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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
2
D H Yeater announces his move from North Dakota to Lecoma Missouri after nearly twenty seven years. He reports a dry spring, blooming fruit trees, and a new hundred acre farm while keeping Dakota ties and continuing to subscribe to the Record.
Rev Nathan Wood reports a trial arrangement where Presbyterians and Methodists share services and pulpits on a rotating three month schedule. A six member mixed trustees board will manage finances and bills. First morning service at 10 45 in Presbyterian church. sermons include Christ in the Storm and He Could Not Be Hid. A separate notice offers a Winona area farm for sale by John O Flynn aged 76 with 162 acres along the Missouri river in Emmons county.
A survey of legendary and real giants through history from Og and Goliath to 19th century showmen like Joseph Winklemaier and Marian the Amazon Queen. It notes measurements, exhibits, and the cultivation of the shillalah as a prized, carefully trained implement.
A Chicago Record Herald excerpt shows a mother warning a daughter about a count's motive for marrying her for money. A country doctor treats Lacey, a colored cook's child, with quinine capsules while Lucy fears swallowing the glass vials.
J H Reamer, agent, announces exclusive leasing rights for Hackney Land Company lands in the area. He will inspect every quarter during the season and invites interested parties to call at his office by the First National Bank in Linton North Dakota to lease the parcels.
Seller offers a five passenger Reo in first class condition unused three months. Will take a team of horses as part payment. Firm bargain for quick sale.
The Kansas City Times notes a European joke about army sausages being of very poor quality. It explains that in Europe sausages in rations prompt a gag about chaining a dog with sausages as a sign of low quality.
The Republican Congressional Committee will issue only Republican literature and avoid insurgent materials. Insurgents may run but must supply their own literature, while committee support targets Republican regularity. Taft’s nomination and a GOP majority frame the plan, with dissenters labeled Democrats if they vote that way.
A list of receiver certificates and warranty deeds transfers shows United States assignations to multiple individuals across town plats, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 5700.00. Several Lot and Block adjusted parcel deeds occur in Strasburg and Tempelton, including names Ludwig Muller Benedikt Schneider Christian Bosch and Matilda Moe among others.
The text argues that Republican measures ignore hybrids and paints opponents of Republican policies as effectively Democrats. It notes that in the 1910 campaign no Democrat should expect assistance from the Republican congressional committee.
Regular meeting of the board of trustees was held with all members present. Bills were read and allowed and warrants ordered. Names include Walter Bros. & Hardy Northwestern Stamp Works W. Smith treasurer and clerk duties, J. A. Lang inspector of election, G. A. Broman and Scott Cameron judges, and other routine payments. Dog taxes and alley cleanup notices ordered. adjournment follows.
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