Emmons County Record marks thirty-two years of service
The Emmons County Record of Linton celebrates its 32nd year of operation. The article traces the paper s beginnings in 1884 at Williamsport, roles of the founder s family, and its battle against political machine influence in county government. It pledges ongoing independence and invites reader information.
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Emmons County
Old Williamsport
Worser Walf
Chicago
Emmons
Bismarck
Bis
W. Vibhe
Sam
Naval Academy
Streeter
Record
Kingbee
Senate
Nquor
Trafic
Roosevelt Recalled as Most Popular Man in America
The piece reflects on past public esteem for Theodore Roosevelt as the country’s leading figure, noting how perceptions have shifted over the years and contrasting former popularity with present sentiment.
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United States
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt portrayed as power hungry public figure in libel suit
The article reviews William Barnes’s libel suit against Theodore Roosevelt. It cites Roosevelt’s self aggrandizement during the Span ish American War and his River of Doubt evolution as fame makers, plus admissions about political boss control, residency, and party destruction in 1912.
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Teddy
Roosevelt
New York
Barnes
Platt
Washington
Pollock Notes Local News and Prices in April 23 Update
Pollock Progress reports visitors and travels of locals from Herreid to Ashley and Linton. It notes grain hog and cream prices, a young barber opening a tensorial parlor in Ashley, a birth in Idaho, and health updates on William Stange. A Missouri bottoms fire near Kid Silk damages meadow and timber, with rain hindering spread. An employment ad from Central Petroleum Co. seeks salesmen earning over 125 dollars monthly.
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Chas. Renskers
Martel
Herreid
John Cleveringa
Westfield
Pollock
Joseph Clark
Bismarck Hospital
Linton
Charles Coventry
Harry Hinton
Ashley
Harry
St. Anthony
Idaho
Progress
Fanny H
Percy Wilcox
Missouri
Kid Silk Place
Johnson Place
County School Notes Highlight Local Education Updates
County Superintendent announces state aid application blanks available and due by July 15 1915 after term end. First Central Educational Association meeting set for April 29 30 1915 at Valley City with prominent educators. Teachers examinations in Linton May 13 14. Eighth grade May 20 21. Arbor Day May 7. Miss Vaskins Westfield funds library with $30. Certificates granted for three months perfect attendance to a long list of students. Leonard Naumann Highland District earns nine months perfect attendance.
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State Inspector of Schools
The
Central Educational Association
State Normal
Valley City
Linton
Miss Vaskins
Westfield
Wilber McCrory
Gerald Brodhead
Hazel Dodd
Kkuth Larson
Leona Harrison
Julia Mitzel
Christena Salmonson
Antony Hagel
Clarence Doolittle
Verna Simpkins
Inez Colby
Noris Yeater
Leah Simkins
Katie Thomas
Emma Ripplinger
Mike Thomas
Mabel Winterberg
Herman Huising
Arnie Nieuwema
Willie Groen
Richard Groen
Anna Groen
Jeannette Groen
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Emmons County Record
North Dakota
F. B. Streeter
Pioneer Paper OF the County
Emerson Gang
Makers
Hmehrson
Linton Bazar
John Wilmot
Dale
William Stange
Will
Mrs. W. L. Bates
Yuesday
Huron
Hot Springs
S. D
Mr. Bales
Ed. McConville
Akron
Iowa
Central Petroleum CO
Cleveland
Ohio
OSS
County School Notes
County Superintendent of Schools
Leonard Naumann
Highland District
Linton Lodge
A. F
A.M
Ball Over
Stone Drug Store
J. N. Turner
W. M. Eart
ATBA
Bec
Leonard du Heaume Real Estate
Nor. Dak
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
O. Smith
Nor. Dax
Linton, N.D
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Sandbo
Ford
B. Landsberger
Leuwer’s
First National Bank
Wolfer’s
Wolfer’s General Store
Fred Gau
N. D
WM. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Dray Line
Milwaukee
N. P
W.ee. Petrie
John Deere
Deering
Welle and
W. H.le
FURS
D, Bergman & CO
Specia
Leeds
Oscar H. Will & Co
Bismarck, N. Dak
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