Roosevelt and Taft in Republican nomination view
The piece discusses Roosevelt potentially entering the Republican nomination if the party base demands it, compares Taft and La Follette, and notes strong support among progressives. It cites North Dakota crop data to illustrate state prosperity and farm loan activity as context for political sentiment this year.
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Women Dominate High School Enrollment Across Nation
The article notes a persistent excess of female students in high schools and normal schools while grade schools favor boys. It cites Minneapolis figures showing 2,607 boys and 841 girls in high schools, and explains the trend as linked to family economics, wage differences, and women’s leadership in education.
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Old-Time county dispatches spark nostalgia in Record
The Record reprints twenty-five year old county happenings and notes eastern Montana’s deep snow and cold killing thousands of sheep, wrecking stockmasters, while mocking tariff debates and wool costs as no remedy to the sheep crisis.
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Edgeley line work eyed as spring starts notes rail gossip
Spring rumors in railway circles hint at early start on the Edgeley line of the Northern Pacific and grading of the coast line cut-off likely to begin. If true, Emmons county farmers would gain work for men and teams during the idle season when crops fail and little else is available.
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Ida Roop 49 Dies After Long Illness in Hazelton
Mrs Ida Roop wife of John I Roop dies at 49 after months of sickness in Hazelton North Dakota She was born Ida May Kurtz in Wayne County Ohio on December 6 1882 and moved to Dakota Territory in 1883 The Roop couple wed September 15 1887 and had three children The funeral was held in Hazelton with remarks on her kindness and pioneer spirit and the Record family extended sympathy to her husband children and relatives
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D. R. Rupert
Jacob Keim
EF. C. Packer
Warren Worst
D. K. Streeter
Libbie Kurtz
Edna F. Connor
Fannie Crawford
Lillie Kiem
Lizzie Taipe
Stella Edick
Eva Campbell
Harry Roop
Will Campbell
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D. H. Yeater
Masters Cloyd Kurtz
Ollive Keim
Temvik to Form Full-Wedged Band With Local Support
Temvik plans a full-wedged band with instruments ordered and Emil Hardt of Linton named instructor. The town’s public-spirited citizens back the venture, mirroring Linton’s decade-old band success, which thrives despite limited financial backing. Rent notice: 270 acres one mile from Linton with seed furnished.
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State lands board sets aside funds for farm land loans
The Board of University and School Lands on January 25 allocated 200000 for farm land loans to be divided among counties. Applications may be 8000 to 10000 from this county. Loans require clear title and residency in the state. Applicants must obtain blanks from the county superintendent or auditor, have forms sworn to, and submit for appraisal before the February 2 meeting.
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North Dakota
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Linton
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Fragmented Verse Notice From Hartford North Dakota 1912
Fragmentary item from Hartford North Dakota dated February 6 1912 mentions Virtue precious gold blessed face grace of God and peace with Heaven. Confused text notes rag carpet weaving by Geo Brooks and a vague transfer of virtue seal of heaven.
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Pollock Pick-Ups Progress and Local Growth
Winona in Emmons county now has two general stores with steady business despite hard times. Frank Streeter of Linton joins his father in publishing the Linton Record, bringing strong articles worth reading. Fort Yates shows 1911 growth with a national bank two lumber yards a photo gallery pool hall hotel restaurant livery stable and blacksmith shop.
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