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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
8
The readable text suggests a heartfelt message by Eugene Moe, mentioning tea tablets and longing for a beloved fur. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR but indicate a personal communication rather than public notice or news.
Ambrose Kane fifteen son of Mr and Mrs John R Kane of Pleasant avenue died at the hospital Tuesday morning at 7 15 after a brief pneumonia illness He had lived in Minot about a year arriving from Greene County Iowa He was popular and the Independent extends sympathy to his family The notice also includes a correction request from D H Kimball about a Democratic ticket constable selection and Dan’s Republican voting stance.
Announcement from Glenburn Advance reports Gunder S Reishus seeks reelection as register of deeds. He notes past returns from mortgage and deed filings totaling 17 488.40 for county relief and praises service, urging continued competence for the office.
State Senator announces candidacy for the State Senate from the 29th Legislative District, pending Republican primary on June 24 1908. Has resided in Ward county 21 years, identifies as Republican, supports a Roosevelt Square Deal platform.
In another Sun column appears the card of Koute Hagen of Minot announcing his candidacy for Clerk of Court of Ward county. Hagen has resided in Ward county over twenty six years and is described as a square built gentleman possessed of honesty and integrity.
A fragment notes action around 8A breaches tied to Reewali Land Agency. No clear names, dates, or locations fully readable.
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