Williams County paper attacks Herald over county finances
A Williston paper accuses the Herald of bias and corruption in Williams county finances, defending Auditor Allen and attacking Hanson and Norton. It claims improper trips and inflated bills, criticizes Farries ownership, and urges reform through voting.
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Alen
Allen
Su¢ Court
Herald
Asen
Auditor
Merlt
The
Williams County
Oscar Hanson
Hanson
Minot
Bismarck
Supreme Court
Buford
Anen
North Dakota
Williston Herald
Farries
Mr. Hanson
Mr. Farries
Three Year Homestead Bill Signed by Taft
The article criticizes the Williston Herald for not reporting Taft’s signing of the Three Year Homestead Bill, highlighting its praise from L. B. Hanna and state newspapers and arguing it benefits homesteaders and local settlers in the Williston district with 3756 unproven claims and 461000 acres unfiled.
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Taft
L. B. Hanna
Northwest
Williston
Williston Herald
Herald
Times
James A. Buchanan
Buchanan
Hanna for Governor: A True Representative of the State
The piece argues Hanna is not a progressive label but the best fit to lead Nebraska, citing his long view of the state since 1881 and criticizing rival Stanley Promoter as less representative. It mocks opponents and praises Hanna’s qualifications and experience.
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Hanna
Buchanan
Fargo
Cass Co
Stutsman Co
L. B. Hanna
Stanley
A Clear Cut Record for Carl Livdahl for County Treasurer
A portrait of Carl Livdahl a Republican candidate for Williams County Treasurer lauding his 38 years and education. It cites Decorah Iowa college 1901 BA five year classical course teaching deputy treasurer Towner 1903 homesteading 1905 Ray Farmers & Merchants Bank assistant cashier 1906 cashier last year and asserts his fitness and stainless record if elected.
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Carl Livdahl
Livdahl
Decorah
Iowa
Lindahl
Towner
Ray
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Williams County
Seibert Races Ahead in Clerk of District Court Bid
J. O. Seibert runs strong in the race for Clerk of the District Court with steady support and growing momentum from voters and local officials.
Seibert Praised for County Office Candidacy Support
The text praises Mr. Seibert as a clean young man who would fulfill the office well if nominated and elected. It notes his strong educational abilities and many friends who want to see him in the position he seeks.
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Norton
North Dakota
Congreve
State Printing Board
Third
George
Reform Herald
Congress
Farnham Printing Company
Minneapolis
Herull
Farries
Williams McKenzin
Vivide
Pat
Herald
Knutson
Faries
The
Herald and Graphic
Disney
Farres
Seibert
Association Officers Elected At North Dakota Fire Meet
The North Dakota fire chiefs association elected officers led by President John T. Powrie Wahpeton and Secretary H L Read Bismarck. Retiring President Russell received a diamond ring and Read marked his seventeenth consecutive year as secretary.
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John T. Powrie
Wahpeton
A. A. Lee
Robert Swanson
H. L. Reade
Bismarck
George Ottinger
Jamestown
D. R. Taylor
Mandan
Charles Sullivan
Lisbon
E. H. Robeson
Cando
L. E. Stevens
Towner
J. H. Kelley
Grafton
M. Tschida
Glen Ulin
W. T. Craswell
Valley City
Pres. Russell
Association
Read
Hatton
Williston
Blaisdell Gains Momentum in Third District bid
Alfred Blaisdell, candidate for Congress from the Third District, receives broad local and district support. The Bowbetts Bulletin notes his record as Secretary of State was above reproach and portrays him as the logical nominee as primary nears.
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Alfred Blaisdell
Congress
Minot
Blaisdell
Bowbetts Bulletin
Bluisdell
Bowbells Bulletin
Henry Captains North Dakota Seeks State Secretary Post
Frank S. Henry a Valley City Republican candidate for secretary of state spoke at the firemen’s meet and received strong local support. He is on a whirlwind campaign, has many friends statewide, and pledges to advance North Dakota’s upbuilding if nominated and elected.
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North Dakota
Hatton
Frank 5. Henry
Valley City
Henry
Local Association Contests Reported From Thursday Morning Trials
Thursday morning events opened at 10 o clock with the Association hook and ladder race results showing Hatton F. C. 24 seconds flat final 28 4 55 Rugby F. C. 25 seconds final 83 3 5 Association hose race Bottineau F. C. 82 running time final 44 2 5 Tow ner F. C. 32 running time final 44 2 5 Hook and ladder hub and hub race Hatton F. C. 28 flat Rugby F. C. 24 2 5 Hose companies hub and hub race Bottineau hose company 18 4 5 Tow ner
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Hatton F. C
Rugby F. C
Bottineau F. C
Bottineau Hose Company
Ner F. D
Thureday Attersoun
Hatton F. D
Rugby F. D
Bottineau F. D
Towner F. D
Rugby
Bottineau
Hatton
Towner i
Hatton F.D
Urstad
Bye
Thompson
Edwards
Feig
Isaac
Timber
Neville
Mikkleton
Fire department sports meet results list with races
Hatton Bottineau Rugby and Hatton Towner teams compete in running events ladder climbing and a tug of war. Hose and ladder tests show times for Hatton Bottineau Rugby Towner and F D stations with victories noted.
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Devils Lake
Hatton
Bottineau
Mohall
Poplar
Culbertson
Fair Ground
Lucky Bob
St. Henry
Wright
Stanley Wins Thirteen Inning Game at Powers Lake
Stanley defeated Powers Lake 4 to 3 after thirteen innings in Stanley North Carolina. Attendance reached 600 with Brown and Allen behind the plate for Stanley and Crawford and Forseth catching for Powers Lake.
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Stanley
N. C
Powers Lake
Brown and Allen
Crawford
Forseth
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Williston Graphic
Consere, Bitter and
Doerner
Norton Anothr
Worthy Herald
P. D. Norton
Vor
Reade
James A
Mahood
John T. Charmley Mott
John Carmody
Hillsboro
Michael Tschida Glen Allin
Thomas Gilbertson Lisbon
Frank S. Henry
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