Worst for U S Senate Gains in Emmons County Endorsement
Emmons county voters are urged to back John H. Worst, president of Fargo Agricultural College, in the U S Senate race. The piece portrays Worst as a pioneer settler and farmer with regional service, education work, and gospel ministry, arguing he represents local interests and would run without heavy personal funds while criticizing rivals Andy Miller A J Gronna and H J Bessessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
John H. Worst
Agricultural College At
Fargo
United States
Williamsport
Bismarck
Worst
Ohio
J. 11
Agricultural College
Andy Miller
A. J. Gronna
Don’t Sleep Well No Good Reason Just Can’t Sleep
Public health copy extols Peruna as a tonic for restlessness without disease. It claims digestion and circulation improve, nerves calm, and sleep comes naturally. It advises a teaspoon to tablespoonful before meals and sometimes at bedtime, and urges readers to obtain the Perrin Co edition for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin Co
Columbus
Ohio
South Dakota progressives adopt equal rights pledge
The Aberdeen American covers a South Dakota progressive meeting approving a resolution pledging equal rights for men and women. The note suggests this aligns with suffragist aims and raises questions about the movement's scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen American
South Dakota
Braddock Brevities April 10
Sam Moen visited Bismarck on Tuesday while August Benz traveled from his farm. Seeding, dragging and plowing are in full blast. T. P. Lee made a business trip to Bismarck and earlier visited Linton. Miss Arcaline Maclaughlin visited Hazelton. Dr Larrabee returned to Lehr after a family visit. Mrs J D McCusker left for Bismarck for a week or ten days with relatives. Mrs Roy Lee came down from Bismarck for a visit.
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T. P. Lee
Bismarck
Dr. Larrabee
Lehr
J. D. McCusker
Roy Lee
Lee and Frances Melander visit and local notes
Lee was with two children, one a girl arriving two weeks ago. Frances Melander visited from Bismarck for an over Sunday with her parents. John Melander reappointed deputy game warden. spring shooting warned. Music students recital at Zirbes hall Hazelton praised. Anton Gruenfelder from Greenfield Kin tire farm visited. Jagd returns from seed trip. Mrs. Danton to Marmath via Bismarck. Allan Glines injured in auto pit. Mrs. Oberg to Dunseith for sanitarium. Braddock area concert fundraisers raise 118.50 with baskets, band, and dance at Cole hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Melander
Bismarck
John Melander
Braddock and
Cole Hall
Braddock School Board Re Elects Mrs Savage for Coming Year
The Braddock school board met Tuesday evening at Fred Junge's office. Mrs EH Savage was re-elected as a teacher for the upcoming year. Prof Rinde and Miss Brown did not seek another term and plan to refrain from teaching for a time. Mrs Savage's re-election is seen as popular. Rinde and Brown are valued but leaving.
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Braddock
Fred Junge
EH Savage
Rinde
Miss Brown
Savage
Coils Offered for Trade in Sixty Day Consignment
H. H. Hanson announces a consignment of coils with a sixty day on hand period. Those who wish to trade their old coils for a new one may do so at a price of 14 dollars, down from 38 dollars.
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H. H. Hanson
Adler Ika
Linton Drug Company
Stallion Rob to stand at West Linton for service
Stallion Rob will be stood for service at the owner's home in West Linton. Fee is 8 dollars with one eighth paid at service and balance due when proof of foal. Owner Jakob Rieker.
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Rob
West Linton
Jakob Rieker
First Bank of Linton
Nurses Wanted at Washington Boulevard Hospital Chicago
Washington Boulevard Hospital seeks bright industrious young women to enter Training School for Nurses. Capacity 120 beds. Room board uniforms books furnished. Write for particulars. Address Washington Boulevard Hospital 2449 Washington Boulevard Chicago.
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Washington Boulevard Hospital
Chicago
Monroe Street Hospital
Washington Boulevard
Grain Privileges Money In Wheat Puts and Calls
Advertisement touts grain options trading as safest with limited loss to the amount paid. Promises profits from 1 to 5 cent moves and offers accounts for buying puts or calls on 10 000 bushels with price points and banking references. Mail to Lock Box 1420 Columbus Ohio.
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R. W. Neumann
New
First National Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmons County Record
Linton
North Dakota
F. B. Streeter
Linton Postoffice
H. J. Bessessen
Harvey
H. J
Mr. B
Bessessen
George Young
A. T. Kraabel
J. H. Fraine
Bestessen
Kraabel
Senate
Fraine
Sam Moen
August Benz
Lee
J. J. Peterson
Hazelton
Anton Gruenfelder
Kintyre
W. T. Jagd
Mr. Jagd
H. O. Danton
Frei Junge
Marmath
Allan Glines
Dr. Bear
Fred Oberg
Dunseith
Oberg
Turtle Mountains
Buick
Cadillac
W. J. Bechtle
Avery
Avery Mutual Benefit
P. G. Rooks
King Orchestra
Ford
Stallion Service
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Inton Lodge No
A. F
A.M
Stone Grog St
W. O. Inwin
W. M. Ear Atna
Linton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
A. H. Irvine
Joan Meiri
A. M. Britts
V. O. Smith
Linton, N. D
Leonard du Heaume
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
Dax
H. C. Lynn
W. Lynn
IL. C. Lynn
U.S
Lynn & Lynn Lawyers
MO. M. Schneider
City Dray
Ice
L. R. Collinge
R. Collinge
Selway Mont
Beaver
Valley Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
C. Rowerdink, Curtz
Gwhin
Heperman
Linton, Nor, Dak
German Baptist Church
Gar
Amily
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
Climax
Occident Occident Elevator Co
HOH Distributors
KIX
First National
First Bank
America
Home Baker
Ohn
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