For Congress Tam A Candidate for Republican Nomination
Tam a candidate for the Republican nomination for Member of Congress before the Primaries on the 24th day of time next. He seeks support and outlines policy stances including tariff revision, grain inspection, and Roosevelt era policies. He notes over twenty six years in North Dakota and promises to work for the best interests of all people and all parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M National Grain Inspection
Roosevelt
Nort Dakota
Rail stocks rise as earnings fall spark market doubt
While railroad earnings and dividends decline, railroad stocks advance. Questions arise if the Wall Street stock market trend is manipulated or unfair, prompting scrutiny of market mechanics and investor confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Taft silent on Grant remark and tariff revision urged
The piece notes Taft’s wish to have kept quiet about General Grant’s fondness for red liquor while the Republican Congress grows less effective. It mentions the ship subsidy being killed by Democrats and some honest Republicans, with debate over rebates and tariff revision as Roosevelt and Morton oppose rebating. It criticizes predatory rhetoric as dangerous as predatory wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
General Grant
Post Election Reform Promises From Dying Republican Party
A deceased Republican congress promises reform after the election, a post mortem stance that critics say would delight the devil if the party had a soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Why do workingmen back tariffs if labor isn’t taxed
A concise analysis questions the logic of protecting tariffs aimed at imported goods while labor remains untaxed. It observes workers voting for protectionist policy despite no direct tax on labor, implying perceived benefits of higher wages or job preservation may influence their stance. The note suggests examining economic incentives and voter priorities.
Republican platform and tariff reform debate
The piece critiques Roosevelt and Taft positions on tariffs and economy, noting calls for protection, tariff revision, currency reform, and railroad reform. It discusses deficits projected by Tawney, alleged extravagance of Rooseveltism, and Taft's Memorial Day remarks to mollify Prohibition sentiment while balancing political expediency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party
Busine
Roosevelt
Tawney
Ex sheriff aids animals around Kin dred area
The ex sheriff of Richland County and the next sheriff were seen doing veterinary work around Kin dred and vicinity in the latter part of last week. No names are given. Estes Furniture Store advertises Haviland China at Estes Furniture Store.
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Richland County
Kindred Tribune
Rep
Haviland China
Estes Furniture Store
Wyndmere Notes Show Townsfolk in Wahpeton and Beyond
A string of brief notices details residents and visitors in Wahpeton and nearby towns. J H Hart conducts business in Wahpeton. O Clegard of Kindred visits his son Lars. Pauline Heley spends Sunday near Lidgerwood. O S Hanson arrives from North Yakima to handle business. Mood arrives from Mohall for a week with friends and relatives. Oliver Skjorheim visits for Halling Hloget and to meet friends. Linwood and Rex Han son return from Marion while relatives plan Milford Iowa trip. Rev Biesal attends Wahpeton Sunday School Convention. Mrs Frank Gaberial and Irene depart for Jolley Iowa for extended visit. Frain family from Winamac Indiana plan a summer stay. J Wilson of the Elevators plans rebuild at Moselle. Congregational notes mark June 11 as Flag Day and Children’s Day with school hymns, Alaska teaching work shared by Mrs Mary Clarke DeVore, and nine primary graduates. evening patriotic services at 8 PM invite all.
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Frank Gaberial
Irene
Warking
Jolley
John Frain
Wilma
Winamac
Ind
J. Wilson
Moselle
Congregational Church
U. S
Local News Briefs From Summit and Surrounding Areas
Community notices and social updates from Summit and nearby towns. Mrs A Gebhart spent Sunday in Wahpeton while Mrs Bergquist and sister visited Wahpeton for Saturday. Joseph Schiller of Great Bend traveled to Fargo and back. Ida Ziebarth of Lidgerwood visits friends here for a few days. Will Harrs sprained his ankle and moves with a crutch. John Steffens visited Lake City Minnesota with friends briefly. Summit youths attended Campbell Brothers circus in Hankinson last Saturday. Fred Rakow and son traveled to Fargo Monday. Fred returned that evening, son remained for Agriculture School. Wettstein Bros received lumber from Chicago House Wrecking Co. plans include building a house and other structures.
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Joseph Schiller
Great Bend
Fargo
Ida Ziebarth
Lidgerwood
Will Harrs
Statch
Summit
Hankinson
Campbell
Fred Rakow
Fred
Wettetein Bros
Chicago House Wrecking Co
Joe
Mike
Names Placed on Primary Ballot for North Dakota 1908
A certified list of candidates petitions filed for nomination in the June 24 1908 primary election. The names cover United States Senator Representatives in Congress Governor Lieutenant Governor and numerous state and county offices across parties, with offices including Supreme Court Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction Attorney General Commissioner of Insurance Agriculture and Labor Railroads and more. The document serves as an official register of those seeking ballot placement in Richland County and statewide.
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United States
Henry C. Hansborough
M.N. Johnson
C.B. Little
Thomas F. Marshall
Asle J. Gronna
L. B. Hanna
H. T. Helgesen
Peter J. McClory
Herman N. Midtleo
James E. Robinson E.R. Sinkler
Erastus A. Williams
George M Young
C. A. Johnson Treadwell Twichell
H. Bendeke
R.S. Lewis
Supreme Court
Burleigh
F. Spalding
Edward H. Wright
Alfred Blaisdell
James Buchanan
D. K. Brightbill
Carl O. Jorgens Or
Ole J. Olson
J.Q. Burbank I
B.S. Cameron
Richland County
North Dakota
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Relief in Wahpeton Man
A Wahpeton resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his rheumatic pains and backache caused by kidney trouble. He had sleepless nights, headaches, and dizziness, then found relief after using the pills from Keen's drug store. Sold nationwide for 30 cents. Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo markets the product.
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Doan
Wahpeton
Paul Tibeau
St. Wahpeton, N. D
Dean
Keen's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan'e
Home Mutual Insurance Co. annual meeting set for Lidgerwood
Notice is given that the Home Mutual Insurance Co of Richland County North Dakota will hold its annual meeting in Lidgerwood on Tuesday June 30 1906 at 2 oclock P M for electing directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may come before the meeting. L L Brusterren Secy
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Home Mutual Insurance Co
Richland Co
N. Dak
Lidgerwood
L. L. Brusterren, Sec'y
United States British Letter Postage Rate Set
Postmaster General Meyer announced an agreement with Great Britain and Ireland for a letter postage of 2 cents an ounce, to take effect October 1, 1908. He noted British Postmaster General Sydney Buxton is promoting the measure in the House of Commons. Also mentions Bismarck wines and liquors by bottle or gallon and various bottle beer.
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Meyer
United States
Great Britaan
Ireland
Sydney Buxton
House of Commons
Bismarck
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the Wampeton Times
Knotts
Richland
G. E Moopy
August Bergman
N. D
Tama Republican
Babcock
WM. Hones
Windmere
Ikl
W. M. House
Register OF Deeds
12Th Legislative
W. F. Ward
Paul Morton
Grant
Wyndmere
Pauline Heley
O. S. Hanson
North Yakima
Washington
T. A. Mood
Mohall
Oliver Skjorheim
Halling Hloget
Gertrude
Lincoln Hanson
Marion
Ed. Jones
Ione
Rex
Robert
Milford
Iowa
Rev. Biesal
M. E Church
Tyler
R. H. Meyer
A. Gebhart
John Steffens
Lake City
Minn
G.L Bickford Dugald J. McKenzie
Fred EB. Smith
Walter L. Stockwell
Nele Larson
T. F. McCue
Andrew Millersioner
Insurance
Cooper Walter C. Taylor
Agriculture and Labor
W.C. Gilbreath
R. W. Main
M.P. Axtell
L. B. Garnace
E. E. Green
W. H. Mann E. M. Nelson
A. J. Osborn Peter Reid
E. A. Staine
W. H. Stateman
Commi
Ssmon Weatby
Frank P. Allen
E. A. Movin
House of Representatives
E.L. Babcock
L. L. Brussetten
Magnus Olsen
W. T. Ward
House of
E.L. Kinney
O.T. Grant
John Blackmer
Frank E. Little
Frank Heley Frank Herman Treasure
Karl L. Mikkelson
Donald Wright
A. O. Heglie
Auditor
F. A. Burton
Register of
Deede
E. L. Shaw
A. J. Nelson
W. P. Robbins
J.M. Kramer
Chas. E. Wolfe
A.G
Andreas Jersin
O. J. Wakefield
Schoole
F.R. Barnes
P. E. Sletmoe
Dist
Wm. J. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Folsom Dow
Wm. Edwards
R.G. Tweeton
John L. Cashel
W. E. Purcell
Tobias D. Casey
G. Mayor
L.S. Platow
John Burke
Albert Besancon
H.D. Mack
Joseph Mann
Ben. G. Whitehead
B. F. Brockhoff
James E. Campbell
Public Instruction
D. J. O'Connell
C.H. Anbeier Joner
John L. Harvey Ise
T. J. Dougherty
J.N. McGogy
H. J. Mitchell
Louis G. Schell
James Goolsbey
Henry T. Connolly L. Parkhill
Wa. Schuett
N.C. Jenson
G. BE. Moody August Bergman
Chas. Hein Auditor
Cameron Register of Deeds
John Hulthusen
Otto Strege
Gustav Schuler
George van Arnam
Carl Kauffman
Unas
Hanson
Nicholas Friederichs
Gov
S of the
U. S. of S
Wahpeton Opera House
Wolte’s
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