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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
The Tribune invites reader subscriptions to any point in the U.S. and Canada per year in advance. Letters must be brief, free of libel, and endorsed with the writer’s name and address, which will be published unless the writer requests otherwise.
The nation welcomes Theodore Roosevelt back to New York after his landmark trip, with a roaring reception and a public air of reverence for the former president. He speaks of returning home and serving the country, while celebrations fill the city streets.
An exchange recalls a decade ago when Canada offered cheap wheat lands in western provinces attracting farmers from Minnesota the Dakotas and Montana. The piece notes the productive possibilities and regional interest in settling prairie fields.
The Tribune backs John Lynch for clerk of district court citing his past honest, capable service in Ward and long tenure. It also endorses Geo W Wilson for governor, praising his independence, western North Dakota ties, and alignment with regional voters.
In remarks at the primaries, backers urged Peter M. Northenscold as one of the best men to fill the representative district seat.
The text explains Canada will appoint a royal governor general to diminish the sense of independence in the strong American colony by making it feel part of the family. This move aims to unify relations under a British imperial framework and reinforce loyalty.
Charles Riley McCalley, famed violinist and Riley poem interpreter, appears Monday night June 27 at the Presbyterian church. The variety program blends violin solos, old melodies, Riley readings, and humorous voice imitations, praised by the East Oregon for its brilliant entertainment and broad appeal.
Loucks offers a cash rebate as locals speak of a North Dakota cow owned by Gran'ma Burke. She toured the city on Wednesday and claims her cow yields seven pounds of butter every seven days, with a half-pound increase last week, producing a roll of seven and a half pounds.
Florence Marks ill with pneumonia as notices of local sales and promotions appear. Lyons advertises coffee at 15 cents per pound, promising quality rivaling 25 to 35 cent brands, with samples offered. Wood brothers mourn the sudden death of their father, a longtime locomotive engineer with the Omaha road, at age 56. Lyons buys hides at top prices. Dr Shoop promotes Health Coffee and a free No-Drip Coffee Strainer coupon for readers.
John Crosby owner announces a special sale of 1500 tons of coal at 1.75 dollars per ton in five to fifty ton lots. Cash in advance. Sale location Crosby Coal Mine. Dates April 8 to July 1.
Notice is given that a mortgage executed by Ernest H. Brachmatine and wife to Kirkelie, dated September 4, 1907, filed October 9, 1907 in Ward County records, will be foreclosed by sale of the described premises at the county courthouse. Sale at 2 o clock p m to satisfy the debt and costs. property described as half of the northwest quarter of section six, township one, range ninety six, west of the 6th principal meridian, containing 80 acres more or less. Mortgagee: Kirkelie. Attorney: SRE.
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