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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
4
The Linton Record urges farmers across the county to back a county fair plan, stressing timely organization, farmer leadership, and community representation to ensure a successful event with grain produce and livestock displays. It notes favorable crop prospects and urges immediate meetings to organize and secure land.
Monday evening the Linton Boys Band gave a pleasing Broadway concert to a crowd spanning two blocks. The piece highlights the band as a town asset and urges local business leaders to fund and organize the group, crediting Dr. Smith and his late father Prof. Clint O. Smith for stewardship while calling for broader public backing.
The article argues the Linton Boys band relies on Dr. Smith and should be funded by town finances rather than charity. It calls for an executive committee of business leaders to set policy and suggests paying Dr. Smith a salary for his leadership to ensure the band serves the townspeople.
Aged Civil War veterans come home after attending a Gettysburg reunion marking the fiftieth anniversary of the battle, described as one of history’s great and bloodiest conflicts. The event shown reconciliation as former Union and Confederate soldiers meet, share stories, and bury a hatchet together.
A record of recent warranty deeds in Emmons County shows multiple transfers to the Northern Pacific Railway Company. Transactions include parcels in sections 15-133-78 and 11-132-77 plus several adjustments in 31-129-78 and 7-131-74. Amounts range from 1.00 to 4000.00 with several parties named, including Backhaus, Ross, Boynton, Moe, Sieber, and Reidlinger.
North Dakota chemist E F Ladd and Notary Alma Johnson certify a six month list of analyzed foods and beverages found adulterated or misbranded under the state statute. The record names numerous items from tomatoes to whiskey with notes on fat content, weight, labeling, and composition, indicating illegal or misbranded products across multiple brands and suppliers.
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