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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
6
A Ridgeville Indiana bank president Jo H Husen testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased rheumatism backache and night-time urination after using two boxes. He credits improved rest and relief from symptoms following Dean's sample and purchase.
Sapre Davia of Baxter Springs Kansas says he used Doan's Kidney Pills for five years of back and kidney trouble and that the remedy entirely cured the problem.
Travel notices list Boston Toronto Saratoga and Detroit routes with single fares plus incremental amounts, specified going dates, return limits, and a Chicago contact for details. A separate editorial warns that urban life erodes character and stamina, noting deteriorating health and conduct among city dwellers.
A list of patents issued in Minnesota names inventors including John Fisher of St Paul with a buckle, Peter Fjellman of Duluth with a sack holder, Daniel Ivett of Minn with condensing locomotive components, Charles Stickney of Minn with a sparking igniter for engines, George Wilson of Minn as an oiler, and Lothrop & Johnson associated with the patent office at 912 Pioneer Press Building.
In a terse exchange Dinguss questions where the money went while Shadbolt confirms a general sum, noting a possible ten dollars invested elsewhere and implying casual financial talk. The dialogue hints at a basic money allocation discussion without concrete details.
Russian authorities block all contact between Finland and Sweden across the frontier. Telephones and cables are confiscated or destroyed, telegraphs censored, and guards patrol the Tornea river to stop emigration and news of famine. Russian gendarmes and detectives intensify border control while frontier communications are halted. A new political party forms in Sweden pushing neutrality and stronger union with Norway.
The Eski mo Korkoya is described as the wealthiest Greenlander, steering Baffin Bay commerce. Born at Jullanehaab, he began barter forty years ago, trading Arctic products for food, then exchanging for furs and ivory with natives. His store reportedly valuing 50,000 kroner, plus 13 yak-like assets, 40 dogs, and many harpoons and lances.
Rumors in Norway say Minister Stang faces pressure to resign amid calls for cabinet reshuffle. Observers anticipate an official announcement and possible changes to the leadership as political tensions rise.
Bowbells ships cream while Carpio plans a new jewelry store. A Devils Laker claimed eight cub wolves, and gypsies were not successful at Buffalo. Sheldon notes arrivals from Norway as Benson county fair association settles. Leeds school grads fifteen young ladies. Lakota aims to be a Great Northern division point. Mayville to lay cement sidewalks. Barrow’s smallpox case proven measles. Milner hitching posts agitation bears fruit. Goodrich to gain a German Evangelical Lutheran church. A Granville brickplant will be built by Iowans. Goodrich residents subscribe 430 for a town well.
A operating doctor recommended surgery for female weakness but Peruna supposedly cured many cases. Letters from Eva Bartho and Maud Steinbach claim relief from catarrh and related symptoms after using Peruna, with note of consultation with Dr Hartman.
A crowded week in Linton with many visitors from Hague Braddock Pollock South Dakota and Williamsport. Notables include Miss Lulu Fountain and Jennie Oleson final proof filings, auctioneers and real estate buyers, and reports of community events including a band dance and court sessions. Local gossip notes a misidentified boy as a girl and a rumor about Jack Flynn.
Notes from across the pond report Swedes in Copenhagen fund raising for a church, officials ordered to leave Norway, and a rich farmer's death in Finland. The article also lists local North Dakota items: Wells murder trial update, threshing rigs order, a Williston move, Montana sheep shipments, a Hampden name change, Kenmare park sale dispute, a Bismarck incident, and local ads for Dodd's Kidney Pills with patient testimonials.
In a Chicago News item a playful exchange follows Enpeck asking about a terrible affliction befalling Bank last night. Meeker replies he learns his wife eloped with him, delivered with a dry humor tone.
The Swedish riksdag chambers voted to waive the claim to the German city of Wismar, once held by Sweden and pawned for a large loan. The mayor reports gratitude from Wismar inhabitants who sent thanks by telegram after the vote.
Government notes aim to secure potatoes and grain for seeding purposes amid shortages. Officials outline measures to protect essential seed stocks and ensure supply continuity for upcoming planting season.
At the London annual meeting Sir Clemens Markham, president, decorates Dr Sven Hedin with the Victoria medal for Central Asia explorations. A gold watch is given to Capt Isaksen, second in command, for the Sverdrup Greenland expedition, received by the Swedish-Norwegian attaché as he was absent.
Work on the Valders railway will be prosecuted with vigor and completed to Fager ness by October 1904. Traffic will reach Tonsaaser by next fall. The winter did heavy blasting of rock and removal of debris.
The King of Siam maintains his preference for Danish naval officers. Upon Capt. Trolle resigning from command of the royal Sadhr, the king promptly named Capt. Staoning to the post, continuing Danish influence at the top of the Siamese fleet.
Henrik Ibsen has recovered from illness and remains at home due to age. He is active daily, maintains a strong appetite, and dines well while news notes that he will seek inspiration in the Bavarian Alps. Nearby, Mr Lie and his wife plan summer quarters at Brechtenstal for a season as he works on a large new novel.
Capt Qlof Gwiden of the Swedish Navy has been selected to head the Nordensjold relief expedition to the Antarctic regions with a chosen crew. The relief ship will be provisioned for three years, on the advice of Prof Nethorat.
Dalecarlia will be sown to pine and spruce this year as part of a long running effort to restore forest cover. The project in Sweden has shown success over many years, with previously brush covered areas now boasting beautiful young forests.
The Vealand platinum mines near Arendel in Norway were sold by the Tysse Prospecting Company to a French mining firm for 2,500,000 francs. The deal suggests larger scale mining operations will begin.
Mr. Tigg praises his baby as the smartest ever, claiming the child reflects college training. Mr. Clarke retorts that all babies are clever, noting the boastful remark as a familiar refrain from the speaker.
A brief news item notes a crisis averted for a infant and family, highlighting relief and renewed hope following intervention. Authorities and medical staff are cited as ensuring ongoing care and welfare, with emphasis on safeguarding the child’s health and safety.
An old advetisement extols the Cuticura treatment for infant and child skin and scalp disorders. It promotes warm baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent to soothe and heal, claiming relief and permanent cure, with widespread use by women for beauty and antiseptic purposes.
This notice promotes a health elixir for infants and stomach issues sold by mail from A. Olmsted in New York. It claims 25 cents per bottle and is marketed through a nurse named Gray. The ad links a proverb about time to encourage purchase.
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