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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
4
A garbled page fragment references a teen, a wedding, and a diary with scattered notes about a county, a public event, and a mysterious building. It mentions a Mrs Bolton, a Mand publication, and cryptic lines about a diary entry and a man puzzling over farm management.
Read about common stomach and bowel issues in the S'ers column, highlighting symptoms, potential causes, and general health tips. The piece discusses how dietary choices and lifestyle can influence digestion and offers guidance on when to seek medical advice.
Readable fragments show a long legal public notice page with mentions of court matters, arrests, and municipal actions. Names and places are scattered, including references to the N P section and local authorities, with details on proceedings and dates implied within the fragmented text.
The 1913 North Dakota legislative session sees Republican Fraine win the speaker role after a caucus vote against Democratic rival Connor. The piece notes Fraine’s competence and long service, with context on the new Emmons-Kidder delegation and ongoing recess and upcoming bills including wage bonds for threshing workers and election law changes.
A feature on Emmons county political figures praises Hon. Batzer and Hon. Streeter as seasoned lawmakers and editors. It notes Streeter’s long tenure at the Emmons County Record and mentions a delegation seeking better Soo railway service through Emmons, Burleigh and Logan counties, arguing current train service is inadequate.
A reader recounts a chaotic scene where a singer struggles with pronunciation and rhythm during a performance. The capsule notes misreadings, a captain’s interruption, and a tense reaction as the singer attempts a Latin line amid audience bemusement.
The article explains the Church of England's structure with the archbishop of Canterbury as the head for England, York as the second province, and ten dioceses in the eastern part. It notes the archbishop's public duties, the two convocations, and the two houses of parliament style bishops and deans elected on new parliaments.
John Moran was summoned to the Police court for breach of the peace. A friend testified Moran claimed to have broken his leg with a hammer and hidden it in a woodshed. Police found a wooden leg, Moran confessed, and was taken to the court.
The text recalls the Ottoman capture of Constantinople beginning in 1430s and 1453, noting Amurath I and the expansion into Europe. It describes the loss of the eastern Roman empire, with Turks advancing from Asia into Thrace and Greece over decades.
A fragment cites a debate about a man with a melancholy look named Hammer the poet. It mentions he wrote verses and a refrain about life being what you make it. The note casts him as suffering from chronic dyspepsia, attributed to the Cleveland Plains Dealer.
A brief item notes vital statistics actions or records from Las SertSs. details are limited but indicate updates or reach of records in local civil registration.
A fragmented record notes court or legal notice about estate assets and distribution details. It mentions parties and a central court or state authority overseeing the process. The readable phrases indicate asset valuation and transfer actions within a district.
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