Trusts Threaten Farmers in Harvester Monopolies
An article from the Philadelphia Implement Age outlines how the Harvester Trust, formed by Deering Champion Plano Milwaukee McCormick and later absorbing others, seeks market control over implements. It argues the best farmer weapon is to refuse to buy to starve the trust of patronage.
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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 notes and marriage in Emmons County
The page reports the Emmons County Record and county crop summary for the week ending July 5 1905 noting cool and showery weather and crop progress plus a July 2 1905 marriage of James Stewart and Eva M. Bales in the Dale area. It highlights alfalfa trials near Hazelton by Mr Kurtz and local farming commentary from Linton.
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Emmons
D. R. Streeter
Linton
North Dakota
Pioneer
Bismarck
Bron- Bod
John Stewart
Missouri River
W. L. Bales
Census Figures for Emmons County Rise to 6356
Emmons County shows a population of 6356 after assessors finish gathering data. The rise from five years ago reflects growth from about 4300 in 1900 to this total, with most residents living along the river in earlier years and Linton partly excluded from the count.
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Emmons County
Linton
Iit
County Judge Rowerdink Returns After Operation
County Judge Rowerdink comes back by Wednesday's Milwaukee train after a trip to Rochester Minnesota for an operation. He reports the procedure successful and praises the hospital and Rochester surgeons. An advertisement notes waists trim and wash suits at Linton r.
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Rowerdink
Rochester
Minn
Linton R
North Dakota Education Institute praised by State Superintendent
State Superintendent Stockwell writes to County Superintendent Coventry praising a resolution from the North Dakota institute and expressing commitment to improving education. He notes meeting with Prof. Berg who commended the institute’s work and shares appreciation with the committee and teachers.
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Stockwell
Coventry
Chas
Linton
N. D
North Dakota
Berg
Porterhouse Promise at the Railroad Restaurant
A visitor is urged to try the big porterhouse steak at the Railroad Restaurant and is promised a flawless dining experience with no miss steak. The note emphasizes a hearty cut and satisfaction.
Excursion to Fargo Set for July 18 Departure
The trip will leave at 8 a m on Tuesday July 18 and return by the train the following Friday. Officials urge prompt notification to avoid shortages as last year many applicants could not go. Any on the excursion list who fail to go or withdraw in time to notify a vacancy may be excluded from future lists unless sickness or other unavoidable cause prevents travel.
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Linton
Kurtz
Hazelton
Attorney Armstrong
Agricultural Department
Washington
Fargo
New Base Ball Stars at Hal Tracy Picnic
Cliff Putman came from the south country the day before yesterday and reports a neighborhood Fourth picnic that included a baseball game. Participants included Comrade Bales and Jake Loutzenhiser. The picnic was at Hal Tracy place and Putman qualified as deputy game warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Putman
South Country
Comrade Bales
Jake Loutzenhiser
Hal Tracy Place
Mr. Putnam
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Cear
Linton Bazar
PETRI
General Merchandise
Linton, North Dakota
The
E. D. Wescott
Linton Bakery
Tvoxoxo
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
Vorlander
Braddock
A. W. Sims
E. E. Martin
Linton State Bank
TKE
Acme
P. G. Rooks
Joan Hay
Newbury
N. H
Lincoln
Bret Hart
Joaquin Miller
Jim Bludsoe
United
Alfalfa
Oxolexo
Gome
W. “Welsh, M. D
Braddock, N. D
A, Britts
Linton, Nurth Dakota
Clee
Home Again
Supt. Stockwell
BE. &. Semling
Clo'hin G. Gents’ Furnishings
Bismarck, North Dakota
Hackney Land Company
Hackney Lands
Martin & Sims
State Bank
Kyes
Snyder, Lazelton, N. Db. A
Ito
Dacotah Lumber Coo
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