Emmons County Record debut and author attribution
The Pioneer Journal of Emmons County announces the Emmons County Record by D. R. Streeter. The notice states the Record is entered at the Linton post office as second class matter and provides publication details.
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Pioneer Journal of the County
Linton Pi Office Ag
Bismancx
N. D
Nerice
Sottjurdias
Eter Kratt
Pidzo
Orficio Uler
Emmons
N. CD
Linton
N.D
Gottlieb Webel
Prs
Georg Borro
Business ethics in Emmons County newspaper sale dispute
A lengthy critique questions claims by C A Patterson about purchasing the Winona Times. The piece outlines an April 1899 sale to D B Streeter, the agreed five year nonpublication clause, and alleged misvaluing of assets and circulation. It cites a certified bill of sale and notes public interest in fair dealing in local media. It adds a detector view of broader state newspaper activity and local settlers arriving from Iowa.
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C. A. Patterson
Mr. McFarland
Linton
Winona Times
Record Man
J. Patterson
Patterson
Times
Hile
Bismarck Clothing
Braddock
Streeter
P. M
Register
Tr Nton
Register Schweitzer
Gale
Charles A. Patterson
Emmons
North Dakota
D. B. Streeter
Ome
Mons
D. K
Emmons County
D. KR
Hepyolican
D R. Streeter
D. R. Streeter
A. Pattenson
Norts Dakora
Tas
Emons
Brat B. Schweitzer
Dakota
de Sereb
Sisatul
Conntye
Perebaece
Oeener
A. D
Congress moves to repeal the entire war tax
The passage notes the current prosperity and that Congress will repeal the wartime tax. It praises the Republican administration for maintaining a large Philippine army and covering its costs from ordinary revenues along with normal current expenditures.
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Congress
House Committee On Ways and Means
Philippines
The Pollock Progress Debut Critiqued by Editor
The Pollock Progress from R. F. Cranston lands on the Record exchange table. The first issue is praised as newsy and creditable but the editor jokes of not yet challenging the county treasury the Campbell sheriff or Uncle Stoke, implying youthful rough edges.
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Pollock Progress
R. F. Cranston
Campbell County
Uncle Stoke
Diversified crops rise on Missouri Slope as wheat grows
The Missouri Slope shows growing knowledge of diversifying crops beyond wheat. Farmers are increasingly raising corn and fodder. Canada supplies wheat to the world, while a Minnesota firm plans a 6,000,000 bushel Port Arthur elevator. North Dakota farmers are urged to diversify with rising acreage and wheat yields.
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Missouri
Minnesota
Port Arthur
Manitobac
North Dakota
Harsh criticism of press and a 1801 naval incident
A brief critique notes the rush in daily and weekly news work and cites Youth's Companion, a highly circulated publication. It recalls the 1801 Balti more attack at Valparaiso where sailors were attacked and wounded, highlighting enduring tensions and embitterment among the Ghilan people.
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Thoose
U.S
Baltimore
Valparaiso
Becaes
Missouri Slope set for special home region edition
The Missouri Slope will get a special edition praising its desirability for eastern emigrants seeking new homes. It will feature many Slope scenes and a photo-engraving of beer-keg piles at depots to illustrate prohibition in North Dakota. Editor Jewell, a longtime AL newspaper man, expects strong regional impact.
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Bismarck Tribune
Missouri Slope
North Dakota
Jewell
Pioneer Journal
North Dakota Wool Growers Elect Officers At Meeting
The North Dakota Wool Growers Association held a routine meeting at the Bismarck Bank offices this afternoon led by President Campbell with E H Wilson as secretary. New officers elected for the year are Glen Allin as president and E H Wilson as secretary treasurer. An invitation was extended to W W Bourke editor of the National Sheep Breeder to address next year’s annual meeting. Attendees included Dugald Campbell Armstrong James Campbell Glencoe C E Crum Sterling P B Wickham D P Barnes I P Baker Oscar Ward and others in Bismarck.
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Bismarck Tribune
North Dakota Wool-Growers’ Association
Bismarck Bank
Campbell
E. H. Wilson
P. B. Wickham
Glen Allin
Bismarck
W. W. Bourke
The
National Sheep Breeder
Dugald Campbell
Armstrong
James Campbell
Glencoe
C. E. Crum
Sterling
D. P. Barnes
I. P. Baker
Oscar Ward
Hugging Society Provokes Turmoil in Belle Center Ohio Church
A Toledo dispatch reports a church hugging society formed in Belle Center with B. C. Bates as president and Idella Denison as acting secretary. The group set a schedule with varied fees for different ages and relations, drawing upset reactions from older church members. The forty three member group staged a performance and another event was planned for February 10.
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Toledo
Ohio
Belle Center
Little Village
B. C. Bates
Idella Denison
Ander
Fort Snelling officers eye supreme command amid troop moves
The Fourteenth Infantry at Fort Snelling faces changes as Company B of the Eighth moves from Fort Yates North Dakota leaving that post garrisonless. A small detachments of the Fourteenth may form the Fort Yates army with a lieutenant as lord of all he surveys. Harrison and Missoula forts in Montana likely receive cavalry garrisons while the Thirteenth cavalry from Fort Meade may be reassigned to those posts.
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Pioneer Press
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Eighth Infantry
Fort Yates
N. C
Fourteenth
Army
Robinson Crousoe
Yates
Bismarck
Harrison
Mont
Missoula
Eighth
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Meade
River Crossing Image Offer by Fort Yates Photographer
With the river safe and pleasant weather, B. Fiske, Photographer at Fort Yates North Dakota, invites residents to leave their pictures for development and keepsake portraits during favorable conditions.
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B. Fiske
Fort Yates
Housekeeper Wanted By Experienced Applicant
Advertises for a housekeeper position by a person who understands housekeeping, farm or town work, with nursing and sewing skills. References exchanged. Respondents address J A Box 113 Owatonng.
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Padres
Owatonng
For Sale Horses and Estray Bay Gelding
For sale twenty head of horses including 12 work horses 4 mares and 4 yearlings. Also an estrayed bay gelding weighing 1100 to 1200 pounds with a white blaze and white hind feet and a wine cup brand on left hip. Likely near Livona. previously returned there. Notify Wm B Grong Cleveland ND. Estray recorded July 4 1901.
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Sheree Oe
AS. B. Baker
Witten N.D
Livqna
Wm. B. Grong
Cleveland
N. D
Treasurer’s Notice From Emmons County War Rants Call
War notices from Emmons County warn that all warrants are called for payment. Inter-Linton, North Dakota editor announces subscription to The Record.
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Emmons County
Inter- Linton
N. D
Coonte T.r
Growth in New York Life profits 1898 to 1901
Special Agent C. D. Edick reports New York Life Insurance Company profits for policy holders rose from over 14 million in 1898 to over 29 million in 1901. The figures show steady annual increases reflecting strong earnings and policy value growth.
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New York Life Insurance Company
C. D. Edick
New York Life Insurance Co
Bismarck
N. D
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H. Cotton
General Merchandise
Braddock, Nor Dak
Zegpcey
Snyder's
J. F. Snyder
Thomas Jones’ Postoffice Building
W. E. Petrie
Linton, Nordak
E. Semling & CO
Monarch
Great Western
Hanson
McKibben
SWEET
ORR & CO
T Ssemling
Bismarck, N. D
Emmons County Land Office
Bales
Hackney-Boyntgn Land Company
Edward Braddock
Waters
Gayton, North Dakota
Emmons County Record
Burpey
Tris
Sig. Marconi
Iowa
Rome
United States
U. S
Egan
Balmeceda
Wootelirowers
Estrayes
J. W. Wescott, Linton
Fred Junge, JR
Lumber and Coal
Cottace Hotel
Prop'r. Northa Daxbora
United States Land Office
Bismarrck
Anton Naaden
Charles
Lane
Sslaner
District of North Dakota
TN OraMay
William Colville
Winona
Wiliam Giteliede
N. D. Riczpet
Pollock
D. Eo Hiness
Ashgrove
Lawp
BisMaAnck
Otice
Charlies
Linsa N. D
Minerva A. Dawson
John A. Stiles
Clinton F. Wagher
Dorcus M. Streeter
Bayser Macomber
A.C. McBillivray
Hismancx
Settlor
Pan
Albert Hasper
Seag Vie MD N
Hull
Arts Helinar
Peter G. Ks
Peter Nieuwsms
A. C. McGillivray
Laxp
Bismanck
Sexy
Charles 8. Lane
Aantony N. D
Christian Marquart
Peter Schmaltz
Selz
Jakob Keller
Ferdinand Wildemann
Andrvwas Felst
Department OF the Interior
Bismanen
Ricister
Heron
Firat
Nei
Apne
District of North
Ae Linwa
Georg Schmidt
du N. D
Chas. W. Shorman
Postoffice Building
Feu
Duasen
Vine
Peter Mosbrucker
Charles Lane
North Rmkote
Northy Range
Fifth P. M
Get
Dakem
Polana Gefroh
Puree Kearny
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