08 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary text referencing Rays income and large business gains mentions insurance in force and asset gains but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item. The readable parts suggest a business update but no verifiable names or figures.
fragmentary OCR reads as a public notice stating that a designated person will be at the county seat on each month for official business pertaining to their office.
I answer the people of Linton that I have purchased the blacksmith shop formerly run by Mr Steinmers and will continue blacksmithing in its trades. Prices cheap. H. Ryder.
Fragmentary OCR lists several public officials including W White as tenant, Gove Heutonan as avid Bartlett, Ins- Commissioner of orange jats, Commissioner of Agricu, R J teruetaaieal rat, Attorney Gong Hrnch, Auditor H L Holmes, Secretary F Porter, Railroad open treasurer Sobers, H McMillan, Contendent of Public Instruction pert W L Stockwell.
The platform celebrates foreign trade gains tied to protection and reciprocity, endorses McKinley era policy, and commends President Roosevelt for a steadfast public stance. It praises state lawmakers, pledges faithful administration, lauds army and navy achievements, and backs laws regulating corporations and public utilities.
The Democratic state convention at Fargo nominated Pritchard of Linton as a railroad commissioner candidate. The piece questions local townsite purchasing and underselling fears, noting small stores versus outsiders with stock and comparing Braddeck Wishek Herreid Arras and other railroad towns.
The Fargo gathering of the Democratic state convention adopted a platform opposing tariff systems that harm producers and favor monopolies. It calls for tariff for revenue only and direct election of U S senators, while condemning Republican machine influence and railroad consolidations.
The piece outlines a Republican merger critique and calls for primary elections and tax reform. It also reports plans to move Linton’s town site, analyzes local business impact, and notes a baseball game in Pollock with details on players and outcomes. A medical testimonial for Chamberlain’s remedy concludes the item.
H H Scott of the Milwaukee Railway says iron laying will start within two weeks due to contractor labor shortages. Trains hoped to run by September 1 or soon after. Town lots in Linton North Dakota will be sold at Eureka on September 4, with excursion trains planned from South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa.
W E Davis of the Minneapolis Journal reports that at the state convention prohibition advocates faced a setback as the planned plank was excluded from the platform. Resubmission supporters pressed the issue and the debate ended with both sides sent back to the resolutions committee.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recounts using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on an infant neighbor’s illness last May. After two days the child recovered fully and remained healthy for nearly a year. She endorses the remedy and says it never failed. For sale by W E Pereis Merchant Linton ND.
A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of several horses described as a roan mare branded M C and H Bellet hip, a roan mare branded H Bonlet hip, a sorrel mare with L X on the left shoulder and a wire cut above the knee, and a dark brown year mare colt with a defective eye and a wire cut above the knee. The horses disappeared last fall and were listed as enraged. Information requested from readers.
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