Post Office Rules Threaten Second Class Rates for Delinquent Subscriptions
The article cites a sweeping postal order aiming to curb papers with large free circulations and premium offers that avoid paying subscription fees. It contrasts legitimate delinquent lists with snide weeklies, warns publishers face jail or fines, and notes the Record’s past lax collection methods as the industry adapts to new penalties.
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Portland
Maine
Post Office Department
Bismarck Tribune
The
Tribune
Smithville
Smith County
North Dakota
Record
Burleigh County Tribune
Postmaster at Linton rails against stamp stand-offs
The Record urges subscribers to renew, explains postal rules for second class mailing and arrears. It notes penalties for false evidence to obtain lower rates, outlines payment options, and defends local papers keeping county identity. It references Hon. Arne P. Haugen’s health and public stance on prohibition.
Poster Headline Bloat Dulls Readers In Grand Forks
The Grand Forks Press laments growing use of large poster style headings over minor items. Readers tire of such attention grabbing and the practice is likened to a boy who cried Wolf and lost credibility.
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Grand Forks
Lunch Served At All Times At Linton Bakery
A bakery in Linton announces lunch is available throughout the day. The notice emphasizes continuous service and invites customers to visit for meals.
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Linton Bakery
Orice
Insmarck
Frank L. Skellengel
Linton
N.D
Homestead i
S. E
Sec .Np
Pitt Lm
Timuas
Kelley
Fuuorth Dakota
H Armetrong
Inscoats
Lis
Oun Haley
Servis
Ace Ee
Cattle and Horses Listed by Farmers in Detail
The record item catalogues numerous farmers and ranchers such as Haselton, Westfeld, and Bevis noting cattle and horses with left or right hip marks, J. H. Haseltos and others listing cattle, 73 on the right rib, 12 on the left ribs, and various brand references including Vasa left tip.
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Ben—Emmensburg
Hedblad
Olof
Tell
Bevis
Catele
Rigna Bip
Peena G. W
Westield
Houter M
Haselton
Astela
Vasa
van Seest
H—Haull
Cattiec
van Geest
Hall
Weiler
A. M
Hampton
Saket
Beetan
Trasburs
Jacob
Winona
T T Co Yeater
D. H
Haseltos
Castle
Gambling condemned as social harm in civic critique
A moral argument denounces gambling across sport and speculation, asserting it harms society, erodes character, and injures women and children. The piece cites civilization’s view against gambling and compares it to other social evils while weaving in quoted lines from various authors.
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Charles F. Dole
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W. C. Wolverton
Linton, North Dakota
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