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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1887
Page
3
The poem recalls intimate promises spoken in moonlight and a forest grove. A contrast emerges with a later line where a man swears and slams a door, hinting at tension between pledged fidelity and confrontation.
Alison Van Dant grapples with loss of her father and a forged family honor as Howard Vance and Jessie Greyson help her expose Ryan Gillette's treachery. The abandoned estate becomes a stage for secrets, romance, and a vow for justice amid rival loyalties and social scandal.
In a dramatic romance by Edna E. Jackson, Howard Vance vows vengeance and restoration for Alison's honor. A murderously thrilling chase ends on a bridge where a heroic act saves a child but Alison dies, leaving Jessie to name her My Lady Alison as Howard faces justice and heartbreak.
A Washington Post excerpt notes a view that great leaders tend to be larger in stature, with many notable figures listed. It contrasts large physique among generals and orators with smaller minds among philosophers, urging that vitality and earthiness accompany power and public success.
A collection of wry maxims noting drift from humor and the quirks of working for pay. The jests lampoon idealism and agreeableness, hinting that universal consent is improbable and that neighbors often mirror one’s own faults.
Letter from Terence Powderly denounces socialist elements within the Knights of Labor. He accuses New York and Philadelphia leaders of treachery, warns against gun and knife rhetoric, and calls for restraint while defending lawful reform. He condemns red flag advocates and scorns those who vote against the republic while professing labor duty.
Gen William T Loring a veteran of U S Confederate and Egyptian armies died at St Dennis hospital New York aged 80 He was born in North Carolina in 1817 and served from a teen lieutenant through Seminole Mexican Civil War and earned promotions He later led Confederate forces in West Virginia Vicksburg and Chattanooga before serving as Loring Pasha to the khedive He returned to Florida business ventures and authored books on his experiences The piece also notes assorted advertisements and brief items on industry and health remedies including Stomach Bitters and Canadian Pacific railway gun shipments
The item lists grain and produce prices from Cuicabo New York Minneapolis St Paul and other markets. It gives quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley flax seed timothy seed butter eggs pork lard and hay with specific grades and cents per unit. It also mentions ads and notices and names several individuals and firms.
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