Farmers urged to reject Harvester Trust buyouts
The Soo Critic calls for farmers to refuse International Harvester Co. machines to counter Rockefeller led consolidation. It warns of higher prices, limited competition, and urges a local revolt by buying from independents like ACME. P G Rooks of Linton ND endorses Roosevelt’s stance and condemns trust patronage.
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Soo
Sioux Falls
S. D
John D. Rockefeller
Harvester Trust
Deering
McCormick
Trust
ACME
Keystone
Walter A. Wood
Rockefeller
International Harvester Company
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Republic
Pioneer paper notes local civic life and figures
The Emmons County Record from Linton notes a forthcoming telephone exchange, recalls the Chronotype writer’s persistence, and praises Gov. Sarless as a brass band enthusiast and relatable public figure. It mentions preexisting local telephone service and community personalities observed by D. R. Streeter.
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Emmons
D. R. Streeter
Linton
North Dakota
End of Russo Japanese War Seen Near With Peace Talks
President Roosevelt facilitates a peace signal from both governments as war terms may be moderate. Russia may gain political concessions while Japan has acted moderately. a long war could be avoided if terms satisfy both sides.
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Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Insurgent Movement Sparks Fargo Meeting Against State Leaders
A Fargo gathering aimed at challenging state Republican leaders was linked to former Judge Lauder, an adversary of Senator McCumber. Former Congressman M N Johnson reportedly declined participation, saying he has no enemies to punish. Critics view Lauder’s leadership of the insurgents as a contest between insiders and outsiders.
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Fargo
Republican Party
Lauder
McCumber
M. N. Johnson
Milwaukee Railway Plans Summer Excursion Train
In justice to the settlers of Teglon the Milwaukee Railway proposes another excursion train this summer. A year ago last summer the railway ran several coaches to Linton amid one of the severest conditions.
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Teglon
Milwaukee Railway
Linton
South Dakota excursionists critique region after trip
The text recalls a harsh drought impact and a sharp critique from bright South Dakota visitors including land men journalists and attorneys. Returning excursionists echoed strong opinions about the region while railway personnel noted a contrasting view upon their return.
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South Dakota
Newspaper Men Battle over North Dakota Publication Law
Critics say legislators fail to publish primary law bills while publishers attack pens. The debate centers on funding for required notices and the motive behind reformers' scrutiny, with editors blaming lawmakers for omitting measures favored by press interests.
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Jud la Moure
Senate
la Moure
Pembina
Regan
Lidgerwood Broadax
Old Albion
Broadax
North Dakota
Abstract of Statement for Queen City Fire Insurance Co
North Dakota Commissioner certifies the Sioux Falls insurer’s 1904 balance sheet and 1905 authority. The abstract lists capital 200,000 with 90,000 paid, assets totaling, and liabilities. Includes officers P Fr Sherman and Jos Frudenfeld, with offices in Sioux Falls and Bismarck. The company is authorized to transact fire and tornado insurance until December 1, 1905.
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Queen City Fire Insurance Co
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
North Dakota
P. Fr. Sherman
Jos. Frudenfeld
L.S. Frudenfeld
Commissioner of Insurance
Bismarck
N. D
State OF North Dakota
E. C. Cooper
State of
E. ©. Cooper
Insurance
A. Rolling
Office OF Commissioner OF Insurance
Compani
Queen City Fire Insurance Company of
Cooper
A. D
Beal
Peterson Announces Name Change and Craftwork Notice
John Peterson of Hazelton North Dakota declares a new trade name Nehigerhinghe and vows to serve farmers and district patrons with fair dealings. He emphasizes elected officials should act for the collective good of the constituency despite personal or local business interests.
Red yearling bull calf needs owner to claim
Taken up by the undersigned, one yearling bull calf, red in color, white star in face and four white legs, white spot at root of tail. No visible brand o wner will please call, pay charges and take animal way. (June-23) JOHN VAN BoveEen, Hull, N. D.
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John van BoveEen
Hull
N. D
Linton Leader Market Offers Lace and Washables
Lace and ribbon remnants advertised as cheap at Miss Smith's shop. An elegant line of waists trimmings and wash suits featured at the Linton Leader department.
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Miss Smith
Linton Leader
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Linton, North Dakota
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Linton Bakery
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Broadway
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Linton, N. D
Emmons County Land Company
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Edward Braddock
C. Vorlander
Braddock
A. W. Sims
E. B. Martin
Inton State Bank
Air
Suns
W. Welsh, M. D
Physicians and Sulgeon
Braddock, ND
M. Britts, A
Linton, Nurtu, Dakota
Craver
P. G. Rooks
Forum
Gov. Sarless
Shriners’ Band
Another and Son
Cck
Total Assets
J. & Semling
Gents Furnishings
Emmons County
Hackney Land Company
Mackney Lands
Martin & Sims
State Bank
W. Kyes
John Peterson
Hazelton
Dacotah Lumber CO
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