Dorr H Carroll Seeks Public Administrator Post
Dorr H Carroll, a native of Allamakee County Iowa, has lived in Ward County for six years on his claim near Donnybrook and at Carpio. Recently he joined The Blaisdell Bird Company at Minot. He holds a college education and is considered fit for the office, stating he has never held office before.
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Ward County
Allamakee County
Iowa
Carpio
Donnybrook
Blaisdell Bird Company
Minot
Marshall and others seek Republican nominations in June primaries
The text records candidates announcing for statewide and district offices. Thomas F. Marshall, a 35 year resident with eight years in the House, advocates Roosevelt support, tariff revisions, national charters for interstate corporations, rail value appraisal, public buildings, improved roads, and stronger prohibition and food laws. He seeks a Senate seat free of corporate influence, pledges allegiance to the Republican Party, and asks for votes. Also, Fox Jupex requests candidacy for District Judge, pledging nonpartisan, law-only rulings if elected.
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United States
Traving
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Limber
Express
Party of Progress
Action
Thomas F. Marshall
Not to Be Fooled What is etiquette for eating
A fragment reflects dialect speech on proper eating manners. It argues people are born knowing how to eat and dismisses teachings on etiquette as unnecessary. The line emphasizes innate behavior over formal instruction with informal language and archaic spellings.
Ward County and 43rd District Candidacies in North Dakota
A series of candidate announcements state bids for the Republican nomination in Ward County and the 43rd Legislative District. A. P. Scofield of Minot seeks sheriff, while Stable Hendrickson of Coteau and another candidate seek state house and state senate seats respectively, all subject to June primaries in 1908.
Candidate for Ward County Sheriff Seeks Primary Votes
Minor N D March 5 108 announces candidacy for the office of sheriff of Ward County North Dakota and asks Republican electors to vote at the primary on June 24 1908. William Black Chickot Ward Co ND is the signer.
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Minor
N. D
Ward County
North Dakota
William Black
Chickot, Ward Co
Candidate Announcement for June Primaries in District 43d
A candidate for representative in district 43d appeals to voters for support in the June primaries. The letter, signed by Ulef Butt of Ward County, states intent to serve if elected and mentions campaigning for clerk of district court in Ward County, subject to the June 24 1908 primary.
Ward County Clerk of District Court candidate announces bid
Donavv C. Ross, of Ryder North Dakota, solicits Republican electors of Ward County for votes at the primary election to be held June 24, 1908. Ross seeks the office of Clerk of the District Court and requests support from Ward County electors.
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Ward County
N. D
O. M. Champlin
Surrey
North Dakota
Donavv C. Ross, Ryder
Announc e of state senate and local offices 1908
Announcements by A W Gray for state senate district 43 in North Dakota primaries June 24 1908. S A Sorenson of Ward County seeks Republican sheriff nomination subject to June primaries. Howard H Wright seeks Republican nomination for Justice of the North Dakota Supreme Court subject to April 24 1908 primaries.
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North Dakota
Lhereby
Office of Justice of the Supreme Court
Howard H. Wright
Hugh H. Coleman Seeks Nomination in Ward County
Bowbells N D April 4 1908 Register of Deeds Ward County announces Hugh H Coleman seeks the Republican nomination for member of the House of Representatives from the 43rd legislative district. He solicits support from voters of Ward County and the district ahead of the June 24 1908 primary election.
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House of Representatives
Ward County
Hugh H. Coleman
Bowbells
N. D
Clothing and Shoes Bargains at Local Store
The town's exclusive clothing and shoe shop advertises low prices due to direct buying. Cash talks as customers are invited to compare and visit for bargains.
Ward County Judge and Auditor Nomination Notices
Nehemiah Davis of Minot announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Judge in Ward County, subject to the June 24, 1908 primary. J W Fabrick also announces for County Auditor on the Republican ticket, seeking voters’ support at the same primary.
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Wart
Ward County
Nehemiah Davis
Minot
N. D
Repubican
J. W. Fabrick
Ward County Republican Nomination for Register of Deeds
Jane Gunderson Beishus of Minot Ward County N D announces her candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in Ward County. She respectfully solicits the votes of Republican electors at the forthcoming primary election.
Campaigning for North Dakota offices in 1908 primaries
An 1908 article notes E A Thomas seeking Republican nomination for North Dakota Governor and describes him as a progressive Republican favoring Roosevelt era reforms. It also mentions Treadwell Twiehell of Mapleton seeking the State Treasurer nomination, with primaries set for June 1908.
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North Dakota
Jam
Sam
Roosevelt
Bismarck
Treadwell Twiehell
Mapleton
N. D
Republican candidate announces bid for 43rd district
W Moore declares candidacy for state representative in the 43rd district for the June 24 1908 primaries. He commits to representing the people to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
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A. W. Gray
George A Mogee Seeks State's Attorney Nomination
George A Mogee of Minot North Dakota announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney. The Bemartes primary is scheduled for the 24th of 1908.
Five Greatest Men In U S Named By Roosevelt
A student essay on editors is shared with a humorous take on editors and doctors. Washington reports five greatest men in the United States not in public life: Grover Cleveland Andrew Carnegie Jody Mitchell Williams Bryan and James W. The President invites these five to a White House conference May 14 to discuss conservation of national resources.
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Washington
United State
Roosevelt
Wey
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Negle
Jody Mitchell
Williams. Bryan
Janes J. WN
White House
United States Supreme Court
Inland Waterways
United States
Stockholders Meeting of Mouse River Land & Loan Co
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting in Mohall North Dakota on theith day of June 1908 at 10 o clock pm at the company office. The purpose is to diminish the stock from 850000 to 830000. Signed A L Shattuck secretary.
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Mouse River Land & Loan Company
Mohall
N. D
A. J
Ofice
North Dakota
A. L. Shattuck
Advertised Letters at Bowbells Post Office
Unclaimed letters for the week ending May 14 1908 include Anderson Bolb Cheever Rolland Larson Bulger Thompson Anna. Persons calling for any of these should say advertised. Thos Hurly Postmaster.
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Bowbells
Anderson
Bolb
Cheever
Rolland
Larson & Bulger
Thompson, Anna
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Dorr H. Carroll
Fox Jupex
Highth Judicial District
Eredal
A. P, Scofield
Minot, N. D
Hendrickson
Coteau
Ent
Anne
Ment
Ative
S.A. Sorenson
Sherwood, N. D
General Luther
O. Gilbertson
Leeds
Springfield
Lexington
Gandetta Wilkes
Guinette
Credette
Cubanea
Foxie Curd
Lottie Lora Nay H
A. F. Clay
Connor
Red Wilkes
Ralph Wilkes
Gus. Paseman
R. R. Schudar
Drinkwater
Prop
Loucks’ Store
Register of Deeds
Jens Peterson
Announc
Ward
Count Dakota
Office of Register of Deeds
Jane Gunders
Beishus
E. A. Thomas
North
Moore
George A, Mogee
Baron Roxie
Baron Bel
Sadie Brown
St. Bel
Electioneer
Roxania
Ambassador
Geo. Wilkes Z
Roxie McCregan
Robert McChegor
Crescus
Gus Paseman
Mgr
T. O. Hunter
Bondbells, North Dakota
Medicine Hat
Alta
Thos. Hurly