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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
1
Classified notice seeking live representatives for a profitable venture. Offers daily wages from five to ten dollars with rapid advancement and references required. Apply at Fiment K corner Perkins and Union Streets Akron Ohio.
The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter in North Dakota.
The passage skewers delinquent subscriptions, local personalities, and political chatter across a prairie region. It cites a Baltimore barber falsely claimed to sterilize tools, jokes about printing subscription books, and mentions Frank Bryant Ed and MarE Ep'arps leaving Bismarck. It hints at a spring campaign influence and Plum failing to collect debts.
The piece reflects sorrow among Emmons County Republicans over the new legislative apportionment ending convention delegates visits to Napoleon hay-stacks. It suggests Braddock could become safe if strong drink is kept out, allowing Emmons and Kidder politicians to gather there.
The article portrays Captain Moffet pursuing a regular army posting amid doubts about his health once cited as weakened. It notes his surprising vitality and a strong fondness for violence, while suggesting he should avoid public contention and gunplay. The piece ends with a wish for his success in regaining a safer, familiar role in Manila.
A Jacksonville Morida express box arrived with a live alligator, eleven and a half inches long, described with humorous detail as it was mistaken for a flower. The Newford Transcript lampoons the creature’s civility while North Dakota news notes a busy season for land entries, cattle plans, and local political quirks across several towns.
A wild humorous note mocks editorials and a claimed alligator sighting by “Duxie” in the Transcript. It jokes about transferring editorial duties to the creature, fearing possible interference by animal cruelty authorities and joking about New Bedford’s semi civilization.
For sale cash or on time with proper security. Also one standard-bred star horse for sale or trade. Contact H. A. Andstrona Williamsport North Dakota.
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