Emmons County Record Penchant for Local Notices
The Pioneer paper of Emmons County based in Linton North Dakota lists advertising rates for single insertions ten cents per column inch and fifteen cents for contract space ten cents per inch for composition ten cents per line for one insertion five cents per line for subsequent insertions. The Record circulates across the county and nearby areas with deadlines of Tuesday noon for advertising copy.
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Emmons
Linton, North Dakota
Minnie J. Nielson Keeps Voice in Totten Education Board
Minnie J. Nielson retains a strong influence as the Totten education board continues to hear from her. Her ongoing ability to speak out challenges the limits of board capping and maintains her public role in school policy discussions.
Editorial condemns small town papers and calls for closure
The Fargo Courier-News editorially asserts that the average small town newspaper should be put out of business, while noting this outlet appears to try to live up to that belief in its current case.
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Fargo Courier-News
Record to Publish Legals From Linton Official Organ
The Record will publish a resume of legals printed in the league official organ at Linton. It will not require the Townley newspaper to know what's happening while the Record exists.
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League
Linton
Townley
Grand Forks
American —League Daily
Emmons County Farmers Press urged to buy shares
An urging to purchase stock in the Emmons County Farmers Press corporation appears, encouraging readers to invest rather than in Consumers’ Stores, suggesting profitable alternatives and circulating funds among local ventures.
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Emmons County
Townley faction seizes Mandan paper deal near twenty thousand
The Townley group abandons Morton County Farmers Press bids and takes over another Mandan newspaper for about 20 000. The shift likely leaves someone short financially. The piece condemns profiteering as high margins and coercive wage practices threaten investors.
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Townley Bunch
Morton County Farmers Press
Cabinet Debate Over Ransom Incident And Labor Strife
The piece critiques labor strikes and rising costs while noting President Wilson's cabinet debating a ransom payment to Mexican bandits who held two American aviators. It questions legality and ethics of paying ransoms and the broader impact on the public.
North Dakota Officials Face Impeachment Threats
Two reform minded figures Carl Kositzky the state auditor and Wm Langer the attorney general confront opposition as the N P league seeks senate votes to impeach them. A potential special session looms while insurgent officials call for a grand jury probe of others. I O U s in the state treasury are noted as weak in law.
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North Dakota
Carl Kositzky
Wm. Langer
N. P. League
State Senate
Editorial on Townley papers and North Dakota commerce
A Fargo meeting of Townley supporters is described, noting jobholding editors and Lynn J. Frazier as a potential presidential candidate. The piece also profiles Fred P. Mann of Devils Lake, a merchant who credits heavy adverting and catalog price comparison for boosting trade, arguing newspapers must offer attractive service and broad circulation.
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Farmer Stewart
Peoples Press
Fargo
Townley
Lynn J. Frazier
United States
Frazier
North Dakota Press Association
Mandan
Record
Fred P. Mann
Dev‘’l Lake
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Mann
Advertising power and consumer trust in a rural market
The article argues advertising sways farmers by word of mouth and local papers. It cites Hazelton’s Consumers' Store failing despite initial interest due to poor product quality and service. It warns newspapers must deliver credible messages and high standards to sustain buyer trust and local business success.
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Emmons County
Hazelton
Consumers
Fred P. Mann
Local Notes and Travel Reflect Small Town Life
Roop visits from Flasher and Armstrongs migrate to Steele for business. Postmaster Hamilton calls on old friends in Temvik while Lenhart of Farmers State Bank heads to Flasher. Batzer to return from Lake Minn. Markley arrives from Ohio for three weeks visiting before Illinois trip. Electric light plant contract awarded to Jones and Carlander for about 2176. Work starts tomorrow. Hunters prepare for fall season with license rising to 1.50. Oster family visits Hazelton to buy land after selling near Arras, S. D. A. E. Tye returns from Fargo auto trip and Moorhead gas purchase sparks Townley tax. Weaver family hears from son Jesus in Germany and France as division may ship home mid-month.
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G. A. Lenhart
Farmers State Bank
H. O. Batzer
Lake Homme Dieu
Minn
Lucy Markley
Ohio
Illinois
E. M. Jones
R. E. Carlander
Nimrods
Peter Oster
Jacob
Hazelton
Arras
A. E. Tye
Fargo
Moorhead
Lizzie
Townley
Weaver
Jesus
Germany
France
Glen
Roy Cinbasy Wi Williams
Untimely Remark Leaves Fans Speculating About Return
The fragment notes that the subject will probably arrive home at the game time he does, suggesting uncertainty about his schedule and travel plans affecting attendance.
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Will
Pollock News Roundup Includes Visits and Local Events
Aleida DeBoer returned from Spring Valley Minnesota while Hattie Solomonson came back from Aberdeen and Leola. A welcome dance is set for August 29 at Grange Hall Dale ND with Pollock Orchestra. Dale residents Manley Fetterley Paul Putnam and Jerry Dyer travel with Port Umber to Ortonville Minnesota for a fishing trip. Kentucy Wonder beans displayed at the office show pods seven to eight inches. Kelsch of Linton shipped two cattle cars from Pollock to St Paul market. First National bank building work paused for front windows. finishing to resume. Harry Hinton bought A M Britts stake in Linton barber shop. Loren Bales and John Albrecht return from nearly two years with the army in Germany. both arrived in Pollock via Bismarck and train passage.
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Aleida DeBoer
Spring Valley
Minn
Hattie Solomonson
Aberdsen
Leola
Grange Hall
Dale
N. D
Pollock
Manley Fetterley
Paul Putnam
Jerry Dyer
Port Umber
Shields
Auto
Ortonville
Peter Leonard
Gisnavon Township
Kentucky
Kelsch
Linton
St. Paul
Gust Bauer
Schaffer
First National Bank
Harry Hinton
Harry
A. M. Britts
Loren Bales
John J. Albrecht
Sam Bales
Bismarck
Ross Bowman
Albrecht
Germany
Army of Occupation
United States Stands Firm Against Bandit Threats
A bold assertion declares the United States will not retreat from its commitments. The text emphasizes resolve against bandits and positions national strength as unwavering.
Joseph’s Reign Near End Reported by Vienna and Paris
Vienna reports indicate Archduke Joseph’s administration in Hungary is near collapse with resignation believed imminent after recent developments. Archduke Joseph and Premier Friedreich were summoned by an inter allied mission to explain declarations of a state of emergency and were said to have exceeded authority.
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Vienna
Paris
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Archduc Joseph
Friedrich
Inter-Allied Mission
Alege
Hungary
Carranza Asked to Resign Circulating in Mexico
A manifesto printed in Mexico City by Alfredo Robles Dominguez urges President Carranza to resign and establish a provisional government. Dominguez says he is not a rebel and the document circulates along the border and in Mexican quarters of San Antonio and nearby areas.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Carranza
Mexico City
Alfredo Robles Dominguez
Madero
Dominguez
County Officials Directory Listing Names and Positions
Directory listing for county offices shows Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Sheriff State's Attorney Sup't of Schools County Judge and Clerk of Court. Commissioners are identified by district with names and titles including chairman and members from first to fourth districts.
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Celeste Neat H. Brant
Atha Register of Deeds
Gell
Theodore
Meinhover State's Attorney
Geo. W. Lynas
H. H
Hanson County
Don L. Tracy
C. F. Wagher
Sixth Judicial District Court Note
A brief entry records the Sixth Judicial District with Judge C. C. Wattam presiding and W. L. Nuessle listed as court reporter in the session note.
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W. L. Nuessle
C. C. Wattam
Local City Officials List and Titles
Fragmentary OCR lists city officials including Treasurer Earl H. Smith Police Magistrate T. Bargar Justice of the Peace Don Trasy City Attorney A. M. Britts Chief of Police Scott Cameron Assessor Peter Shier and Fire Chief H. D. Fogle with ward aldermen Wm. Gabbert Chris Bosch Frank Sternhagen Harry Hinton Chas. Paulson.
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Eeees
Earl H. Smith
Eeeesdl
T. Bargar
Don Trasy
Fogle
Petrie
Three French Republics and the path to stability
The passage outlines how France failed to sustain a republic through three attempts, with Napoleon Bonaparte rising first as consul then emperor, the 1848 revolution leading to Napoleon III as hereditary emperor, and the Franco Prussian War establishing the third republic after Bismarck’s proclaimed German emperor and Versailles coronation in 1871. Louis Adolphe Thiers is credited with guiding France through the crisis, likened to Cavour for his leadership.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Iit
Prussia
Versailles
Louis Adolphe
Cavour
Senate Hears Peace Treaty Amendments Amid Fast Track
Washington Aug 23 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moved to work on proposed amendments and reservations to the peace treaty. Senator Hitchcock predicted committee action before week’s end with Republican cooperation, while Chairman Lodge remained noncommittal. Plan to vote early includes striking out Shantung articles. Professor Williams, adviser to the American delegation, said he opposed the settlement readal and urged dissent.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Lodge
Japan
Shantung Province
Shantung
F. T. Williams
Found Holstein yearling steer near Geo Fiddler place
Taken up around July 15 at the old Geo Fiddler place a black and white Holstein yearling steer. Owner may recover by paying for this ad and proving ownership. Contact Jacob K Renz Pollock Dakota.
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Geo
Fiddler Place
Jacob K
Renz
Pollock
Dakota
Bandit Chase Slowed By New Base Move Plan
Reports from Marfa Texas dated August 2 describe General Dickman and Major Mayee balancing the ransom for a rebel chief as American expedition forces probe the Mexico border. An aerial report says no bandits were found yesterday but troops will shift to a new base south of the earlier position for further pursuit.
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Dickman Mayee
Marfa
Tex
Mexico
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City of States
Tinton North Dakota
Minnie J. Nielson
Totten Educational Board
WM. J. Galbert
Wmn
Gabbert
Milwau
Ena N. P Lines
John Hagan
Republican
Flasher
H. A. Armstrong
Steele
Wm. Hamilton
Temvik
Joseph
Budpest
Atlantic City
N. J
National Shoe Retailers’ Association
City OF
Kruger
Frank Sternhagen
Ket
Chas. Paulson
Board of Ohio School District No
School/Board of Ohio Scene District
Ho Johnson
Linton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Eich
Stone Drug Store
Tatha
Avovlerton
Sec
Royal Neighbors
Lods
Lillian ‘Lang
Oracle
Mita Junga
Recorder
Mopran Woodmen OF America
Lei Ay Lang
BH. Smith
Umairre
Don Js. Tracy
K. R
Bandit
Friedens Church
Martin Vosselo
Episcopal Church
Geo. Buzzelle Prist
German Baptist Church
Rudolph Luchs
the Reformed Church of
Strasburg
Rev. R. Dinker
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
M. Swaney
ST. Anthony Catholic Churom
Broadway
Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church
Sailer
Evangelical Church
al O'Clock
Butschart
Clio Club
Theresa Streeter
Jean Smith
Edith Brant
Treas
Wing Circle
M. ‘T. Barger
Katie Horner
Anna Corwine
Louise Schriner
Uray
Mhestley
All Ladies Welcoms
Evangelical Missionary S0ciety
Mary Butschat
Fannie Bechtle
V.P
Magdalena ‘Schott
Barbara Bechtle
Miss Albina Sautter
Ladies’ Guild
Jetta Junae
Pres
Mary
Lynn
Irene Irvine
Flora Carley
Fee
Stella
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