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Newspaper

Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1905

Page

4

Linton Local Notes Highlight Field Work and Visits

Linton residents report a busy week with many visitors from Hazelton and Bismarck. Local crops show promise despite smut issues in nearby fields. a creamery project progresses with McPherson County Creamery representatives. A youth rape case leads to district court inquest. social events include ice cream socials and a basket social to fund a church organ.

Dornsife Seney Linton Franz Schumacher, Jr Juliana Wold Justice Britts John Edick Eureka Hazelton John Billsport

What Editor Thurston Thinks of It

The editor argues the libel bill protects truthful reporting and targets chronic libel by cowardly publishers. He says it serves the public and press by punishing those who lie weekly, suggesting punishment for persistent, malicious cruelty.

State association backs libel-law shield for publishers

In Grand Forks last week the state association passed a resolution to support any publisher who falls under its protection. Many publishers say the measure is wise and that authors of clean, non malicious articles have nothing to fear. The action does not deprive a jury of its power any more than other laws on the books.

Thurston Neche Edi Jo Per State Association Grand Forks Streeter

Postoffice Installs New Box Furnishings

Postmaster Jones has received and installed his new postoffice boxes. They are a big improvement over the old ones.

Jones

Nose repaired after break at Hogue Hospital

A man named Lauinger from Hogue was brought in last night for nose repair by Dr. Hogue. The record does not reveal how the injury occurred. A note about Robert Mack cigars at the R. R. Restaurant and a line about the Linton State Bank offering loans on a farm are also included.

W. J. Marchant Aberdeen Hospital Geing Bismarck Fromismarck Linton Lauinger Hogue Dr. Hogue

Laws About Line Fences Water Rights And Damage

A county correspondent asks four questions. The replies cover line fences between adjoining lands under Section 3379, public common land and payment of fence costs, ownership of a well on government land and rights to use it, rights to hay cut on sovereign land, and limitations on dam removal actions.

Gambling and the Australian boom a historical note

The Sydney Bulletin quotes a 19th century view that gold discoveries sparked a rapid population surge and a national gambling impulse. It notes convict origins, a small 1851 population of 403 88, then a ten year jump to 1 153 973, and the widespread hope to make a quick fortune amid new immigrants and pastoral life.

Australia Commonwealth Sydney Bulletin

The Surgeon's Nightmare

Two callers report a noted surgeon in pain over his right forefinger. The surgeon fears possible blood poisoning as a worst case, worrying that surgery may be endangered. A tense exchange follows about his condition and its impact on his practice.

Scott Dorter Philadelphia

Carried It Vs Him On a Solemn Sea Tragedy

A late 19th century London Tattler style note describes a sea incident where a crew faced a burial at sea. A sailor named Pat laughs, claiming he has never seen someone take coal with him below, implying a grim joke amid the solemn scene.

Pat London Tattler

Love and Tragedy in Tome Massacre Story of Beatriz and Cuerveno Verde

Historical Tome New Mexico was wiped by a Rio Grande flood. About 600 residents fled to hills after the town’s main street became the river. A legendary massacre linked to Comanche chief Cuerveno Verde follows a feigned grave deception.

Tome N. M Rilo Grande Kansas City Times Mexico Don Ignacio Bacca New Mexico Baccas Castiles Oteros Chaves Cuerveno Verde Beatriz Bacca Bacca Beatriz Albuquerque Bailerre

Little boy breaks slang lesson at Decoration Day

A five year old boy named Robert, kept close by his mother, delighted a stenographer with praise on Decoration Day. He wore a Buster Brown suit and, amid admiring remarks, bluntly interrupted with a sharp retort about getting his hat. The moment underscored the boy’s blunt humor and family pride.

Robert Buster Brown Bobby Chicago Record-Herald

Senator Blackbun Rumored to Drink Two Cocktails Daily

The Kentucky senator allegedly jokes that two pre breakfast cocktails justify his liberal stance. The tale mirrors a line from Richard Brinsley Sheridan about toasting with port and reward, framed as a lighthearted fabrication in this clipping.

Senator Blackbun Kentucky Richard Brinsley

Three months ago vow to burn letters and photo

A tall brunette recalls vowing to burn a man's picture and letters. Her companion gasps. She admits she kept the vow but reveals there was no fire in the furnace.

Liberia Palm Oil Exports Reach Fifty Million Gallons

Liberia ships about 50 million gallons of palm oil annually drawn from the outer flesh of the fruit. The export trade highlights cultivation and processing patterns in the region.

Liberia

Towers Arcis 1 and Modern Sice-Fel Construction

The text compares modern skyscraper design to medieval Italian towers. It likens erecting a 600 foot tower to building a 300 foot one in the past and imagines replacing bell-ringers with a village of cubical offices along a dizzy shaft. It notes loss of small windows and beauty in exchange for vertical height.

Italy

Somnambulist steals ring tale ends in well

A hushed tale recalls a man who hid a $260 diamond ring with his second wife. During a sleepwalking episode she unlocked the desk, lifted the ring, and tossed it into a well. The well was later filled, ending the couple’s nocturnal theft saga.

Alice Rtairs Alele T Relther

Sam Jones Cartooned Reporters In Bible Jest

A Tennessee representative recalls evangelist Sam Jones chiding newspaper reporters during a large meeting. Jones warned them not to splice Bible verses out of context, joking that misquoting scripture would mislead readers and urging proper interpretation.

Sam Jones Tennessee

Camels Prove Valuable for Army Transport in Africa

Germany’s campaign in southwest Africa reports camel use for army transport. Camels from Fuerta Ventura Cross the shifting forty mile desert coast to interior, carry 600 pounds each, endure heat and long separations from water, fed on alfalfa chaff and barley.

Germany Africa Fuertura Ventura Canaries

Boomerang Life Gaver Aims to Save Seafarers

Article describes a life saving device using a boomerang with a tethered line. When thrown from a ship, it can reach 150 to 200 feet and float, carrying the line to a person on the water so they can grip and be drawn to land or stay afloat. The device requires little skill to throw and aids rescue at sea.

Bumble Bee Ballade and Uncertain Asset List

A fragmented text mix includes a playful poem about a bumble bee and strings of cattle brands with farm and horse notes. The long list names many individuals and locations such as Winona Hazelton and Williamsport, interwoven with printing shop notices and branding descriptions.

Brand Descriptions for Stock Including Braddock and Williamsport Merchants

A list of stock brands and owners such as N. W. Allen Braddock Johann Arnold J. W. Casey Abel Compnan and many others across Braddock Westfield Williamsport and Livona. It details cattle and horse brands with location tied to specific body parts like left hip right shoulder and left ear and notes marks such as notches and letters or numbers.

Mittlestedter Williamsport Morford M. B Hampton Tench Emmonsburg Orch Frurphy Leonard Linton Naaden Winona Piarne Jef Potzer G. M Paulson Ole O Larvik P. Petrie A. L L. C Winchester Rathbun J.—Linton Renskers G. W Wesatfield Rush Smith F. D Hazelton H. D Livona Stewart John—Dale Luverly Geo. A Gayton Svenson Tell Tracy Tough J. C van Heukdlom J. B Westfield van Soest H.—Hull van Socat M.—Hull Walker F. C Meller A. M Weller E. C Attic Wescott J. W Wilde John Liyona Polmane Jacob Wray John—Hazelton Yeater D. H Allen N. W Braddock Joseph Arnold J. W.-Braddock Backhaus Hermuan Baker Pakker Anne—flull Baumgartner John — Trisbal Baxter Benz Brooks & Burkley Burbage James Burge O. E Emmonaburg Brummel Weatfield Clark Dale Casey D. W Compnan Abel Coover C. E Glencoe Doersellag Lewis—Braddock Dornbush Louis Fischer, Jakob Exeter Gravink H.—Westfield Gray T. M P. Hauser Hawer B.J Cate L H Haggard Ben—Emmonsburg Horuts G. A Herolz K—Linton Hall Jerry Cplie Horsee Iluse Winonu A.westfeld Kaven Wii Williamaport Kinbuide B.A Pav Geyeeten

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