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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
4
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County presents local notices from Linton North Dakota. This entry records publishing details and the paper’s formal notice of entrance and distribution as the community source.
The speech accuses opponents of Townley’s movement of inviting political and business extinction. It claims the league will create a home for aged and decrepit workers and, if powerful enough, for lame duck politicians and journalists who served former leaders.
Judge Robinson and Totten clashed over methods to alter the constitution as Public Opinion notes Townley threats and a boycott in Bradock and Bismarck. The discussion drew over a hundred attendees with sharp exchanges on lawfulness, governance, and political power.
Lawmakers clashed over recording speeches in the journal as opponents sought to preserve the debate for later reference. The league blocked inclusion, hiring stenographers, then withdrew the motion to publish its dissertation. Representative Divet challenged Lynn J. Frazier on a supposed boss influence.
In North Dakota legislators debate the state fair when the league backs Fargo and to cut Grand Forks. Fargo hotel owners back the measure while Grand Forks leaders resist. House dynamics show league bosses steering bills and punishing dissent with caucus control. Siiney Smith defies the line claiming independence from league dictates.
Four league representatives refused to vote for House Bill 44. A league spokesman warned that opposing the steam roller would bring harm, as a $500,000 machine is described as moving forward under pressure in the house.
The speaker notes few people have read the bill H. B. 44 as only a small number of copies have been distributed.
Daniel R Williams a Burleigh county pioneer died at his brother Gen E A Williams home on Seventh street from heart failure. Born May 10 1846 in Mystic Connecticut he lived in Wisconsin Illinois and on the Dakota frontier before helping organize Emmons county and serving as the first warden of the Bismarck penitentiary. He later ran a Chicago real estate firm and then a Brush Lake cattle ranch in McLean county North Dakota.
The article lists upcoming church services for next Sunday with Sabbath school at 10 30 a m Epworth League at 6 45 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m It notes a profitable Epworth League meeting last Sunday with over forty attendees and invites all area youths to Sunday evening sessions in the church basement Announcements include a cottage meeting at the Dale Mickel home and a Lincoln program at the church on Monday February 12 with full details to follow A Teachers Training Class meets Wednesdays in the church basement and an Aid Meeting shifts from Wednesday to Friday Also a humorous notice mentions doctors atttnding to those who laugh through Tillie’s Punctured Romance and is dated Tuesday Feb 6.
Riverside Refining Co announces oil grease specialties and paint supply. Part time positions available with commission basis. Man with rig preferred. Cleveland Ohio.
City of Linton warns all property owners who do not clear snow within 24 hours after a storm that the town will clear walks at municipal expense and charge the cost to the property via taxes. Notices also advertise properties for sale including 16x26 residence with four lots and more in Temvik and Mandan districts, with terms and conditions for trade and payment.
Saint Anthony residence at 810 Broadway conducts high mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 AM with vespers and benediction at 2 PM and weekday mass at 8 AM. Sacred Heart at Rosenthal hosts a mission from Linton every second and fourth Sunday with high mass and sermon at 10 AM.
Class ad from Central Petroleum Co of Cleveland Ohio seeks men to earn over 125 dollars monthly with advancement opportunity. Address inquiries to the company for employment.
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