30 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1895
Page
1
The text cites Sec 20 Article 1 declaring no special privileges or immunities shall be granted without equal terms for all citizens. It notes the issuing of an exclusive license was declared unconstitutional under this provision.
Rural and city editors alike exchange flattering notices. the Record praises bold country publishers who run small city dailies and accept the legal limits with a touch more.
The Record responds to Winona critiquing Attorney Parker and the pursuit of justice in the Cole Benz matter. It argues private litigation is a taxpayer burden, questions venue choices, and defends the right to a square deal while condemning perceived persecution. The piece cites multiple local figures and calls for fair action by the state's attorney.
The article argues court records are public property and that reporters may publish complaints and filings, challenging attorney Parker's threats to jail those who publish. It asserts publicity protects the people against persecution and urges courts to avoid secrecy except as the ends of justice require.
An exploration of how confinement, diet, air quality, and stress in courtrooms affect jurors. It argues long trials degrade judgment, foster bias and caprice, and allow influence by counsel, with moral erosion and unreliable verdicts in extended criminal proceedings.
A session of the County Court of Em mons county will be held at Williamsport on the first Monday and third Saturday of every month. Josgrm Kalberer, County Judge.
The a publication of magazine size featuring more than thirty full page Yellowstone and Northwestern scenery sketches with descriptive matter. It has a bronze cover and is priced at six cents plus stamps, sent from Avent Northern Pacific Railroad St Paul Minnesota.
Take a Little Recreation. Jamestown hosts the James River Valley State Fair September 24 to 27. The fair offers half fare on rail, aims for a large local turnout, and invites residents to prepare exhibits and send name and address to secretary J. J. Nierling for premium lists and entry blanks.
A mix of local updates reports and notices from Burr Oak Williamsport and nearby towns. Butter prices cattle trade mining coal farming yields weddings and church events are mentioned alongside public notices and travel notes.
The state land department holds that state entitles school sections to 16 and 36 on the Fort Rice reservation as Capital City Chips Fort Buford faces abandonment. The Tribunecriticizes the state board of equalization as railroad-friendly, excluding Gov Allin Atty Gen Cowan and Auditor Priggs. T. D. Wright alias Martell alias Linksey, once Bismarck Advertiser city editor, is facing trouble in Great Falls Montana over two marriages.
The note corrects a previous error over a family count at Kalberer sheep-ranch, clarifying Joe and his wife claim only three children. It references a humorous response about a Swiss revolution threat. It then presents Pleasant View Sunday-school report: Aug 25 opening prayers, 4 officers, 2 teachers, 19 attendees, 82 cent collection, closing song The Doxology.
B F Scovil announces he will buy wheat and other grains in McKenzie this year at Emmons county. He offers the highest market prices and urges farmers to bring their stock to McKenzie as in prior years.
The Jamestown Alert notes the first homestead patent issued to N. E. Nelson of Pembina on December 19, 1870, marking rapid settlement. After a brief lull, indications point to renewed immigration with American farmers making the prairie their permanent home across North Dakota.
Mrs. Darlin, mother of Mrs. Mahaney, dies at 96 and is buried at Simsbury Catholic cemetery. Thrashing, wheat yields, cattle trades, rattler incidents, and school updates feature in Aug 94 and Aug 27 records from Winchester and Glencoe with multiple local names and activities.
The June Consular Report notes a giant knobweed named saghaline from Saghalian Island off Liberia. Polygonum saghalinese is a perennial reaching six to ten feet, with large leaves. France yields 80 to 150 tons per acre of green fodder three times yearly.
The Romance of Farming is found on irrigated farms in the Yakima Valley. It is genuine fun to irrigate a growing fruit orchard berry patch or alfalfa field. Four cents stamps to Cus 8 Fox Northern Pacific Railroad will bring irrigation pamphlets.
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