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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
1
The piece asserts European settlers pursued harsh policies toward natives similar to what Editor Wood favors in dealings with Filipinos. It suggests Indian tepees might now sit where the Ozone office stands, illustrating the era’s dispossession and indigenous displacement.
The Ozone column accuses editor Woop of drafting pieces in fits and starts at noon and at spare moments. It argues subscribers deserve higher quality editorials and suggests time and care yield better work than hurried writing.
Editor Wood and Aguinaldeans stress safeguarding free speech but insist it applies only to policy discussions and postwar settlements. They argue speech aiding the enemy must be halted during war until victory is secured.
The Steele Ozone pages condemn state papers for criticizing editors while noting others who voice dissent. The piece defends Wood as contrary yet kindly, questions US claims to the Philippines and Northwest Territory, and argues for fair treatment of natives and a parable with Mark Twain.
Reamann at See offers potatoes for sale at 80 cents per bushel with bargaining likely on hand.
Multiple notices list dark gray mare colt about three years old no brand owner to call pay charges and remove. A roan mare about ten years old weighing around 950 pounds with a 7UP branded mark, owner to call pay charges and reclaim. Locations include Dale Thule Westfield Winona in North Dakota with section and township details.
Immigrant births listed for June 1899 in Williamsport and Logaix districts include a daughter to the Chapmans and a son to the Kalberer and Mandigo families with notes that mothers and children are doing well. State hay permits bidding set for June 20 1899 at 10 am in Lin-ton. minimum bid 2.50 per quarter section. issued by Board of University and School Lands and Land Commissioner Huen J Watt.
Mutual company insurance is costly yet a strong Hail Policy from St. Paul Fire and Marine is recommended. Rates are available through M. Pye & Co. at Emmons County State Bank Braddock and at First National Bank Bismarck.
Parties seeking hay cutting permits for the 1899 season must send applications to the Bank of Braddock. Permits require the land sale to precede cutting, with lease payments refunded if land is sold before hay is cut. Bank of Braddock.
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