Candidate for Congress Promises Tariff Revision Platform
A candidate pledges tariff revision and national policy clarity, arguing for reform to address economic concerns. The proposal emphasizes inspection of sources, accountability, and renewal of leadership while referencing President Roosevelt and long-standing national debates over commerce and governance.
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Dietlcve
Natal
Pesera Pelle
Wahpeton Candidate Announcement for Twelfth District
Wahpeton North Dakota on April 8 1908 announces a candidacy for the Twelfth District in the Republican primary election. The candidate states intent to abide by the Republican voters will whether selected or not.
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Wahpeton
N. D
Mys
Rey
Tama
Political row and campaign talk in 12th district
The letter attacks a Republican candidacy from the 12th legislative district and discusses Taft platform edits, Chicago tariff debate, and a push for Gen. Grant critique. It criticizes tainted funds claims toward Democrats and Populist framing, suggesting misapplied spending and potential benefits if used to mobilize Democratic voters.
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Taft
Gen. Grant
Wall Street
Nebraska
Judge Parker
Home Mutual Insurance Co annual meeting notice
Notice that Home Mutual Insurance Co of Richland Co California will hold its annual meeting at Lidgerwood on Tuesday June 30, 1906 at 2 PM to elect directors for the ensuing year and discuss other business as may come before the meeting. Secretary L. L. Brustertex notes the platform aims to oppose government injunctions that may affect wage earners.
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Home Mutual Insurance Co
Richland Co. N. Cal
Taft
Lidgerwood
Republican
Tran
L. L. Brustertex
Taft Nomination Sparks Bitter Debate Across Parties
The piece blasts Taft backed by Southern Republicans as persistent crooks, questions urgency of printing new currency before banks apply, and notes internal moves like Hinchcock chairing the Republican National Committee. It alleges a tainted Grant Memorial Day attack and hints at Hammond for vice president while accusing Senate Republicans of doctoring La Follette’s currency bill record.
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Taft
Hinchcock
Republicans National Committee
United States Senate
la Follette
Wisconsi
Names on Primary Ballot Filed for June 24 1908
North Dakota and Richland County certify list of nominees by party for 1908 primary. Multiple offices appear including U S Senator Secretary of State Governor and local county roles with numerous candidates across Democratic and Republican lines.
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J.Q. Burbank
Cameron
Richland
North Dakota
Richland County Old Settlers Meet at Fairmount North Dakota
Official call announces the Richland County Old Settlers Association gathering at Fairmount North Dakota on June 25 and 26 1908. A strong program is planned and attendees are urged to bring family and friends to greet the pioneers who shaped the nation. E H Carter president C G Myers secretary. Also notices about local alcohol ads and an automobile for sale follow.
Restorative proposed to cure spring fatigue and nerves
An advert exhorts readers to try Dr Shoop Restorative as a quick tonic for spring fatigue and worn nerves. It claims to boost appetite, aid digestion, cleanse the liver and kidneys, and restore vigor within 48 hours, urging trial at druggists and promising noticeable benefit.
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Dugald J. McKenzie
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R. W. Mai Joners
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Bismarck
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Republican House
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Wahpeton, North Dakota