Road to Temvik Linton Line Urged for County Trunk System
A column by F. B. Streeter urges Leigh County officials to fund eight miles of road north from Linton to Temvik. He cites the need to improve the Temvik Linton route for county traffic, proposes a $1,000 appropriation, and argues for a countywide trunk road network to connect major towns and attract tourism.
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Linton
Temvik
Hazelton
County General Road Fund
Strasburg
Burleigh County
Bismarck
Minneapolis Businessman Endorses Peruna Remedy
A Minneapolis man, E. M. Taylor, a newspaper man and political worker born in England, credits Peruna with curing his long dyspepsia. He praises its health benefits in a letter from Nicollet Street and invites others to try the remedy, noting its life changing effects. The Peruna Company offers a free book to all readers.
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Minneapolis
Mr. Taylor
Minn
Northwest
Winnipeg
Fargo
Taylor
Peruna
E. M. Taylor
Peruna Com
Nicollet St
Peruno Company
Proposal Hinges on County Commission Action
A delegation plans to meet the county commissioners at their next meeting to urge starting the work. The proposal is expected to appeal to the commissioners as quickly as to any other group.
McCumber Defends President on Canal Toll Repeal
North Dakota residents note Senator Porter J. McCumber as a capable independent voice. He defended the president’s stance on canal tolls, refused to politicize the issue, and supported the Hay-Paunceforte treaty ensuring free shipping without discrimination.
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North Dakota
United States
Senate
Porter J. McCumber
McCumber
Underwood Defeats Hobson for Alabama Senate Nomination
Democratic floor leader Underwood wins the Alabama Senate nomination over Richmond P. Hobson of Merrimac fame. The piece lauds Underwood as a master mind in national legislation while criticizing Hobson as a visionary of poor judgment and lacking gray matter in the Senate dome.
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Underwood
House
Richmond P. Hobson
Merrimac
Alabama
Hobson
Women vote in Illinois city council race sees no wins
Illinois women vote for the first time in a Chicago city council race after nine candidates competed but none secured a victory. The piece notes the defeat of the famed Bathhouse John despite the heated contest.
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Illinois
Chicago
John
Prohibition supporters gain from rival vote split
A rival faction's vote split strengthened the prohibition forces by enlarging their overall count and influence in the result.
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Prohibition
Braddock Residents Vote for Incorporation as Village
Braddock residents overwhelmingly supported incorporation with a 17 to 3 vote after a discussion on village government. Local plans include a new baseball season with Jas. McCormick as manager and a renewed team lineup.
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Braddock
Braddock Team Receives Community Support for Big Night
A Braddock benefit event is planned for Saturday night April 11 with new suits bats balls and gloves provided. The committee aims to boost the team with expert help from ladies who will supply baskets and the band offering a concert before the dance. Outside teams should contact the manager to arrange games.
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Braddock
Pride of Braddock
Pollock Pick-Ups In Winona County News
In Progress April 10 district notes, incidents include Thomas Volk injured when a disk pulled horses downhill and Tony forced from the machine. Dr Shockley aided Volk while Gottlieb Doctor escaped serious harm after a wild team mishap with a disk. Caution urged on hitching horses to farm machinery.
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Thomas Volk
Winona
Tony
Gottlieb
Emmons County
Shockey
Pioneer Letter From North Dakota Pioneer J D Tracy
In a 1914 letter from Dale North Dakota J D Tracy recalls early days in Emmons County after meeting English arrivals Joe and Mrs Clark in 1884. He notes land filings by his sons G W Tracy and H P Tracy and that only he and son Win remain from the original six settlers. He promises a future installment.
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J. D. Tracy
Dale
N. D
the Record
Joe
Aberdeen
Emmons
Bismarck
Big Muddy
Clarks
England
Pennsylvania
G. W. Tracy
H. P. Tracy
Win
Grain Privileges in Wheat Puts and Calls
Advertises grain options trading using puts and calls on 10 000 bushels with minimal risk and fixed costs. Claims profits from 1 to 5 cent moves, offering accounts and bank references through R W Newann at Columbus Ohio.
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R. W. New Ann
New
First National Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Meeting notice at Stone Drug Store on Tuesdays
Meets second and fourth Tuesday each month at half weir Stone drug store. O. Tawin, W. M. Ban AviA, Sec.
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Weer Stone Drug Store
O. Tawin
W. M. Ban
Knights of Pythias Linton Lodge schedules meetings
Linton Lodge No. 71 Knights of Pythias holds meetings on the first and third Thursday each month at 8:30 p.m. Visiting brothers in good standing are invited. Officers listed include H Irvine and Joan Mele.
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Linton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
H.irvine
Joan Mele, K
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Linton Postoffice
Frances Bertrand
A. C. Staak
Marjorie
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Edna MacLaughlin
Mott
Dr. Baer
Steele
Montana
Billy Baxter
Albert Staak
Billy Collins
John Stanton
A. C. Stank
Jas. McCormick
Wm. Baxter
John J. Ryan
F.O.B. Factory
Gray & Davis
F. O.b
Lahr Motor Sales Company
Dak
Werland Model
Pollock
W. R. Grover
Winona Country
John McBride
Thomas Kyckman
Inton Lodge No
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A.M
A. M. Britts, l
Monay
D. Smith
Linton, N. D
Leonard du Heaume
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
H. C. Lynn
Linton and
Geo. W. Lynn
Ros
I. C. Lynn
U.S. Commissioner
IN & Lynn
Astingers
Beaver Valley Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
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Linton Drug Company
C. Rowerdink, FwuIr
Heperman
German Baptist Church
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
Climax
Occident Occident Elevator Co
Cxsorx
First National
First Bank of Linton
First Bank
America
Home Bakery
Livery Barn
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