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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
The Tribune invites letters from readers on timely local topics. Letters should be brief and free from libel. Writers must provide name and address for endorsement and potential publication unless requested otherwise.
A National Tribune editorial lauds Senator McCumber for his wartime service and urges North Dakota veterans to rally for his re election. It notes W M House as a secretary of state candidate and cites remarks by Commander Harold K Hines and General John A Dix on defending the American flag and ships.
A late press dispatch reports a Boston woman filing for divorce claiming her husband throws dinner china at guests. The case underscores the era’s high living costs and fragile domestic stability. Eyeline cellars and aerial warfare notions are noted as future global concerns impacting ordinary homes.
A mix of breezy notes on business drive, Chicago baseball incidents, Alaska gold prospects, Roosevelt praise, and rising living costs. The column reflects early 20th century optimism about industry prosperity and urban life, with local color about Bow Bell and civic commentary.
Local items report rebate checks for cash from Loucks. Postmaster and Mrs. McKeane visited from Ambrose during city races. An advertiser offers 15 cent coffee per pound, guaranteed to rival 30 to 35 cent prices. Auditor P L Hodge confirms Osborn-McMillan Elevator Co. books in order. Cruden visits on Sunday. owns nearby merry go round now run by Waggoner. Congressman Hanna urges marking unmarked Civil Mexican Spanish war graves with headstones and prepaid freight to nearest rail station.
A colored man, James Chapman, wanted for murder in Stillwater Oklahoma, escaped deputy sheriff W A Fox on a Soo line train near Kenmare. He was seized at Grano by Lente and Elel and returned to Stillwater. Chapman slipped his manacle during a nap, then fled into the countryside and rode to Grano before being recaptured. The case is described as one of the Northwest’s most daring escapes. The white man he killed was the husband of a white woman detained in Canada. The woman remains in custody.
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