Hail Insurance Claim Settled For Midwestern Crops
On June 12 and 19 through The Minot Insurance Agency hail policies Nos 169 and 261 at Valley City based on The Western Fire Insurance Co. losses of 1000 and 700 dollars were reported. An adjuster visited June 27 and payment arrived June 28 1908.
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Minot Insurance Agency
Middlewest Fire Insurance Company
Valley City
Wee
Losa
Oss
Reverends Lead White Shield Boys at Chautauqua Event
On Wednesday night Reverends Stinson and Adair from Edmore and Wilton arrived with two companies of thirty boys for the White Shield temperance group. They plan to stay two weeks and return home by hayracks, while the event unfolds with promise of further tours. The Tolley farmers elevator burned to the ground likely by lightning on Saturday morning.
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Stinson
Adair
Edmore
Wilton
Chautauqua
White Shield” Temperance Society
Tolley
B. A. Aspinwall
Wahpeton
Williams County election results show wide margins
Williams County voters chose W. B. Overson as senator with 1171 to 900 over Frank Chapman. In the 41st district William Maloney led 631 to 951 for Frank Poe amid multiple races for sheriff treasurer clerk of district court and other county offices with varied tallies. Christianson nominated for judge in ninth district. Will Freeman defeated. In Bottineau county results include sheriff auditor and clerk of district court victors with large margins.
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Williams County
Frank Chapman
Senate
W. B. Overson
William Maloney
Frank Poe
A. Stensatter
E. N. Disney
George P. Homnes
B. Olson
T. E. Reilly
O. A. Thoreson
C. J. Clark
George Hanson
J. Mitchell
Nelson
E. M. Atterberry
A. D. McGill
Ward County Primaries Highlight Mixed Results
June 24 marked the longest day with a light turnout in Ward County elections. Republicans tallied 6 830 votes for U S Senator amid an approximate 10 000 total. Stenersen backed Sonerson and several old political figures faced mixed fortunes. The Reporter mocked circulation while Democrats claimed funds for a Fourth celebration as primaries showed Bryan supporters and shifting local alignments.
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Ward County
John H. Stenersen
Sorenson
Stenersen
Ward
Bryan and the New Reporter Delivers Laugh on Monday
A young reporter interviews Mr. Bryan and asks about a nomination, prompting Bryan to joke with a Caesar reference. The item also notes local notes about Higley’s Williams County designation and a street cop chase in a separate blurb.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
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