Taft Seen as Highest Type of Christian Gentleman
The St Louis Globe Democrat correspondent reports churchmen across Illinois and Ohio praising Taft for religious tolerance and moral character. Clergy from Methodist and Episcopal traditions affirm his broad sympathies and insist his voting stance stems from character and policies, not sect.
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Illinois
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
Mr. Taft
J. C. Hartzell
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Bryan
Taft
Republic
United States
Helen Taft
Episcopal Church
Washington
Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
St. John's Church
Murray Bay
Canada
Summer Colony Church
Western Christian Advocate
Marteell
James G. Bobla
Toledo
Ohio
Samuel Fallows
Abraham Tincoln
Jesus Christ
Aaron A. Ferris
Christ Episcopal Church
Taft and Bryan praised in newspaper clippings and ads
Excerpts extoll Taft as a Christian gentleman and thoughtful speaker while Bryan is praised for his cleverness and energy. The page also includes endorsements of political reliability and a Civic campaign stance. An advertisement touts Dr Schoop's Cough Remedy, claiming safety for children and no opium.
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Taft
Bryan
Advertised Letters in Bowbells Post Office 1908
Week ending Friday Oct 9 1908 unclaimed letters listed includes Mrs A M Fox Mrs Gordom Mrs Valmere Hofman Miss Lizzie Swensen Joe Slew Christian Kolfage Duke Linbart John Martin Willie Plapp Swen Scofield Ver gin rank Wilhelm Van Lemen W I Write P White P In order to secure prompt delivery direct mail to your box number Thos WB Minny YM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
Fox
A. M. Gordom
Valmere Hofman
Annie Slew
Joe Jensen
Christian Kolfage
Duke Linbart
John Martin
W. Parent
Willie Plapp
Lizzie Swensen
Swen Scofield
Rank Vergin
Notice of Dissolution and Drug Permit Hearing
Notice of dissolution citing partnerships and ownership changes. Also announces a hearing for a Drug Permit to sell medicines and alcohol in Howhells North Dakota. Court order set for Minot in Ward County with Judge N. Davin presiding. Public notice invites interested parties to appear. Sept 26 to Sept 29 publication.
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State of North
Nadlee
Hwarlock
Minot
North Dakota
Donavan
Howhelly
Ward
Howhells
Wari Aind
North Dako
N. Ly
N. Davin
Mortgage Sale Notice for Mackey Property in Ward County
Notice of mortgage sale to satisfy the debt on Charles A Mackey and Ida May Mackey to G L Bickford dated November 16 1905 filed December 12 1905 and recorded in Ward County North Dakota foreclosure via public auction at Minot Court House front door October 17 1908 at 2 pm. property is the northeast quarter of section 25 township 160 range 91 with $124.60 due including principal interest and taxes.
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Charles A Mackey
Ida May Mackey
G. L. Bickford
Mattiaee
Register of Deeds
Ward County
N. D
Minot
Ward
North Dakota
Xaid
Kate Logether
Township 160
Lane 91
Bowbelly
N.D
Aus
Montacti
E. Pierson
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Ward County
Notice records a mortgage foreclosure in Ward County North Dakota. G L Bickford mortgagee assigns for sale the property described as parts of Section 29 Township 169 Range omitted. Sale set for 2 PM October 17 1808 at the Minot courthouse by the sheriff to cover $87.06 due plus fees. Dated August 25 1908. G F Pierson attorney. Beacon ND. 4.0
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T. G. Mandt
Webber
Defiance
Emerson & Moline
Gilbert O. Juve
M. Miender
Minot, North Dakota
Just
Dean & Co
Thompson
Nelson
Bowsbells
THE
Mgieyeon
Sora
Judge Taft
Baker Street
Beliove
Taft Han
James
Sherman
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Inn
Conrad
H. Miller
Albert IL Miller
George Conrad
Lang
George Lee Ewin G. L. Bickford
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Naid
Noutheast
Township 169
Lefale
G. F. Pierson
Bowell
Marvells
Schulz
E. W. Eaton
Rowbells, N. D
Pucumoula
A. L. Doe
P.O
Bowbells, N. D
Dr. A. M. Limburg
Movius Block
J. W. Senfest
Plo
C. J. Campbell
D. C. Black
Krueger's Drug Store
Andrews & Andrews
Fed
A. W. Movius
Lands & Loans Notary Public Bowbells
Cc. E. Pierson
First State Bank Bowbells
Cc. Mahoney Auctioneer
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