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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
5
Free samples and testimonials claim Doan's Kidney Pills ease grippe lasting kidney strain. Reports note bladder relief, reduced urination frequency, and improved weight, energy, and sleep. Includes anecdotes from J C Lucero, Mrs G Girrorp, and Jas A Lanna about symptom relief and overall well being.
A man with a hoe speaks to a cow in a rural scene as Edwin Markham’s line about a cow as a brother to the ox echoes. The piece playfully ties Markham’s sentiment to everyday farm life in an American setting.
A brief notice describes Mother Gray, a nurse in New York, promoting her Sweet Powders as a remedy for fever and related childhood ailments. The ad emphasizes trust in her patent remedy and its use by mothers and caregivers.
In a public school, a geography exam elicits a joke as a pupil asks about the Happy Isles of Greece. The teacher asks for details and the student quips they are pieces of pork surrounded by beans, reflecting humorous classroom exchange in Boston.
A fragment from a Columbia College graduation notice lists a class year and missing details. The readable text hints at a ceremonial sendoff but lacks full names, dates, or specific achievements.
Bowbells will incorporate. Mohall organized a band. Steele opens a land office firm. Jamestown to be evangelized. Minor claims and hobos noted. McHenry praises its park and fire protection. Washburn herd law questioned. Cando races attract locals. Walhalla fishing noted. Medina rain boosts agriculture. Lisbon rain in bursts. Larimore seeks resident city engineers. Tennis epidemic statewide. Knox addition plated. Berwick desires secret society hall. Gasoline cans to be red after July 1. Williams county to receive bridges. Enderlin diphtheria outbreak not serious. Mandan lad Kennelly dies in Los Angeles. Cavalier first rain of season. Adrian cattle blackleg epidemic. Williston ball team optimism. Casselton pair seek Keeley cure in Illinois. La Moure county man dies leaving fourteen children.
Joliet nineteen year old Mary Schultz persuades her father to approve a marriage with Harry Cowan by asking him to call Cowan. The plan backfires when Cowan is chargesabducted and pursued by authorities as they flee to Chicago. Senator Hanna Carries Everything in
Judson W Lyons Register of the United States treasury in Washington writes Peruna is an excellent remedy for spring and summer catarrhal affections and heat related low mood. He notes his signature is familiar on money and mentions two letters from thankful women including Camilla Chartier of Baltimore.
Emmons County notes a festive Fourth in Linton with local news and short items. Visitors and residents, from Braddock to Winona, share travels, births, marriages, and business plans. A planned mill and creamery near Braddock promise town benefits, while new stone building plans in Linton emerge amid local commerce.
Ma quarterly apportionment of the tuition fund lists per capita at 1.29 with district totals and counts for Burr Oak Winchester Williamsport Cherry Grove Strasburg Exeter Dunkem Union Buchanan and others. The Record credits County Superintendent Coventry for the figures and shows a totals line of 1,580 children and 2,012.40 dollars.
The advertisement extols Peruna as a lasting relief for catarrh during summer and throughout all stages. It urges readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free medical advice if results are not prompt and satisfactory.
Tom cannot help asking why his fiance loves him. Dick replies that his partner always gives a very satisfactory answer, citing Philadelphia Public Ledger as the reason.
A widow recalls a man complimenting her cheerful look at her husband’s funeral. A young woman notes that staying cheerful can be awkward, while the widow laments the fuss over her sorrowful demeanor. The anecdote, sourced from the New York Times.
An expert testifies to Postum Cereal improving health after coffee’s alleged harms. The note cites personal recovery, nerves, and heart, plus other local items about towns, rail, and public works, including Robert Batie Creek Michigan and Ward County developments.
An excursion train carrying Negro passengers from Fair Bluff to Columbia wrecked at a washout near Wedgefield South Carolina. Engineer George Wilson fatally injured, his fireman killed, Conductor Clemens dead, and reports say multiple deaths with no figures yet available.
A brief exchange hints at a romantic tension as a woman questions if she were the only girl beloved. The reply suggests that devotion isn’t guaranteed and implies deeper emotional stakes within the community column.
Dialogues capture Mrs Neighbors alarm at upstairs racket described as a wild Indian escape. Mrs Bleechers reveals it is her husband brushing off his baseball vocabulary. The snippet also advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents.
Ashland Wisconsin June 5 Dr J R Straw a ten year Ashland physician was found dead in his bathroom yesterday morning after cutting his throat with a razor Despondency caused by the use of cocaine led to the suicide authorities reported the case
June 5 Redwood Falls Minnesota report says burglars cracked the Vesta bank safe and took all currency and notes valued at $30,000. A farmer near Vesta recalls three well dressed men stopping for a drink. In Ashland a youth shot and killed a man in a saloon quarrel. In Barronett bandits looted $100 worth of goods and cash from J H Jenson Co. postoffice and store.
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