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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
3
An editorial promotes health through right living and timely use of remedies like California Fig Syrup Co. products while urging truthful advertising. A Maine court opening ends with a chaplain’s joke about a land with no courts or lawyers, prompting chaplain changes.
An aged trade card requests buyers to write desk No 3 for prices from Crescent Creamery Co St Paul Minn and Miller Holmes partners plus Milton Dairy Co and N W Hide & Fur Co. The ad promotes buying cream and hides with scattered quotes and aphorisms.
A narrator recalls a sting against counterfeiters tied to an international expo. A bank president, a factory cashier, and a payroll teller are shadowed by detectives Saunders and McGrath as they pursue clues amid lavish living. The plot centers on Morton and Tarley as key suspects in the counterfeit scheme.
The narrator details breaking a counterfeit operation involving a bank teller and cashier. They discover false coins in a payroll haul and uncover molds and equipment in the banker’s basement. With gardener Mason and others implicated, authorities recover about $10,000 as the gang is arrested and timetabled.
A letter from James S. Ainslie and sons touts homesteads in Carmangay Alta Canada. It describes buying land near Clairsholm on the Little Bow, fencing, building, crops from 200 acres sown to oats and wheat, large herds and sheep, and rising land values with a planned railroad nearby. The witness praises Canadian government support and Southern Alberta as a strong outdoor-labor economy.
The essay argues that the idea of world government exists in two forms: a dead empire echoing Caesar and Kaiser and a living federation concept. It questions why nations seek military readiness and vast fleets, noting no single conqueror can dominate all. It suggests one international court could handle disputes and enforcement. Atlantic Weekly
The state mine inspector’s report to the governor shows South Dakota produced a record $7,460,000 in gold last year, marking the largest annual output in state history.
The University of Glasgow reports 067 women students the largest on record. Margaret College serves as the women's hall under Miss Galloway LL D and Miss Janet Spels M A.
Letter from Houston Texas recounts a woman once ill for three years with female troubles and liver issues whose condition improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer Mrs Ensic L Hicks urges others to try the preparation, claiming it cured her and praising its honesty and efficacy.
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