01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
A severe house fire at the Gordon home in Pollock, begun near a cook stove, left Mrs Gordon and four boys badly burned while one child, Stanley, escaped severely burned. The family was hospitalized. fire crews and nurses aided the victims as insurance lapsed on the home.
Prof. H. L. Bolley directs state seed department and botany bureau to combat flax diseases and preserve North Dakota as the top flax producing state. Farmers are urged to submit samples for analysis. diseased seed leads to soil infection and warnings about improper seed use.
A mother asks about her lost boy as a sparrow answers he is safe in its pocket. A stone strikes and the mother falls dead at the bird’s cruel feet. The scene closes on a grim, dark note.
Corn and oats for sale in car lots. Write or wire us for quotations delivered at your station. Buy direct from shipper. Quinn Shepherson Co. Sioux Falls SD. November 27 to December 5.
In North Dakota the late election saw Col W I Tuttle elected to the legislative assembly for the Twenty sixth district comprising Kidder and Emmons. Tuttle, once from Chicago, moved to Dawson in 1905 and later ran twice for the legislature. After a tie voided the first result a second vote gave him a comfortable margin and a certificate of election was issued by the canvassing board. A friendly contest was filed by one of the rivals Herolz or Storey.
The Massa chusetts governor-elect abandons the Republican party over free food products free raw materials and tariffs for manufacturers. He advocates Canada annexation by New England free trade reciprocity and a New England plan to pressure Democrats. He warns recruits may cause trouble and argues government must bow to New England’s will.
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