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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
1
Local notes report visitors from Lin ton Kirkville Mo and Sanborn N C staying with Hazelton residents. Mrs Lenhart and children returned from six weeks away while plans for barn work at several homes are noted. Several trips are planned to Ismarek Washburn Reno and Coeur d Alene with relatives. A South Dakota arrival, a death, and a horse accident are among the events in this week’s social page.
Roosevelt and Debs speeches spark state attention while a Fargo convention plans eight delegates eight with two women. Dairy exhibit features silos ensilage milk cream butter and expert supervision at the second annual industrial exposition. A Brisbane child dies after an automobile overturns near Fort Yates. Father Ambrose and John Loeb injured.
Fragmentary note questions who will teach and who is unqualified for permits. Mentions candidates and expectation of attendance.
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