Snowy winters and crop yield questions in Emmons County
The Emmons County Record notes debates on snow and moisture for crops, recounting 1891 yields with little March snow and soil moisture, then argues that crop success hinges on reasonable rains rather than snow. It also recounts a Thanksgiving incident in which a U S consul in a Turkish city defeated five Turks in a street altercation, prompting diplomatic scolding but unlikely repercussions.
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Turkey
Uncle Sam
Jack Studley
New York
Old Bowery Theater
Davis
Owen Glendower
Sam
U. S
Washington
Gentle Glencoe settler dies after long life of service
A respected Glencoe resident dies after a period of illness. He was a loyal neighbor and pioneer, known for hospitality and honesty. Surviving kin find solace in a life spent supporting family, community, and local poultry trade amid changing markets.
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Mr. Smith
Sgrm
Gjone
Glencoe
Cemetery meeting for Linton burial ground plans
The people of Linton will meet to discuss securing land for a cemetery. A meeting is set for Saturday evening January 2 1904 at 8 o'clock in the schoolhouse to consider acquiring a plot and establishing a burying ground. A creamery plant contract was made with E M Nerhaugen of Montevideo Minnesota to supply equipment, with local merchants supporting the project.
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Linton
Coventry
E. M. Nerhaugen
Montevideo
Mion
Nee Have
Late Comrade Sylvanus Smith Remembered in Record Tribute
The Record recalls Comrade Sylvanus Smith of Glengge who died after a long life of service. Born 1835 in French Town, Pas, he married in 1852, moved to Miewiii in 1868, and settled in Burleigh County, North Dakota by 1882. He served in the cavalry during the Civil War and was well regarded by his community.
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Sylvanus Smith
Glengge
Seltier
Belog
Mia
ME Eittacn
Miewiii
Nort Dakota
Burlegh County
Quanty
Bumonn
Irrigation funds shift from North Dakota in national debate
Cable war updates show fluctuating reports from Japan and Russia with warnings of new conflict. North Dakota likely loses irrigation funds as officials say the state lacks suitable topography for large scale projects and may see money redirected to the territories and other states.
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North Dakota
Fragmented verse scene at the club with half-heard words
A muddled sequence depicts a man and woman in a night setting at a club. The dialogue hints at longing and uncertain luck as the speaker attempts to express happiness and fate, with broken lines and unclear quotation.
Poultry Practices and Dressed Fowls in Local Trade
A fragment notes issues with dressed poultry buyers and headless birds. Experts claimed to detect theft or misdoing by examining heads, limbs, and feet, while concerns over fraud and illicit substitutions persisted for local settlers and merchants.
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Enat
Linton Gould
Early Beaver Valley settler Annie Bartu dies by accidental poisoning
Mrs Annie Bartu died after drinking laudanum and ether by mistake near Linton four miles northwest of town. The 65 year old, an early Beaver Valley settler since 1884, left a large family including son John Bartu of Linton and daughter Mrs Mary Lyon of Linton. Funeral services were held at the Lyon residence conducted by Rev J E McKinney with a local choir and pallbearers. Interment followed at Beaver Valley cemetery.
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Linton
Annie Barry
John
Barty
P. G. Rooks
OC. Coventry
C. Rawderdink
R. R. Hogue
Beaver Valley
Chicago Milwaukee and Paul Railway Announces Through Train
A new through train from Chicago to California via the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul line offers standard sleeping cars between Chicago and San Francisco. Through sleepers and coaches run to Denver and Seattle with connections. Descriptive folders and booklets are available from ticket agents or A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Chicago
California
Milwaukee & St
San Francisco
Denver
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