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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
4
The readable fragment mentions a bond system and a deceased advocate, with unclear references to a city and events. The text is garbled, but suggests a local civic or legal proceeding and a named individual associated with a life and law, along with a distant place or group.
Readable fragments reference a local issue involving a person named Lange and Carmel. The text mentions a rat, a red river, and bricks to someone, but most details are unclear. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable from the garbled text.
A fragment notes a university decision and a sales close for 5 pairs, with references to Bros. and 1088, and a Dakota cover. The text is unclear and contains garbled phrases about a sale and items.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a forge, a war context, a silk item, and an escaped fragment of a sentence about a woman and a government or worker as part of a wartime record. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a courtroom proceeding with witnesses and legal questioning. It appears to reference a testifying individual and a local hearing, but key names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
The North Dakota political scene centers on the Fargo meeting of the Republican state committee on the 21st as muckraker efforts by Winship and Spalding face resistance. Democrats may delay primary campaigning, while debates over nationality, primary costs, and ticket purchasing shape looming contests for sheriff, clerk, and county judge.
Grand Parks Times opposes Boss Winship kingmaking plans to overhaul the state administration. It cites his past tactics and lack of critique of current officials while predicting a GOP renomination and strong Republican vote, arguing voters prefer the proven administration over his bid to seize power. Peace and prosperity prevail, according to the piece.
A three year old mare branded G83 on the right hip and halter trained, last seen with a twisted rope. A liberal reward is offered for recovery. Also contains a political announcement from VB Irvine running as Republican for Clerk of the District Court of Emmons County and a note seeking voters’ support.
Linton North Dakota March 2 106 To the Republican Voters of Emmons County I respectfully state that I will be a candidate at the primary election on June 16 for the office on the official ballot at the November election as a Republican candidate for sheriff nominated and elected I shall give my entire attention to the duties of the office WM. JONES.
Linton North Dakota March 16 1906 announces candidacy for a place in the Republican column on the official ballot for the November election. Seeks one of two representatives for the 20th Senatorial District 7th Da Kot. Candidacy subject to Republican voters will at the primary on Tuesday June 1 1900.
A candidate declares for the office of County Judge subject to the Republican primary on June 1 WW. He pledges to devote his full time to county duties if nominated and elected, signed CHAS CARLEY.
Alm Britts declares candidacy for the Republican nomination in Emmons County for Clerk of the District Court. He plans to resign from local business in Linton if elected and commit full attention to duties of the office. Primary held June 18, 1908.
A Republican candidate in Emmons County announces his bid for County Judge subject to the party ballot at the June election. The filing letter notes support from party members and cites upcoming voting dates.
Geo W Lynn announces his candidacy for State's Attorney in the Republican primary to be held June 1 in the county. He signs the brief notice with respect and locality.
County auditor announces June 1 primary election for Republican nomination for Cor Aviditeer. Respectfully, 26) Pirts.
Republican voters of Eminens County are urged to support a candidate for County Treasurer of Vathans county in the upcoming primary election. The message calls for dedication to the Republican ticket and emphasizes participation in the June 11 primary.
The message announces candidacy for reelection to the office of Recorder of Deeds in Emmons County. The author states intent to continue serving the Republican voters and references stepping down from a prior party position.
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