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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
2
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North Dakota Republicans discuss Governor Burke in a mixed ticket stance with Charles A Johnson as the rival. The piece cites Burke’s leadership, past appointments, irrigation gains, and a broader state-wide campaign, noting support across factions and a staged harmony meeting in Fargo.
Across the United States and beyond a systematic fight against the house-fly is urged. Scientists confirm the fly spreads diseases including typhoid fever. Every homeowner is urged to wage war on the fly to protect health.
Joseph Mikulec, the Austrian traveler who started his 25 000 mile walk around the world in February 1906, has arrived in Chicago after visiting Lincoln. He agreed to a $10 000 prize if he finishes within five years, funded by an Austrian magazine. He left for Springfield to obtain Governor Dineen’s signature, as required by his contract to secure signatures from state governors along his route.
Col W P Tuttle of Dawson, a Republican candidate for the Twenty sixth district, appeared in Bismarck on personal business. His running mate is Hon D R Streeter of Linton, noted editor. Voters in the district repudiate the last legislature action by fraudulent means regarding their elected representative. Tuttle and supporters are pleased with the primary results.
The Fargo Forum issue from last Wednesday shows heavy advertising across sixty pages. The writer mocks the paper’s quality, contrasting it with the Record and calling the Forum’s content inferior for a city of Fargo’s size.
The official primary results show Fisk with 41 415 votes Burke 40 501 Goss 31 999 Anderson 31 197 Ellsworth 30 499 Cooley 29 979 Under the law the first 51 named will appear on the ballot with their names.
Ex President Roosevelt will address the Fargo crowd on Labor Day Monday September 5 from St. Cloud Minnesota arriving about noon and staying until Monday evening. A large turnout is anticipated for the event with many attendees and strong interest in the election issues.
The note raises concern that releasing Do Seed Monquitoes could carry over risks into the next peer's crop. It questions potential cross contamination, persistence of traits, and unintended effects on future harvests.
Braddock notes visit by Frances Farrell of Kintyre to Superior Wisconsin. Foundry projects advance as S. P. Boilen starts a new bank building at Kintyre. A boy is born to Aug Grell of Kintyre. Dan Ferdie moves to a farm northeast of town. W ell women and men report crop prospects. potatoes and corn show promise. Braddock Telephone switches installed by Lineman Lane with limited service until next week. full line to Dr Campbell's office soon.
Receiver certificates show United States transfers to George Jochim Charles W Van Allen and Albert Jerry Tyrees. Patents and warranty deeds detail transfers among Bertha Miller Emma Mever Louise Ode E A Crain Lincoln Searle Joseph Bosch Stella Fogle Jo seph Bosch Jno Flaherty Chris Vorlander Wilhelmina Bellon Henry Borrem Frank Barta Elvira Bierce. Board invites sealed road grading bids for Emmense county North Dakota.
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