Linton Hens Briefly Reported in Emmons County Record
Emmons County Record notes Linton hens briefly in focus as intelligence gathering centers on a wide area.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
4
Emmons County Record notes Linton hens briefly in focus as intelligence gathering centers on a wide area.
Democratic delegates back Champ Clark for speaker as reapportionment looms. Nebraska would drop to five House members. Missouri Senator Warren offers a river project plan. Oklahoma marshal Abernathy resigns amid unlearned charges. Taft cotton bills trigger southern protests. tariff and coal probes loom. cholera cases rise in Madeira. navy and census notes fill the week.
A narrative voice recalls a wreck and a missing necklace linked to a young train acquaintance. The speaker, alongside McKnight, debates the chain’s origin while Johnson lags behind in mud. The tale shifts to legal and investigative developments as the narrator presses forward to recover notes with district attorney Miller.
The article recalls Dickens writing A Christmas Carol in autumn 1843 out of need for funds after a disappointment in Carel accounts. He faced heavy bills and debt, but the tale helped him recover, yielding about 2630 pounds from 15,000 copies sold.
Granville reports rabbit hunting on sounds becomes a popular sport. Renmere notes four lawyers helped to defend a pilot’s wife in a town case. Fismarck publishes official returns showing Gov. Burke with a narrow margin. Dickinson features old man William B Palmer and family, with regional impacts on commerce. New England hints at a railroad extension toward Ives town in Slope County. Mandan mentions bribery allegations in police and sheriff ranks. Farro previews North Dakota Association prizes for livestock breeds and winter fairs. Towner notes a $500 prize and a car accident as part of local events. Bismarck covers postal reforms and legislative plans. Washburn reports postmaster upgrades and rural education efforts. Jamestown and Dickenson reference federal funding bills affecting state projects.
An article from the Philadelphia Press praises the homely girl as a calming force and essential partner. It extols her simplicity, devotion to home, and ability to bring happiness, quieting busy life and strengthening family life through practical, affectionate care.
Obituary notice notes the death of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Summers a Missouri pioneer. She married James Summers a Kentuckian and was 17 at marriage. On their wedding trip they traveled by steamboat to Missouri bringing with them about fifty slaves.
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