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Newspaper

Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

2

Regular Republican Candidates for Political Ballot

A detailed list of Republican ticket candidates is provided including Taft for president Little for U S Senator Hanna Grenna Johnson Lewis Blaisdell Brighthill McKenzie McCne Fred E Smith Gilbreath Cooper Wright Mann for railroad commissioner. The note urges Morton county voters to support local choice at the polls.

William H. Taft Ohio United States Foster Public Instruction Fred E. Smith Richland Agriculture W. C. Gilbreath Morton E. C. Cooper Grand Forks Supreme Court Edward H. Wright Cass W. H. Mann Morton County trans-Missouri W. H Mann

Democratic editor stirs rift with rambling affidavit

The Steele Ozone editor Brer Wood publishes a long self serving affidavit in a bid to defeat Republican unity and push Story into the next House. He had earlier printed two alleged falsehoods about Casey and struck resolutions, prompting readers to doubt his credibility without sworn testimony.

House of Representatives Story Br'er Wood Steele Ozone Casey Committee On Emmons Wood

Insurgent Storey Attacks Hyped Campaign Ties

In Kidder county voters faced a controversial primary where J Storey and anti Tuttle candidates were seen as insurgents. Storey, elected under false pretenses, aligned with democrats and insurgents in the legislature, while denying insurgent labels. He faced local resistance from true blue Republicans who fear misrepresentation if re elected.

J. Storey W. P. Tuttle Kidder County Emmons-Kidder Storey House Wood Steele Ozone Macdonald Senate

Beating at Kidder County Beer Party Linked to Prohibition Backer

Report from Steele Herald describes a Sunday beer gathering a few miles south of Dawson in Kidder county. Representative Storey, a vocal prohibition ally, was attacked after a guest refused to cheer for him during a gathering hosted by John. The assault left Storey injured as the crowd allegedly consumed liquor.

Dawson Steele Herald Herald Kidder County Storey John

Gronna Praises Rural Free Delivery Boost to Farms

The Lakota American notes Congressman Gronna’s strong support for rural free delivery and telephone service. It argues free delivery raises farm value by reducing isolation and linking farmers to towns, while urging fair carrier compensation and nationwide extension.

Congressman Gronna Gronna Washington

Tuttle and Story Highlight Home Front Backing in Kidder County

The Steele Herald notes that in Kidder county caucuses Storey an insurgent was defeated in his precinct by about fifteen percent while Col. Tuttle faced no opposition there. It argues political favors should begin at home as Storey relies on outsiders for nomination, with supporters chagrined at his lack of local backing.

Kidder County Storey Col. Tuttle Mr. Storey

Congressional Nominations Highlight A J Grenna And L B Hanna

The article praises A J Grenna of Nelson County and L B Hanna for Congress, citing Grenna’s solid state service and Hanna’s legislative and two district senate experience. It also presents Edward H Wright of Cass County as a strong Supreme Court Justice candidate noting his legal brilliance and energy.

Congress A. J Grenna Nelson County L. B. Hanna Supreme Court Edward H. Wright Cass County

Re election bid for W C Gilbreath as Agriculture and Labor Commissioner

W C Gilbreath seeks re election as commissioner of agriculture and labor noting his writings for the North Dakota Magazine and agricultural pages. He cites his exhibition efforts at fairs and expositions and his promotion of the state, calling re election almost assured.

W. C. Gilbreath Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Star North Dakota Nyg

State Treasurer and Public Instruction Candidates Named

D J McKenzie of Sar gent county with over twenty years in business seeks state treasurer known for kindness and public spirit and guarding state funds. Fred E Smith, Wahpeton city schools chief for four years and former Fargo school head, chosen to lead the Superintendent of Public Instruction role and raise North Dakota schools to higher standards.

D. J. McKenzie Sargent County North Dakota Fred E. Smith Wahpeton Fargo

Blaisdell Seen Likely to Win renomination for Secretary of State

The article argues Alfred Blaisdell will be re-nominated and re-elected to the post. It praises his long tenure and claims the office should be held by a trained attorney versed in corporate law. It credits Blaisdell with prompt and correct handling of complex state matters.

Alfred Blaisdell Blaisdell

renomination bid for North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Cooper

Honorable E. C. Cooper seeks renomination and re election as Commissioner of Insurance. He has lifelong education in the insurance business and helped pass most statutes protecting the public. Cooper oversees all North Dakota insurers with strict scrutiny from his Grand Forks home, where he served six years on the city council.

E. C. Cooper Cooper North Dakota Grand Forks

Brighthill Cites County Audit Record as Proof of Fitness

State Auditor candidate D. K. Brighthill asserts his fitness from his successful handling of Towner county auditor duties. Described as one of the state’s best accountants, he cites good judgment and qualifications for influential board service. He previously served creditably as state examiner and lists Cando as home.

D. K. Brighthill Towner County Wihh Credit Cando

Mother Shipton Prophecies Fulfilled Across York and London

The article recounts Mother Shipton's prophecies about Henry VIII and Cardinal Wolsey. It portrays the York siege of the lords, Beasley’s trip to Shipton’s house, and the burning of a duke. It notes later executions linked to the prophecies, including Piercy and Wolsey, with London and York as key locations.

The Tree's Roots and A Church Anecdote

A column contends that plant roots respond to moisture by reaching richer soil rather than divining it. A garden example shows roots robbing fertilizer, prompting trenching to stop the tree. The tale contrasts plant mechanics with animal nervous systems and includes a humorous church anecdote.

Re-election Bid By Cass County Lieutenant Governor Robert S Lewis

Hon Robert S Lewis of Cass county the present lieutenant governor is a candidate for re election. He served in the state senate four years and helped enact beneficial laws. He is a leading farmer, active in educational matters, and president of the Fargo Commercial club.

Robert S. Lewis Cass County State Senate Fargo Commercial Club

Hanna seeks Republican bid for Congress in North Dakota

L B Hanna announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for member of Congress ahead of the June primary. He calls for tariff repeal on lumber, a general tariff revision, and a national grain inspection law. He notes over twenty six years in North Dakota and pledges to serve all people and regions if nominated and elected.

Congress Roosevelt North Dakota

Fragmented Quotations From Old Newspapers Interwoven text

A collage of vintage line snippets from Cleveland Plain Dealer Washington Star and London Bystander features quips about best sellers in New York moral judgments on marriage and a hunter tale about weights and dangers.

New York Cleveland Plain

Have you seen Miss Smiths large assortment of hate

A cryptic line references Miss Smith and a large assortment of hate, suggesting a provocative or satirical piece within a local publication. The fragment lacks clear context, dates, or additional names to confirm the full scope or intent.

LaMoure Honored as National Convention Chairman

The national delegates unanimously elected Senator Jud LaMoure chairman of the convention. The Minot Optic notes his decades of political service and enduring confidence among Republicans.

Jud LaMoure Senator LaMoure Minot Optio

The Meek Opinion Exchange

An opinion page quip contrasts meek humans and bold actions as a playful debate about who should rule. The exchange hints at social traits and includes a rustic paraphrase of a biblical line about the meek inheriting the earth.

Freak of the tides at St John river gorge

The Boston Globe notes the extraordinary tides at the mouth of the St John river where a deep narrow gorge forces water through, causing up to fourteen feet rise in the harbor and repeated reversals. The alternating flow and ebb create hours of navigation difficulty with rapid water movements described.

St. John River St. River Bay of Pandy St. John Harbor St. John Province of Quebec Bay of Fundy Boston Globe

Worthless Testimony in Trollope Trial Anecdote

In a Hertford post office case a clever Irish barrister cross examined Anthony Trollope who testified as a post office inspector. Trollope admitted he wrote fiction, prompting the lawyer to ask if Barchester Towers contains truth. The judge was shown the difference between fact and fiction as Trollope’s honesty was questioned. A second anecdote from the Indianapolis News described German bidders misreading signals at an auction. In Arkansas a traveler attempting to secure a pardon claimed gov ernor status, prompting a humorous misidentification.

Anthony Trollope J. E. Preston-Maddock Lord Alverstone Hertford Assizes Post Office Trollope Barchester Towers

A Witty Irish Judge and a Castle Ball Tale

Chief Justice Doherty famed for wit faced gossip of a wine fueled Castle Ball. A courtroom officer recounted a scene on the quay as the wind cut his face and the judge joked the wind had the worst of it.

Doherty Irish Court of Common Pleas Dublin Castle London Law Notes

Lion Hearted Soldier Saves Injured Lioness Becomes Colonel

An English lieutenant in Africa spares a limping Honess by removing a thorn from her foot. She leaves and returns at night, devours every officer who outranked the lieutenant, and, in gratitude for the mercy shown, elevates him to the rank of colonel.

Africa

Brand labels fill county cattle and horse records

A list of ranch brands and ownerships across towns like Winona, Hazelton, Linton, and Westfield shows cattle and horses branded with symbols such as letters, numbers, and combined marks on shoulders, hips, ribs, and ears. Notable names include Allen Braddock, Backhaus, Bakker, Baumgartner, Casey, Compaan, Davis, Dornbush, Fischer, Goughnour, Hall, Juse, Klubuode, Kurtz, Muenph, OFlynn, Peterson, Pollock, Postle, Putnam, Rush, Spaulding, Saverly, Todd, Tough, Van Heukolom, Van Soest, Whalen, and Grey. This catalog chronicles branding practices and ownership across rural communities.

Allen H. W Braddock Alles Joseph Winona Andrus W. B Dale Backhaus Herman Linton Rees Livona Bakker Baker Baumgartner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Emmons County D. 8. Streeter Tuttle Vs. Story Agriculture and Labor Commissioner of Insurance State Auditor Mother Shipton Yorke Piercy Barre France Cardinal Cawood London Leicester Laske Rev Bennett Metropolitan Magazine John Burroughs Outing Magazine Mrs. Oldcastle Chicago Record-Herald Hanna Mr. Comrox Washington Star LaMoure Indianapolis Bodders Pein Arkansas Little Rock Little Hook Louis Republic Mitenes Baxter Wm. Chan Benz Brooks C. E Winchester Burbage James Westheld Joseph—Dale D. W Weton Rand Compaan Abel Coover Glencos Davis Bros Beaver Creek Davis J. B Hazelton Doerechlag Lewte Dornbush Louisa—Wesfield Fischer Jakob Exeter Jas Haselton Goughnour John—Bramarck Gravink H.—Westfield Wm. P.—Hull Hastelton Hogford Ben—Emmonsburg Hall Medblad Olof—Tell G. A H.J Juse Wentfeld Klubuode Araelton Marchant, W.J Macnider Williem Emmonsburg Mundigo W. W Mikesell J. W Morford M. B Hampton Angies Muenph, Wm Emmoneburg Naaden Ene Eaall Jef O'Flynn Peterson A. B Postle Winonie Putnam Bardhan Qepuinton Henskers G. W Westfeld Cate T R Rice H. E.—Pollock Rypkems Kiemer Rush M.—Hazelton Spaulding Harrie Gayton Saverly Geo. A Todd Tough David van Soest H—tull van Soeet Hull Joe A. M Thompton Lef Weller E. C.—Hampton Whalen Strasburg Jacob Yeater D. H Hunelton OY Farm Township Lou Tate Wittona Ge the First Bank of N. D Kodak Irvine Kodaks Linton Hive Vdaud Acti Roc Erva Ansaan Shaan K Linton, Nok Dak Cc O Smith Ji Elek NOK A.M. Britts Bie Emmons County Abstract Company L. A. Weatherby Ee Public 4Merican Rety CO John Peterson Hazelton Nortis Dakota Panera W. C. Wolverton Linton, North Dakota Flaherty & I GADY Francis Jaszkowiak Twelfth Street Hismarck Smith & Irvine Will cMe Meas Nn & Co Ereneen York
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