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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
1
Report from Mr Heath touring Bowbells mine shows 15 skilled workers finishing a wood air supply and rooms to enable 100 tons daily if demand exists. Water flow is controlled by a force pump, with cooperation sought from citizens to support the venture’s market competition.
Weather sages forecast an early spring for North Dakota declaring March began harsh but will end mild like a lamb. Despite open winter many fear a late break up, yet weekend snow brought relief to enthusiasts awaiting baseball season.
A public appeal highlights rural mail carriers as they deliver daily door to door despite weather, covering about 28 to 30 miles. The speaker urges readers to show appreciation, noting the workers brave discomfort while neighbors stay warm inside and suggesting gratitude benefits all.
An editorial urges residents to oppose divisive tactics and mistrust of public plans, arguing progress comes from united effort and shared benefits. It notes that antagonism harms town value and urges support for improvements and public leadership.
Remedy for cough and for children praised by Mrs Rosinthal of Turner. The speaker recommends Chamberlain's Cough Medicine as the only remedy for a cough and says it is for sale by all dealers. Also advertises sale or rent of Bowbells hotel property and trade for an improved farm with inquiries directed to Peter Dahlquist in Kowbells N.1.
A folded paper on the table reports that every fellow has been issued a receipt amid warnings and hopeful notes about civic duties and responsibility.
Federal Grand Jury in Des Moines charges Sears Roebuck & Co with using mail to defraud by selling paint falsely labeled as their own high quality product and misrepresenting jewelry stones in catalogue items. Local journalist Wet. Pilington plans further exposure to curb catalogue misrepresentation. Bowbells race cards list $100 purses and large regional prizes, with fresh fruit advertised at the New Store.
Dispute between Kermit and Noonan factions flares as Great Northern Townsite Co moves into Kermit Mercantile building. A night blaze gutted the structure while workers fled, amid local political notices and a loan/trade offer for land in Minnesota.
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