Tax bonds and US protest over Russia lynching
State supreme court will decide if school funds may back institution bonds. Towns hope for looser constraints. A proposed US protest against Russia’s murder of Jews gains momentum. Muscovite officials threaten retaliation over lynching of negroes in the United States.
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Tax State Supreme Court
Uncle Sam
United States
Russia
St. Petenburg
Linton Fourth of July Celebration Promises Variety
Linton plans a full day of events including a parade at 10:30 am led by the Linton Cornet Band and local groups. The pavilion program features Rev J A Lemery, Hon B K Spalding, and national anthems with language readings. Prizes include a $25 china tea set and multiple races, footraces, a greased pole and pig, plus a 4 pm baseball purse and 5 pm foot races. Fireworks, clown entertainment, and dancing at Ott & Delger hall complete the day.
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H. A. Armstrong
Wallace Eyes
Linton Cornet Band
Broadway
Emmons County
Rube
Rubes
Local Storm Leaves Town Damaged. Widow and Family Injured
A heavy Emmons county storm caused roof and structure damage across the area. The worst destruction struck the Al Honstain residence near South Prairie, where the building rolled over four times. Mrs Honstain suffered three broken ribs while others escaped with minor injuries. Hail and wind damaged outlying properties, trains faced washouts, and gardens were flattened. First publication June 19, last July 24. Also notice of foreclosure sale against Ernest Meinberg and Mathias Herriges filed by Jedediah W. Wescott for property in Linton, due July 2 at 2 pm.
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Wiiter
Emmons
Jer
Backhaus
L. We
Petrie
Mr. Gosting
al. Honstain
Michael Mahaney
South Prairie
Haag
W. T. Brooks
Linton
Buil
A. L. Abel
BE. L. Hawes
Mazelton
N. P
Milwaukee
Strasburg
W. BE. Petrie
Emmons County
Ernest Meinberg
Mathias Herriges
Jedediah W. Wescott
Register of Deeds
County of Emmons
North Dakota
Enminoons County
Deota
Notices of Final Homestead Proofs across North Dakota lands
Several notices announce final proof in support of homestead claims. Settlers John Winkels William S Lee Heinrich Klein and others name witnesses and dates for hearings before U.S. Commissioner Charles Lane at Linton North Dakota and Bismarck, with first publication dates in 1903.
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Bismarck
N. D
Charles 8. Lane
Linton
N. C
John Winkels
Northwest
St. P. M
John Biddlecomy
Winona
Jesse Payne
Pollock
Peter L. Leonard
D. Leonard J. Volmes
Polock
Pissnom
N.D
Charles &. Lane
United States
William
Lanev
Otioce
Charles 8
Lane
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