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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
The Wahpeton Times decries Republican Prosperity as hollow, arguing farmers face a two-tier system. It claims wheat corn oats barley and cattle prices are pegged to Liverpool free trade while purchases are taxed by tariffs and trusts.
The article portrays Taft as a figure trusted by organized labor for dissolving boycotts and opposing them, while temperance supporters hail him for supporting wartime rationing and promoting canteen reforms. It notes his leadership role amid persistent campaigns and wartime measures.
A reader letter argues law enforcement has improved with Democratic officials in charge, contrasting with past times when the county attorney owned a wholesale liquor business and faced public scrutiny. The note suggests progress and criticizes previous conflicts of interest.
The Globe-Gazette notes C B Wolfe likely to run as a Republican for state attorney with no opposing nomination, facing incumbent Gustav Schuler in the general election. Rumor says Charley will also run after reforming, reportedly leaving the Moorhead whiskey shop and reducing smoking.
The piece argues Bryan is the most popular Democrat with a vast following and rejects the idea he should step aside for another candidate. It states Bryan will not seek or decide his own nomination and has been generously rewarded by the party for his past efforts and future potential.
The speaker insists the party should strengthen its ranks regardless of his own nomination. He would accept if his candidacy benefits the party, but otherwise will not feel disappointed. The decision lies with the party voters, not a few leaders or leading newspapers.
An old advertisement urges strengthening stomach heart and kidney nerves with Dr Shoop's Restorative tablets or liquid. It claims quick help and offers a free sample from Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis, noting the product is sold by all dealers.
John Riba 82, an early settler near Geneseo, fell from a stairway at his son Frank’s home last Sunday. Found at the foot of the stairs unconscious, he died despite a surgeon’s arrival. He had been in bed upstairs and eight children survive.
Attorney General W. S. Clark holds that the ex law in South Dakota does not bar contracts between newspapers and railroad companies for transporting goods within the state on an exchange basis, provided the agreement is entered into in good faith.
An advertisement offers loans on city or farm property with same day funds after the papers are prepared. It promises reasonable interest and flexible payment plans, including second mortgages if needed. Contact Louis Fligelnan in Wahpeton, North Dakota.
Farm loan notice invites applicants to consult before applying and promises largest amounts on easy terms with the lowest rates from six strong earth firms. It emphasizes careful choices and suggests contacting the lender for details before filing applications.
McCulloch and Robinson Lumber Co announces increased storage capacity and ready delivery for winter fuel. They stock Hard Coal Sunday Creek Hocking Zenith Lump Zeigler prepared Pocahontas smokeless Solway Milwaukee coke and a full line of wood. Deliveries made promptly. tf. i
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers pamphlets describing lines in Montana Idaho Washington. Titles include Montanafelder In The Dakotas and Many Acres open to opportunities and A trip Along the Pacific Coast Extension of the St Paul Road. F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chico 0 2 62 20.
An advertisement urges kidney health, warning about vague symptoms and urging cure to prevent diabetes or Brights disease. Wahpeton resident F A Nelson testifies of back pain, loins discomfort, and frequent urination relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Keen's drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as US agent. price is 50 cents.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale or auction in January in North Dakota. The readable text shows partial names and vague actions, with unclear dates and places. The exact parties and details remain unreadable.
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