Democrats for Senator Spur in North Dakota Race
Fargo April 14 three Democrat pat riots Cashel Jones and Purcell are named as possible senatorial candidates in North Dakota. A meeting at Columbus hall produced no slate with names discussed to persuade others to run. Cashel’s entry shocks from Purcell and Jones positions. Purcell favored by administration, Jones by McArthur faction. Cashel’s previous loss to Purcell fuels lingering bitterness. Other talk centers on governor candidates J Nelson Kelly and McArthur. Bruegger urges party harmony. Lillibridge of Dickinson named for agriculture and labor commissioner after accepting despite reluctance. Injunction in Hamre vs Slater dismissed. Hamre’s claim about furniture contract unresolved.
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Fargo
Purcell
Jones
McArthur
Cashel
United States
Burke
J. Purcell
Mr. Cashel
J. Nelson Kelly
Grand Forks
National
Bruegger
E. A. Lillibridge
Dickinson
Agriculture and Labor
Lillibridge
Bribery Charges Dismissed in McLain Cooper Case
In Grand Forks North Dakota Judge Phil McLoughlin dismissed bribery charges against Tracy R Bangs the defense attorney in the McLain Cooper murder trial. The motion to dismiss James Mahon was denied. The case drew a large crowd and public interest remained high as officials discussed county bills and the legality of expenses tied to the bribery investigations.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Tracy R. Bangs
McLain Cooper
Bangs
Phil McLoughlin
James Mahon
Buriness
Oregon
Frank B. Feetham
Burtness
Feetham
Board of Commissioners
West
Sullivan
John Fadden
Arvilla
William Scouton
Inkster
Richard Brupere
James Ma
Scott's Emulsion Promised As Blood Rejuvenator
An advertisement asserts poor blood causes sickness and recommends Scott's Emulsion as a premier blood maker. It claims the product provides nourishment, aids digestion, increases red blood cells, and strengthens the body while being alcohol and opiate free. The ad cites Boott & Bowne Bloomfield as purveyor.
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Scott
Scott’s
Boott & Bowne
Bloomfield
County After Diary Horrors
County plans emphasize dairy as business and local markets. Creameries rise with Tioga under construction. Farmers form cream substations to speed cream to creameries for high grade butter. A breeders’ association is formed to improve dairy cow production.
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Tioga
On the Road to Prosperity via Five Gallon Cream Can
Tom Burns of Tioga recounts a farming hardship turned lesson. After a series of loans, a hot wind ruined crops and prompted debt. A wife’s idea to start a creamery venture with a five gallon can leads to banker guidance. The banker funds ten cows, then pigs, growing dairy income to repay the mortgage. Bank, livestock, and thrift restore prosperity for the Burns family.
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Williston Graphic
Willieton
Williston
John L. Cashel
Grafton
North Dakota
Hamre
Slater
Fisk
Judi
Attys
W. Braatelien
A. J. Bessie
Mr. Hamre
Wm. G. Owens
Th Bank
Hup
Hupp Motor Car Company
Detroit
the Auto Mart Company
Williston, North Dakota
Tom Burns
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