16 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
1
The Emmons County Record from Linton notes a forthcoming 1A telephone exchange in town and highlights the ongoing Neche Chronotype serials and a controversial Chronotype figure. Governor Sarles, formerly in the Shriners Band, remains a brass band enthusiast and active in public life.
The ending of the Russo Japanese war seems near with Roosevelt's initiative fostering a peace sign. It is uncertain if Japan's terms will overwhelm Russia, but Japan has acted moderately so far. Russia may gain broader political concessions amid upcoming changes in governance.
A Fargo meeting aims to start a movement against current state Republican leaders. Originator is said to be former Judge Lauder, a fierce opponent of Senator McCumber. Former Congressmen M N Johnson allegedly declined participation, citing no enemies to punish. Critics view Lauder’s leadership as a factional fight between Insurgents and Outsiders.
In justice to settlers of the region the Milwaukee Railway proposes another excursion train this summer. A year ago last summer the railway pulled several coaches of excursionists to Linton, arriving amid one of the severest.
Droughts pressed the region, leaving a black eye on its image. Among the travelers were many of South Dakota's bright professionals, including land men, newspaper writers, and lawyers, who likely spoke unfavorably of the area after their visit. railway crews returning home would see a contrasting view.
A North Dakota debate centers on a bill by Judge La Moure to publish the primary law in state newspapers, funded by a costly publication fee. Critics say editors unfairly attack legislators for outcomes, while publishers defend broad publicity laws and insist lawmakers serve a diverse constituency.
Abstract of statement for year ending December 31 1904 and certificate of authority for Queen City Fire Insurance Co of Sioux Falls filed in North Dakota. Details include officers capital $900000 surplus $20000 assets loans bonds cash and deposits and liabilities. Certification by North Dakota Commissioner E C Cooper with seal at Bismarck April 1905.
John Peterson of Hazelton North Dakota announces readiness to work in his trade as a blacksmith and woodworker. He signals earnest endeavor to satisfy patrons and notes the farmer majority in his constituency.
Taken up by the undersigned one yearling bull calf red in color with white star in face and four white legs white A pole at root of tail No visible brand Owner will please call pay charges and take animal away Hull N D June 23 John Van Boven
Local notice advertises affordable lace and ribbon remnants at Miss Smith’s shop. It highlights an elegant display of waists trimmings and wash suits offered by the Linton Leader.
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