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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
2
The Emmons County Record notes farmers seek homes in North Dakota as 1907 looks promising. It criticizes federal free-seed distribution and county weights and measures enforcement, announcing publisher limits on free ads and urging paid placements, with church notices exempted.
The Grand Forks Herald touts republican supremacy yet seeks lines drawn by one fifth of voters. It supports Roosevelt but pushes for a smaller North Dakota majority, aligning with insurgent allies to curb gains in reform measures.
The Herald questions party allegiance noting 29 309 votes for Gov Sarles in 1904 and 35 746 for Lt Gov Lewis in 1906 as evidence of a Republican minority dissenting from party leaders. It argues that about one fifth of Republicans opposed the ticket and predicts a full Republican ticket in two years despite internal critics.
A Stark county deal covers 11 520 acres for 75000 dollars. Edgeley plans for county seat fight in LaMoure county while Bismarck club seeks a government building. Kenmare abandons teachers exam for hotel shortage. Subel named Western Telephone traveling chief operator. Williston seeks Baptist college and new jail. Citizens discuss skating rink compromise. Rural mail route inspector Nort on condemns boxes from Mayville routes. Fargo drainage meeting deemed successful. Fargo employment agent John M Lund arrested for fraud. Mrs. Mercer to sell the Lawton Leader after her husband’s death. Cass drainage commission seeks 100000 bond. Tessie Dah t Willow City bride missing. Murp hy case juror visit alleged. Minot snow plow deaths Antônio Rustusa and Frank Larygitt. Minot boy Paul Rode injures leg from accidental discharge. August Landin killed near Haggait s station. Amelia Bremer tried not guilty infanticide. Senator Crane may lose seat. ballots questioned. Lynn Sarles named art editor of The Dakotah. James Costello killed by a Great Northern work train near Mondak. Mondak liveryman Wilson involved in incident.
A rail wreck near Devils Lake injured several, including J H Beatty and Co and W Sweet. Dan Maloney seeks a pardon claiming innocence, offering to aid in finding the real killer. State banks total 120 with deposits near 19.34 million. Educators seek 45000 for high schools. Osmond Oby pleads guilty to slander. 10 day sentence. Roosevelt plans pension for Muley the hunting horse. Minot accident damages GN engine and round-house. Medora burglars steal 150 from treasurer and jewelry from county records.
A. C. Benson argues in Atlantic that nations with strong vitality may bear vulgarity as a shadow, but the Irish are noted as never vulgar. He links Celtic melancholy to a sharp humor, claiming genuine melancholy precludes complacent vulgarity and anchors a lively self awareness.
Readers confront a vivid, if odd, tale of captive monkeys faulted as nurses and a sharp collection of local notices. The piece recounts monkeys tossing a sick companion overboard and describes their harsh behavior in captivity, followed by brief ads for fresh oysters, job printing, farm loans, and American Woven Wire Fence sold by Travis & Elliott.
The readable fragments describe a stray phrase set with garbled words and no clear news event or identifiable people, places, or organizations. It cannot be reliably summarized into a coherent item.
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