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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
1
One red heifer about two years old next spring is described as a possible natural muley with a cut under the right ear and a straight mark on the left ribs. The scar or braid is uncertain. The animal is believed to have been an estray since last fall.
The legislature approved a bill requiring all teachers exam papers to be marked by the state superintendent. A Cape Nome mining property dispute was compromised, but the contempt case against Alexander McKenzie remains unresolved, with a San Francisco federal judge sentencing the defendant to one year in jail for defying court orders. A land delinquency tax bill proposes selling lands to the lowest interest payer, not the smallest acreage, with redemption leaving landowners paying less. Tar Steele Ozone notes Judge Lyons received a carload of feed, prompting satire on equal satire. The county commissioners bill sets pay at five dollars daily only for counties valued at ten million or more, Cass County included. A Grand Forks Herald reception cites deputies reform in Cox bill aims to reduce sinecures and require heads of departments to oversee work personally, shifting blame to subordinates.
The Ottawa Journal reports Frederick O Hendershott editor of The Fur Dealer filed for divorce in Cook County amid backstory of alleged poisonings, elopement fears, and accusations against his wife Catherine Corcoran Hendershott. The piece traces earlier disputes, property claims, and a rumored Chicago residence while noting ongoing legal actions and local marriage notes in Pelz r Leonard and Gore districts.
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