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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
2
Wahpeton Times published weekly in Wahpeton North Dakota by E S Cameron with second class matter status under the 1879 act, detailing placement and edition timing for the newspaper.
Senator Hitchcock estimates the protected industries drain about a thousand million dollars annually from American pockets as a fair profit. He cites steel trust profits of around 900 million and argues tariffs inflate prices, fueling mushroom millionaires and mass strikes affecting millions of workers and families. He claims monopoly and centralization of wealth heighten economic struggle.
The piece argues the steel trust holds a monopoly aided by tariff barriers. It notes $230,000,000 in steel sold abroad last year as proof the tariff is unnecessary and merely boosts profits. It cites a Democratic bill to lower the steel tariff awaiting action in the Senate.
The Golimar Brothers Circus Parade promises a spectacular street display on Wednesday June 12. The pageant highlights giant steel cages, grand horses, and the popular Shetland ponies, praised for originality and lavish wealth behind a progressive entertainment institution.
Mrs Laura A Churchill wife of A T Churchill died at Providence hospital Seattle on Thursday April 23 during an operation for stone cancer. Born Laura Gates in Vermont 1859 she married A T Churchill May 29 1902 at Wahpeton ND. They moved to Kirkland and later to Richland County in 1878. Vermon t to Kirkland Lake Washington home and Verne then eight years old.
A fragment touts Irene allowing a product called Dr King's New Life Pills. It claims gentle bowel action and health benefits. Also advertised is a clean well ventilated room with modern conveniences at New Beaufort, opposite the Post Office, at 7ic and $1.00 per day.
A compilation of campaign notices from Richland County voters detailing candidates for state offices including States Attorney and Sheriff. Freerks Hellstrom Budack Gillet Forbes announce intentions to seek Democratic nomination in the June 26, 1912 primary and seek support from local voters.
W J Koppelman of Great Bengy N D announces his bid for the county auditor nomination urging support at the June 26 primaries.
Richland County voters are informed that LC plans to run in the Democratic primaries for sheriff in June. W J Dusrz is listed as the contact or endorsing party official. The announcement signals LC's candidacy and aims to mobilize party support ahead of voting.
Candor Towers Oregon thanks Wahpeton Post and Corps No.7 for assistance in honoring soldiers and sailors. They praise the Mayor Commercial Club leaders Captain Thomeen and others, noting flowers, a program at the Opera House, and the devotion of ministers and citizens in a display of comradeship and fellowship. Commander O Todd and Patriotic Ins B A Josselyn sign the message.
After the famous Roney's Boys drew attention in major cities for their musical mastery the Honey Boys are scheduled to give a concert in this city on June 7. They come with rudimentary musical knowledge but strong vocal gifts and a Dr Roney trained program emphasizing dramatic meaning and intelligent interpretation through exacting rehearsals. The company plans to resume rehearsals upon their spring return.
N. D. Gentlemen I hereby announce myself a candidate for nomination to the office of States Attorney subject to the will of the voters at the June primary election to be held June 26th 1912 Hankinson May 10 1912 W S Lowry
The speaker announces candidacy for the Staten Island attorney nomination, subject to Democratic voters at the June 26, 1912 primary. The text notes a long winter tour by C. Rachelhotfes and extensive daily rehearsals for vocal work, with four to six hours per day. It adds that boys require about five times as much training as adults to reach similar singing results.
Eight room house with plumbing and sewer. Includes garden and barn. Inquire of A. J. Connolly at 118 Iowa Ave.
A man in Indiana designed a metal collapsible chicken coop that can be assembled in minutes and stored flat on any surface. The coop features rolled edges for smooth sliding and easy interlock, enabling quick setup and disassembly.
A historical description details a coop with a revolving circular plate at the front. The plate has three holes two large and one small, with one large hole covered by wire netting. By turning the plate, the coop controls whether the hen and chicks stay inside or can exit, and when the whole family may go out.
A brief ad promises ease from constipation without unpleasant effects. It urges readers to try Chamberlains Tablets and notes availability through a local seller. The copy emphasizes agreeable bowel movement as the outcome.
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