Record announces new partnership and local focus in Emmons County
The Emmons County Record announces Frank B. Streeter joining the firm as business and local departments head. The editors pledge stronger coverage of state and home events, a rapid collection process, and a locally oriented newspaper for North Dakota's Northwest communities. They note events at Mandan dairy convention, political comments on Hanley and McCumber, and local transport and farm topics affecting Linton and surrounding areas.
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Frank B. Streeter
Record
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Everbody
Northwest
North Dakota
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Socialists and politics mix with labor and law
A reader notes that not all organized workers are socialists while the United Mine Workers of America rejected a socialist pledge by 515 to 135 at Indianapolis. The piece laments perceived government socialism in schools, postal service, and railways and cites census data on turkeys and chickens, homestead rules, China’s status, an assassination attempt on Yuan Shikai, and a rise in socialist MPs in Germany.
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United Mine-Workers of America
Indianapolis
Socialist Party
United States
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Mr. Kai
North Dakota's growth tied to foreign born settlers census
The federal census shows North Dakota with a total population of 577,056. Native parentage 192,461 and foreign parentage 251,26. Native born whites 413,717 while foreign born whites number 154,138. Negroes total 617.
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North Dakota
Ice crop stands out in Emmons county records
The Fargo Forum notes that additional crop reports would help and The Record delivers. Emmons county reports an absolutely perfect ice crop while other crops are not currently growing there.
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Fargo Forum
Emmons County
Linton Sees Lower Local Phone Rates Listed
Bis marck Tribune notes Linton has lower charges for local service. Statewide rates show business houses at 2.59 dollars per month and residences at 1.50, while Linton charges are 2 dollars for business and 21 cents for residences.
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Bismarck Tribune
Linton
Workingman Prospects in New York amid Butter Shortage
A historical note discusses hardworking life in New York as butter wholesale price sits at 42 cents with dealers warning shortages could push prices higher to unseen levels. The tone reflects urban labor concerns and rising costs in the market.
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New York
Bismarck Tribune Poet Trot Out for Pegasus
A playful note asks what has become of the Tribune poet and whether frost bite or other misfortune keeps him from writing. It praises his talent and urges bringing back the poet to the paper, even if briefly.
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Bismarck Tribune
Doughnut-Lifter Patent Buried in North Dakota Claim
Julius A. Rund of Barton patents a doughnut-lifter but the device isn’t needed and no North Dakota schoolboy is required to be subject to the patent. The claim suggests every boy is “just as good,” indicating a broader challenge to the invention’s necessity and patent validity.
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Julius A. Rund
Barton
North Dakota
Mattison Returns for Visit After Long Absence
Martin Mattison, formerly of Wesfield country in Emmons county, arrived in Lin ton last Friday night on the delayed N. P. train for a two month visit with former friends. He has lived near Deary Idaho in recent years and has been traveling through Spokane, Big Bend and Conrad Montana. In Conrad he met Anton Nelson, a former neighbor, who also moved there. Mattison notes the western regions have endured sub zero cold like the Dakotas, though not as prolonged. Mortgage deeds and notes at Record office.
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Emmons County
Martin Mattison
Wesfield
Linton
N. P
Mr. Mattison
Deary
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
Big Bend
Montane
Conrad
Mont
Anton Nelson
Stout
Mr. Nelson
Mattison
Dakotas
Double weddings and a lucky dish gift in Emmons County
In Emmons County on Saturday John McBride and Ida Payre were wed by Judge Carley in the it-house and won a cut-glass dish at a moving picture show. Lena Meier and Paul Martten, both from West Linton, married Monday morning at the Meier home with a banquet and dancing. Engineer Huntington of the Lightning Express faced locomotive troubles near McKenzie and Linton, including a stalled steam engine that required a Milwaukee train to restart it after a six foot push.
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Marager
N. Turner
Lin‘pera House
Eureka
Commercial Club
Linton
Turner
Cf Emmons County
John McBride
Ida Payre
Dale
Carley
Chance
Franz Meier
West Linton
Lena Meier
Paul Marttern
Emmons County
Bert Irvine
Huntington
McKenzie
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