary. Medlean to We held on dune at 1nd Matt O Hag Buwheli.
A fragmented campaign notice urges Burke and Divide County voters to back Oscar Linstrom of Noonan North Dakota for State Senator District 40 and for Representative in the 40th Legislative District at the Republican primary on June 24 1914. The informal appeal asks for voter support and mentions primaries.
A 1835 Indianapolis News item notes a discontinuous satirical letter printed without punctuation that can be read in multiple ways to convey opposing morals. The piece discusses how spacing and phrasing alter interpretation and meaning of a religious moral critique.
A fragmentary OCR note invites readers to spell a peculiar sentence about witnessing parallel ecstasy of two pressed ped dlers. It challenges friends to spell each word correctly and cites war puzzle terms from the spelling book.
A fragmentary interlude describes a home invasion doubtfully perceived by a wife who thought her husband had been mistaken for a writer. The text mentions a planters and cultivators discount at the Baw bells Implement Co.
Directory fragment listing professionals in Bowbells North Dakota including J Campbell dentist, E C Mahoney auctioneer, Dr A M Limburg physician, attorney E R Sinkler, and H Marshall lawyer. Additional entries reference Sabitncs Maranteed and Mice One Door East of The Tribune Building in Bowbells with office details and court practice in North Dakota.
A brief note reflects renewed faith in second sight concepts amid cautious interest. It cites practical applications and mentions individuals exploring the idea, with emphasis on observed phenomena and skeptical inquiry.
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