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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
6
The Emmons County Record in Linton North Dakota indicates it is entered at the local post office as second class matter. Publisher details attributed to F. B. Streeter are shown.
A local column blasts the Non-Partisans and publishes a slate of Townley aligned candidates. The piece urges readers to vote straight with Townley and warns against other names on the list, describing the drive as a bid for self-government.
An article lists state officials candidates for the 26th district and reports on political activity at Strasburg and Linton picnics. It notes George W wearing a campaign button and hints at local election intrigue involving the county printing and state attorney salary.
The statement urges citizens to vote against a group led by Harding Lynn Fogle and Atha, criticizing their influence. It claims there will be no improvement until these rings are headed off, noting Lynn can only be reached next fall while the others should be stopped next Wednesday.
The remark asks if Harding would repeal the compulsory school law if elected and if he could place Non-Partisan League officials in power. It suggests a strategic move to influence state legislation through allied officials.
A local editorial urges voters to reject Elmer D. Fogle in the upcoming county primary. It accuses him of an eleventh hour scheme tied to the Pettis grain-theft case and details alleged connections, urging taxpayers to demand higher standards and vote against him.
The Record denies the charges against N. P. Meyer while promising to reveal at least eight witnesses who swear Meyer was drunk. The Spell-Binder Saturday claimed an investigation found no truth, and the Record notes Meyer’s maudlin behavior at a telephone office scene.
The Emmons County Record defends its stance against graft and the non partisan league while praising farmers who seek facts over promises. The editorial pledges continued muckraking, warns of political fakery, and vows to keep subscriptions valuable for readers amid ongoing county struggles.
Farmers express thanks for a warning that spared nine dollars worth of losses. Others admit paying the nine bucks and feeling stung, noting they were overcharged or misled by the same warning.
A satirical piece ridicules North Dakota populist backers urging voters to elect Frazer, Robinson, Birdsell, Kraabel, Kositzky, Hall, and Harding under the chant we ll stick. It mocks promises and political perks while lampooning campaign rhetoric and loyalties.
County notes report Emmons County Chautauqua at Linton with two daily programs at 2 and 8 pm, plus 9 am play periods for youth. Mention upcoming Normal school in Valley City, summer session starting June 28, and state aid deadlines July 15. Certificates issued to Strasburg pupils for three months of perfect attendance. May 1915 apportionment listed.
President Wilson orders virtually all state and DC National Guard units into federal service. About 100000 troops expected to respond and patrol the Mexican border on American soil. Baker states action not tied to Pershing expedition. Units called include Minnesota Fort Snelling three infantry regiments and field artillery.
Dr L A Schipfer advertised as a specialist of eye ear nose and throat based in Bismarck North Dakota offering consultations and treatments.
Frank J. Meier announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the District Court of Emmons County North Dakota. He urges Democratic voters to support him in the primary to be held on June 28 1916.
Harry Haugse hires an auto expert and installs a line of tools to offers first class repair service.
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