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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice about a writ entered at Linton Post Office concerning a matter of record. No full details available. focuses on the filing action and local office involved.
An account describes the Society of a sbao in Manila and a Washington banquet with mock figures of U S sailors, olive branches, and a song spoofing the Philippines. It notes tensions over policy, public questions, and the White House reception with remarks linking military leaders and officials.
Report notes officers who attended a quiet bond event gave statements freely. Columnists predict those in the army navy gathering may be assigned to less desirable posts. Many editors deem the affair as a tempest in a teacup with little substantial outcome.
Mrs I Irish wife of the First National Bank vice president captured burglars in her Fargo home. She searched them and talked over the situation coolly before locking doors to prevent escape. The intruders grabbed her and later were captured. The incident earned bold praise with local humor in the press dispatches.
A Juarez dispatch reports the revolutionary in command has issued a decree threatening death for liquor sellers and silencing buyers. The note mentions Judge Pollack Watkins and Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson among North prohibition leaders, with reference to an overlooked bu.
The piece critiques sex education in schools and states’ laws requiring physical examinations for marriage partners. It notes physician resistance to forced exams, cites Wisconsin and Kansas as examples, and condemns reform as a political weapon termed "D4 Eyed Goddess, Reform" by Locd Watterson.
The journal laments sensational reporting by sensational newspapers inflaming public hysteria about crime and vice. It argues literature and discourse should be sober not exploitative and condemns “white slavery” panic fueling unjust moral alarm among city youths.
The Fargo Forum announces a shift to a red democratic format, signaling a political realignment and new editorial direction for the newspaper.
The fragment questions whether the Democratic party will be visible in next year's election and where the Forum We found will appear. It references high living costs and debate over a free list in North Dakota prothee context.
Jonee and Join Bader from Winona visited Pollock for freight and business. Multiple townspeople including Steve Silk and others were in Pollock for sales, dental work, and social events as winter routines continued with local dramas and community notices.
In Braddock and nearby, residents depart for holidays and visits. Mrs. S. A. Mikalson plans a Bis march to see her mother, while relatives travel to Canada and the twin cities. Debate on an electric light plant for Hazelton continues as locals discuss adequate lighting.
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