Record of County Editorials Attacking League Ties
The Linton Record comments on the Progressive Republican League’s influence in North Dakota politics. It criticizes papers like State News and Bloom’s sheet for backing candidates by league branding, subverting party integrity and aiding weaker parties to dilute the vote.
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Progressive Republican League
North Dakota
League
State News
Bismarck
Col. Tuttle
Dorr Carroll
Minot
Nature
Hells
Trom
Hennatty
Minnesota
Ahat
Bloom
Devils Lake
Burke
Republican Party
Advertising for shares fuels a Tulsa oil outfit scheme
Uncle Sam could curb literature in newspapers aimed at nothing in return by labeling as advertising those paid articles. An alleged Tulsa oil-refining outfit offers shares in exchange for advertising space and acts as caps for the papers. North Dakota journalists have been drawn into the scheme, with several articles paid for in shares. No result of the recent primary.
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Uncle Sam
Tulsa
Okla
North Dakota
Political Row Over Nomination and Party Machine
Fragmented remarks show dispute over nomination with references to Voges Heffron and a party machine. The text quotes abuse from Smith at a local plaza amid a divisive election atmosphere. a politician’s motto and alleged past ties to the Burke machine are mentioned in a critical tone.
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Tn ‘Heffron
Smith
Andy Yn
Ian Booat
Democratic Burke Machiné
Hethab
Politieal
United States
North Dakota
Nasis Eral
County Fair Set to Rally for Stronger Local Aid
A struggling county fair envisions renewed support from officials and residents. Organizers urge active participation at upcoming meetings to secure funding, restore events, and attract exhibitors. Local leaders stress unity and practical steps for progress.
State News fragment shows muddled public sentiment
Fragmentary text hints at public reaction to a recent primary. Phrases appear garbled, mentioning people, hate, and a duplicative procedure. No clear events, dates, or named entities are recoverable from the readable portions.
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Fox Years
Land values to rise in neighborhood after harvest
The article predicts land values will jump in the neighborhood once the present crop is harvested. It emphasizes a near term spike tied to harvest timing and market expectations.
Braddock News Notes From Chautauqua Meeting and Visits
Braddock residents attend a chautauqua at Steele. Mrs. Siverson visits from Bismarck for the Fourth. Nimer Brindle and Shorty Michaelson, Hazelton boosters, call on Monday. Mrs. Naramore and children and Mrs. Lund return from Grand Forks and Lake Bemidji. J. D. McCusker and son return from a week in Bismarck. Mrs. McCusker stays. A girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. Higgin on July 7. Papa Dave jokes about being lucky. Deputy game warden Houge talks of stocking streams and invites inquiries.
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O. E. Siverson
Bismarck
Nimer Brindle
Shorty
Michaelson
Hazelton
G. H. Naramore
Lund
Grand Forks
Lake Bemidji
J. D McCusker
Capital
McCusker
David Higgins
Babe
Papa Dave
Steele
George Houge
Allen
Local Fourth Celebrations Amid Rural Travel and Aid
The community described festive gatherings as residents from Maral, Lae, and nearby towns joined crowds in Linton Napoleon and Steales to honor the Fourth. A notable incident details a vege mishap injuring Tee Bay, a farmer and ball player, who received treatment from Dr. Baer. Amid celebrations, Linton residents supported Petovery patient Fraleigh, aided by the Moose lodge of Linton and the L.O.L. M. charity ethos.
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Tee
Baer
Linton
Napoleon
Mlory
Jepson’s
Schiesser ’A
Sparks
Pollock Pick-ups From Progress July Item Notes Local People
Miss Frances Hing returns home from Aberdeen while Roy Bales and P Leonard travel to Bismarck to meet wives visiting in Oregon. W E Carpenter near Winona sold cream for 21.85 dollars to fund groceries, a dress, and baby shoes. A five foot rye sample from Harry Hinton farm impresses Progress office, with 12 acres planted from last year's break. J J Fenelon sells two teams of Shetland ponies. Wm Conway of Aarta buys one, C E Burge of Linton buys another.
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Roy'Bales
P. Leonard
Bismarck
Oregon
W.E. Carpenter
Winona
Progress Office
Harry Hinton
Harry
J.J. Fenelon
Wm. Conway
Arta
C. E. Burge
Linton
Fenélon
Fourth of July speech fire fuels civic pride
The speaker Hon Charles Coventry of Linton delivered a masterly Fourth of July address devoid of politics. He lauded the United States as the greatest and most advanced nation, praising the founders and sacrifices that built the republic. He urged citizens to be proud and to strive for a better tomorrow. Subscribe for the Record.
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Charles'Coventry
Linton
Adam
Covent
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