Farmers urged to request agricultural bulletins from Fargo college
Farmers and stockmen are urged to send name and address to the Agricultural College in Fargo to receive concise, reliable bulletins summarizing experiment station results. The notices promise important, practical information and emphasize trustworthiness. Black Jack Venable, a known figure in Bismarck, died suddenly in the capital city. Authorities found a complete counterfeit operation in his cabin along with over fifty bogus coins. Bismarck is described as growing into a major manufacturing hub. The navy’s cannon tests are praised for high scores, and the Yankee navy is deemed reliable in emergencies.
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Agricultural College
Fargo
Black Jack” Venable
Bismarck
Dewey
Manila Bay
Sampson
Cervera
Proposals and Prohibitions Amid 19th Century Reforms
The article notes new procedures in land office hearings with witness subpoenas and photographs of improvements. It reflects on liquor prohibition trends, Vermont local option, New Hampshire shift, and North Dakota’s persistence. It lauds the St Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition and its anticipated impact on national prosperity.
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New Northwest
Vermont
New Hampshire
Batchelder
North Dakota
Sangradon
Roosevelt Seen as Likely Republican Presidential Nominee
The text argues that Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee for president next year with little opposition, reflecting on distrust of a single party merger and the broader political climate. It notes lingering Democratic tensions and the absence of strong rival candidates.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
President Roosevelt Seeks Another Term Amid Reform Push
The piece argues political parties pose as reformers while protecting trusts and monopolies. It cites Attorney General Knox’s anti merger fight and a retracting New York World, noting widespread public support for Roosevelt and belief he should continue to pursue major reforms.
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Knox
New York World
Coal Trust
Standard Oil
Steel Combination
Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
Grip Remedy Credited By Editor In Personal Testimony
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise of Shortsville New York reports a severe winter grip attack cured by one bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He says a teaspoonful eased coughing and night pains, shortening the episode and permitting sleep. The note adds that W E Petrie merchant in Linton North Dakota offers the remedy for sale.
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Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortsville
N.Y
Grip
W. E. Petrie
Linton, N. D
Truth About North Dakota Draws In New Settlers
The Fargo Forum asserts North Dakota offers ample room for thousands more residents in coming years. It welcomes settlers and says newcomers are the best advertisers of the state's merits, indicating pride in the influx of people.
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North Dakota
Fargo Forum
North
Cures for Colds and Grips Promised by Chamberlains Cough Remed
The ad claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia if used early and treats colds or grips faster than other options. It asserts thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases and notes local sale by W. E. Petele in Linton North Dakota.
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Chamberlain
W. E. Petele
Merchant
Linton
N. D
Hotel Arrivals At Linton House Report Fragment
A list of hotel arrivals by day shows many names and origins including Ed. If W. W.ah p Zoy terman and J. Running from Aberdeen. The fragment notes guests from Minneapolis Saint Paul and surrounding towns with multiple entries across Monday to Wednesday and mentions Extinguisher Service and county agents in vague terms.
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Linton House
Byiday
Chas
Coventry
Dale
N. P. McGregor
R. NM. Gasman
C. Davis
Paul
Minn
W. W.ah P Zoyterman
J. Running
Aberdeen
J. C. Keebler
Braddock
J. W. Ashworth
F. M. Fisher
Minneapolis
E. H. Turner
W. Campbell
J. Fouchens
Pollock
P. J. Kenney
City
P. R. Chase
Colman
J. A. Hawkins
Pierpont
W. J. Canning
Webster
N. N. Youngman
H. E. Gage
John Conlon
W. E. Kelley
G A. Hoepolz
Sam Kroonbland
New Paynesville
H. Stewart
M. T. McLain
Bonesteel
Dr. Monday
J. A. Foster
H.A. Spooner
St. Paul
A. E. Klabundoé
John Chenlober
M. G. Ferrick
Andy Byers
Williamsport
E. T. Kiltz
Hague
A. C. Burteness
Gayville
Chas. Spicer
J. A. Spicer
Hampton
Ben Haggard
Emmonsburg
Endre Larson
Canton
Henry T. Clay
Albert Jager
Westfield
J. B. Lyons
A. A. Peck
M. W Monluz
Faulkton
Jessie Sandridge
Mrs. Solomon
Mitchell
Claude Green
W. Corcoran
Win
Hull Correspondence of the Record
Local notes from Hull with visits among families including Winterbergs Van Voorsts Moormans and Haan. Items mention school terms, garden drives, church attendance and a bereavement for the Hollaar family.
Welch to Locate in Linton May First
T. N. Welch, now of Chicago, will locate in Linton on May 1, 1903. He is a University of Iowa graduate. P is with Dr. Murphy. He was a leading physician and took a ghost-writing course at Northwestern University in Chicago.
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John Mack
Miner County
S. D
Pr. Hogue
Linton
Pere Sorcaum
T. N. Welch
Chicago
University of Iowa
Murphy
Physicia City
Northwestern University
Saltoon Stallion Offered for 1903 Season at Linton
I will stand the above named Percheron stallion at Linton during the season of 1903. He is black in color and is a good foal-vetter. To insure a mare with foal 88. H. Backitaus.
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Linton
H. Backitaus
A. C
Belmont
Pollock
Risx
Geo. H. McKay
Glanavon Postoffice
N. D
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F. H. Cotton
General Merchandise
Braddock, Nordak
Snyder's
J. F. Snyder Braddock
Emmons County
Clive
Linton, North Dakota
Lintor Drug Store
E. L. Miller
Lintoge, North Dakota
the Linton
Hermann Backhaus
Prop’r
Broadway
Linton, Nor
Dak
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the
General Land Office
Homestead
Bureau
United States
St. Louis
Louisiana
Jefferson
Bertrvine
Gounty
HULL
Bothyl
Iowa
Will
Carl Winterberg
Martin
G. A. van Voorst
Menne van Voorst
Thule
Jane Moorman
Nellie Green
Efe van Voorst
George, Town
John Rowerdink
Harry van Hoven
Lizzie Berndt
Herreld
Selz
Nieuwsma and Son
Artas
Jacob Gruen
A. Haan
Eyke Nieuwsma
Main Street
Unserstadt
Saltoun
P. Anderson
W. Murray
Linton Livery Stable
A. Wescott
Strasburg
Baumgartner, Keller & Feist
Strasburg Bazar
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
L. A. Weatherby
K. BE. Semling
Winchester
Repeater
Hague State Bank
Indie
W. P. Brown
W.P. Bru
Wa. A. Ea [Beal
Mirnneapol
Wanda
Kyhds of
Gardeq
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