After election North Dakota faces future political currents
The Emmons County Record debates the post election scene in North Dakota. The paper argues against socialist influences, supports farmer leadership, critiques nonpartisan and NP factions, notes election results for Fay Harding Ward Naramore Weld Langredahl, and dismisses rumors of debates and firing controversy.
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Fay Harding
Ward
Harding
Naramore
Weld
N. P
Smith
Langredahl
Kidder County
Ohio school election sides with consolidated school plan
A Tuesday Ohio school election produced a three vote majority to build a consolidated school near the store. A voter letter to The Record complains the new site jeopardizes children's welfare and urges authorities to investigate, though the newspaper cannot verify the claim firsthand.
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Ohio
Pioneer Lady Dies in Linton Home After Broken Leg
Margaret Jones mother of Thos and Wm Jones of Linton died at the Jones home on Thursday noon after several weeks confined to bed from a broken leg. Born January 4 1832 in Manchester England the widow of Griffith Jones who died November 25 1899. Funeral held next day at 3 pm with Rev Van Horn at Linton cemetery.
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Margaret Jones
Thos
Wm. Jones
Linton
Jones
Manchester
England
Griffith Jones
Oshkosh
Wis
Mankato
Minn
Emmons County
Old South Prairie Colony
John H. Jones
Portland
Oregon
Margaret Wilson
Seattle
Milton Culbertson
Minneapolis
Florence
van Horn
Farmers Elevator Declares Dividends After Year of Trade
The Hazelton Farmers' Union Elevator Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Klabunde's hall. It reported moving about 260000 bushels of grain, with 221000 hauled by stockholders. A four cent per bushel dividend totaled 10448.85 dollars, leaving 700 dollars in treasuries. A 10 percent per-share dividend and 13 cent per dollar rebates on coal, flour and posts were announced, bringing total profits to just over 11000 dollars.
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Hazelton Farmers’ Union Elevator Company
Klabunde’s
Co op elevator boosts local farmers and economy
The Hazelton Republican notes that the cooperative elevator keeps over $10,000 in Emmons county, benefiting farmers and local merchants. It praises the cooperative approach over political divisions, highlights a successful meeting, and lists elected directors C. A. Ward S. E. Brindle E. R. Purinton John Zirnhelt John Baker with Ward as board president and E. H. Brandt as secretary and S. E. Brindle as treasurer.
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Emmons County
Amons
C. A. Ward
S. E. Brindle
E. R. Purinton
John Zirnhelt
John Baker
E. H. Brandt
Hazelton Happenings and Local Travel Notes
Hazelton social and civic items cover residents traveling to Valley City for normal school, visits from relatives in Minneapolis and Ashland, and a motor party to Bismarck. Campaigning by A. L. Geil, plus new business in town, and a severe lightning strike destroys a home near Nels Ekanger with substantial loss.
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Vern Scott
Robert O'Callaghan
Valley City
Bismarck
Mesdames
H. O. Batzer
R. K. Batzer
R. C. Colburn
Olive McManus
Kathryn Reedy
E. H. Brandt
Henry Hehn
Amelia Appert
Sarah Porter
Normal School
Normal School. Miss Appert
Cleveland
O. M. Garber
Ashland
Ohio
H. A. Armstrong
Nels Ekanger
Hog buyers and farm losses plus a June wedding
Sam Salmonson arrived from the Winona neighborhood with five hogs bringing over 135 dollars. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Persch on Monday evening. John Parrott lost a prized work horse when it drowned after a broken sulky incident. Miss Petra Naaden and Mr Horton Devan wed at the Naaden home with Rev. Olson officiating and a reception, dance, and supper to follow at the Grange Hall.
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Herman Persch
Tigers
John Parrott
C. Naaden
Winona
Grange ‘Hall
Pollock
Couple’s Farm Wedding Invites 150 Guests Near Pollock
The countryside was invited to a wedding turnout of about 150 to 200 people. Mr. and Mrs. Devan plan to reside on the Devan ranch, four miles north of Pollock, welcoming friends after July 10.
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Mrs. Devan
Devan Ranch
Pollock
Rebuff Sparks Dramatic Cotton Delivery Prank
Mrs. Johones, a well known shopper, angers shopkeeper by spoiling a purchase. In retaliation three laborers arrive with a dray and haul the cotton reel to the gate over the lawn. The reel is tipped onto the doorstep and left. Mrs. Johones slams the door in embarrassment.
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Emmons County Record
North Dakota
F. B. Streeter
Minneapolis Journal
Hazelton
Temvik
NP. Outfit
Ong
NP. League
Townley
Senate
N. P's
League
Frazer
E. D. Fogle
Fogle
Sons
Farmers’ Elevator
State Bank
Dakota
Linton, North
Republican
Cecil Horstmeyer
Normal
Register of Deeds
A. L. Geil
Progress
Sam Salmonson
Leonard du Heaume
Nor. Dak
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Home Bakery
Turner
C. Bertheau
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell- Miller Milling Co
Ach Distributors
Hamilton and
South Bend Watches
WM. Heyerman, Jeweler
R WM. J. Gabbert
Wan. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Dray Line
Milwaukee
N.P
THE
Boston
Brandegee, Kincaid & Co
Wilson Bros
Roswelle
Wilson Bros. Underwear
R. L. Best
Bismarck, N. D
Glen Mickel
Linton, Ndak
Fred Gau
N. D
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