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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
1
Advertisement touts the U S Dream Separator with a ten year guarantee and a money back or replacement offer if customers cannot show more than two dollars spent on any unit or thirty five dollars on all units. It claims thirty five machines sold over four years with high customer satisfaction and emphasizes available repairs and a broad line of farming equipment.
Readable items include visits by Mornay, Soper, and Stella Smith. upcoming school entertainments. millinery arrivals. butter and creamery news. real estate activity from Hazelton and Linton. railway talks. a drought of storms with seed readiness. local court and legal notices. and community events at the opera house and Rec aid office.
A dancing party is set for Brophy Hill in Brophy with an enjoyable evening expected. Local residents are invited to attend the event this Saturday night at Brophy Hill venue.
Sunday services at Ta in include preaching on Seeing God in Common Things of Everyday Life in the morning. Sunday school at noon followed by an evening service at 7 30 with the Uttermost Salvation discussed. A note teems with misspellings but invites attendance and mentions Hon. William Ho Seward.
Frank Bryant quotes Napoleon Horestead arguing that state newspapers and Streeter’s district colleagues recognize him as one of the ablest figures from Emimieons county. The piece praises Streeter’s integrity and predicts continued fidelity in his legislative service.
A fifteen year old Somoof Ba Lanetiers was bitten by a toad while near a road yesterday. He was taken to Down wand Dr Seok for treatment. His condition was described as serious but stable as doctors assessed the injury and possible infection.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about the Hague State Bank, a notary public, and references to directors and impending actions. The legible items mention penalties, warrants, and a vaguer sense of financial proceedings, but no coherent events, dates, or identifiable names beyond generic titles.
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