ACME HARVESTER TRUST TARGETS FARMERS AND DEALERS
The Philadelphia Implement Age notes a May issue warning on the Harvester Trust and other major trusts. It explains that a trust unites several firms to control production and prices. It urges farmers to refuse purchases to starve the trust of capital and end monopolistic practices.
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Philadelphia Implement Age
Ans
Standard Oil Company
United States
Meat Trust
Steel Trust
Coal Trust
Harvester Trust
Deering
Champion
Plano
Milwaukee
McCormick
Minnie Harvester Co
Aultman, Miller Co
D. M. Osborne Co
North Dakota crops and local notes from Linton
The issue includes Emmons County crop summary for the week ending July 5 1905 with weather and growth details for wheat rye oats flax corn and grass. It reports on Stewart Bales wedding in Emmons County and alfalfa trials near Hazelton with Kurtz four acre site and expectations for a larger program.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Bronson
Linton
Kurtz
Hazelton
Attorney Armstrong
Agricultural Department
Washington
Population Rise Marks Emmons County Census Totals
Census returns confirm Emmons County population at 6336, up about 2000 since five years ago. Linton area omitted from final tally. county totals reflect residents along the river and surrounding townships. Previous counts show 38 in 1880, 1971 in 1890, 4349 in 1900.
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Emmons County
Linton
County Judge Rowerdink Returns Home After Surgery
County Judge Rowerdink comes back by Wednesday's Milwaukee train from Rochester Minnesota where he underwent a successful operation. He praises the hospital and Rochester surgeons as many friends in the county express relief and good wishes. An ad notes waistline fashions at Linton.
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John Stewart
Missouri River
W.L. Bales
Rowerdink
Rochester
Minn
Yeitiemih
North Dakota Education Institute Letter of Appreciation
State Superintendent Stockwell responds to County Superintendent Coventry praising the North Dakota Institute. He commends the committee and teachers, noting a desire to improve education during his tenure and recollects a favorable talk with Prof. Berg about the institute's work.
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Stockwell
Coventry
Chas
Linton
N. D
North Dakota
Berg
Go to the Railroad Restaurant for a Porterhouse steak
The note urges visiting the Railroad Restaurant to try a large porterhouse steak with assurance of a flawless dish. It promises a hopeful dining outcome and emphasizes the steak as a standout item at the venue.
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Railrroad
Excursion to Fargo Sends Out July 18 Reminder
The Fargo trip departs at 8 0 a m Tuesday July 18 and returns on the following Friday train. Officials urge quick notice to join, citing last year’s failures when over fifty applicants left several unable to go. Those on the list must go or withdraw promptly or face exclusion from future excursions unless illness or other unavoidable cause prevents.
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Fargo
New Base-Ball Stars Visit from the South Country
Cliff Putman reports a joyful Fourth in his neighborhood with a picnic and baseball game. Kids Comrade Bales and Jake Loutzenhiser played as Hal Tracy fell. Putnam served as deputy game warden during the event.
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Cliff Putman
South Country
Comrade Bales
Jake Loutzenhiser
Hal Tracyae
Mr. Putnam Qualied
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Cear
Linton Bazar
General Merchandise
Linton, North Dakota
The
E. D. Wescott
Linton Bakery
Obermetex, Proprietor
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
O, Vorlander
Braddock
A. W. Bims8
E. E. Martin
Ass’t. Cashier
Linton State Bank
Acme Harvester
P. G. Rooks
Emmons
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer
Joan Hay
Newbury
N. H
Lincoln
Bret Hart
Joaquin Miller
Jim Bludsoe
United
Alfalfa
Braddock, N. D
A. M. Britts
Clee
Oceania
Home Again
Supt. Stockwell
BR. &. Semling
Hackney Land Company
Hackney Lands
Martin & Sims
State Bank
Aes Eos
Esker Eeesesesed
Snyder's Drug Store
Hazelton, N. D
Dacotah Lumber CO
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