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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
4
Emmons County Record of Linton North Dakota announces publication details by F. B. Streeter. The Record, a local county newspaper, is entered as a second class matter at the Linton post office.
The Record endorses Mrs. P G Rooks for postmaster amid a Democratic split over the local office. It notes Thos O’Brien’s dwindling support and criticizes his suitability, praising Rooks as fair and impartial while emphasizing the paper’s long satisfaction with Postmaster Thomas Jones’s administration.
The piece urges long‑held city officers to fulfill duties, cites improvements and strict ordinances, and calls for a proper meeting place for taxpayers. It stresses religious adherence to laws and transparent council actions as essential to better conditions for residents.
The Braddock News editor McElroy, with Senator Allen to Steele last Thursday, witnessed the count and noted changes at his paper. The Steele Ozone comments on the editor’s new head and added type while praising the revived area paper. It asserts the News was a firm supporter of Geo M Young amid the rumors about Jimmy using assumed names.
A damaged OCR fragment records a 1914 election in County North Dakota. It includes references to votes cast, officials such as JOHN BR. SNYDER County Auditor, and mentions governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer. The legible bits show official certification language and dates like June 24 1914.
Abstract of Democratic votes from Boumone County North Dakota for the June 24 1914 primary shows results by precincts. Compiled under county election officials this document records totals and names tied to the party ballot and date of certification.
Abstract certifies the June 24 1914 primary votes cast by Progressive voters in the county. The canvassers, in accordance with law, recorded and verified the totals. the document bears the official seal dated July 2 1914.
Mushed text shows Braddock editor McVormack blamed for shenanigans while Napoleon Homestead’s Bert McElroy defends the town. New school board takes charge with plans for repainting the Echoe building and court house, sidewalk work, and vacating adjacent alleys.
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