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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
4
Abstract of Republican votes cast in the June 26 1912 primary election in Sumnons County North Dakota. Certified by County Auditor John R Snyder with official seal dated July 16 1912. Includes precinct totals from the county canvassers as required by law.
Abstract certifies the Democratic votes cast at the June 24 1812 election precincts by the County Canvassers. Witnessed by the official board and dated July 1 1812. Includes a correct copy of the original abstract from Emmons County North Dakota.
Voters will decide on nonpartisan races for the Supreme Court and for judge of the sixth district. The ballot emphasizes merit without party affiliation and directs voters to judge qualifications and judicial temperament.
The document records an abstract of Republican and Democratic precinct committee votes cast in Emmons County North Dakota on a primary election date, detailing committees, canvassers, and names such as John R. Snyder county auditor. It notes loss by hand and seal dated July 11 with authorities listing numerous precincts and officials.
The Record reports editors from Linton to Minot join a state press association gathering in the Magic City. editors Colburn Charmley Young visit Hazelton Ismarck Washburn, enjoy a grand dance at the armory, a pop stand, and hospitality from Minot’s citizens. Crops across the state are described as in splendid condition with North Dakota poised for a large grain harvest.
The Hazelton Republican reprints a Bismarck paper editorial alleging a double cross against Colonel Tuttle by unnamed politicians. The Record counters that Emmons County history shows Tuttle’s sizable support, notes local politicking by the Thurston faction and Pete Rooks, and assigns blame to the Herzl/Macdonald group for dampening Tuttle’s gains.
The piece criticizes Thurston and the Heroid Books group led by Thurston as county spokesmen for politicized campaigns against the Record editor. After weeks of relentless pushing their legislative candidates win just under 50 votes, and the writer notes the group’s deserved return for their efforts and prestige.
In Hazelton the editor of the so called Republican has deserted the Republican candidate for governor to support Burke. If Hellstrom resigns and Burke joins the ticket, questions arise about the paper's past attitudes and loyalty. The Hazelton candidate for the legislature is accused of knowing the paper's stance, prompting critique of its objectivity.
In Hazelton, Dictionary Hank Truthful Jack and Bertare align in a single political bloc, provoking amusement at the unlikely coalition and its apparent inconsistencies.
The death of Faye Brindle after an appendicitis operation in Bismarck hospital follows a July 2 birth date on the Hazelton homestead. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs SE Brindle and siblings Markard Carrie Verda Laura Fya Clara Ruth, funeral held at 10 o clock this morning with services at home and church.
A crowded event led to individuals contributing small amounts to a common fund. The scene centered on collective effort and mutual aid as attendees finalized their contributions before departing.
Auction of 50 head young horses and colts for work and riding to be held in Lnton North Dakota on Saturday July 27 1912. Includes brake and reserve work horses with several good mares and colts. Details are incomplete but indicate stock for farm and buggy use with notes of specific horses and harness.
The provided text is heavily garbled with irregular spacing and missing words. Readable names or concrete facts are absent, preventing a coherent summary.
Dexter advances a controversial program amid New York headlines. Details remain unclear due to garbled text, but references to a case and date suggest ongoing legal or civic actions. Further verification required to identify the exact entities and outcomes.
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