The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

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for Tom Marshall. Since the
primaries it has studied up both
the man and the matter, and
will certainly go it's June record
a lot better. Adams county for
Tom Marshall and there will be
no need for a lodge of sorrow,
after the votes are counted.
In view of the fact that there
is in Adams county no opposition
ticket to the Republican regular
nominees, there is danger that
some might neglect coming to
the polls. Let us make it our
solemn duty to cast our ballot
every mothers son of us-for
aside from the importance of
every vote on the state and
national tickets, every good Re-
publican vote will help to give us
| that much needed recognition
before the legislature on the
strength of which we hope soon
to be made a legislative district,
with representation in the state
legislature the which we have
none just now. And remember,
Mr.. voter, November third is the
day when your vote is just
exactly as big and forceful as
anybody else's.
Let see-we're going to vote
for a U. S. Senator in North
Dakota this fall. Two candidates
are up for the job. Both have
records from the past. M. N.
Johnson sat in Congress eight
years made 72 speeches and did
not pass a single bill through
Congress. Tom Marshall was
there seven years. made "a talks,
and passed 40 bills. Guess, the
voters of the state know what
they're about. Nuff sed.
/ Both the national government
and the officials of the state ex-
tend a cordial invitation to the
citizens of the state to attend the
launching of the battleship North
Dakota, and the attendant chris
ten!ng ceremonies of that noble
keel, which when completed will
be the pride and glory of our
navy. The launching takes place
from the ship yards at Boston,
Mass, on Nov. 10th. Needless
to emphacize that the visitors
from North Dakota will be
especially favored in that impor-
tant ceremoniell. Quite a num-
Der of prominent citizens of the
state have already signified their
intention to make the trip, but it
is hoped by the state officials that
if possible a special train may
take 500 people from our state to
the launching.
North Dakota will this year
stand up big and strong for a
solid republicanism-and the pre-
diction is made on good authority
that, the weather being favor
able to a good turnout in rural
districts, the Republican major
ity for Taft will be at least Is, 600.
And Tom Marshall will not be far
behind that grand majority.
AS usual, the Fargo Forum is
on the side of the machine. But
just why it and the machine
should be on the side of NJ. N,
johnson, for the U. S. Senate,
gives room for a broad swath of
speculation.
The democratic standard bear
er, William Jennings Bryan and
our ultra ambitious North Dakota
Republican M. N. Johnson, have
much in common: Both are
strong as speech makers, never
omitting a chance to raise their
voices. But they never got be-
yond that point. The doing of
things always fell to others.
Mr. voter, do you want a man
in congress who throughout a
term of eight years failed to get
through a single bill? Then by
all means vote for M. N. Johnson,
the sage Of Petersburg. At least
you'll not get disappointed if he
keeps up the record he made in
the House, also in the U. S. |
senate. But maybe, you would
rather have the man in the job |
that has succeeded IN doing
something while there. That |
man is Thomas F. Marshall.
With characteristic energy the
management of the Lennon
Clothing Company has arranged
for a special telegraph service of |
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