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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
2
The Tribune reports a heated push for resubmission of the temperance measure as key committees sift through bills. Lawmakers discuss tenacious opposition, amendment battles, and the chance of a statewide vote amid debates on licensing and enforcement.
The Missouri Legislature moved the resubmission bill forward amid a heated prohibition debate. Thirty aye votes were recorded, with only Stevens and Storey voting no. Storey cited opposition from foreign-born voters after consulting Senator Macdonald, who claimed district sentiment was mixed.
Real estate men from across North Dakota gathered in Bismarck to discuss winter hardships, fuel shortages, and livestock losses. Speakers including Sen Cashel and Speaker Twichell praised North Dakota’s resources and urged unity for state growth despite harsh winter conditions.
A damaged OCR fragment conveys a reflective plea toward fellow sufferers and a sense of shared endurance during a railway journey. It references a packet labeled annual and mentions women and centrefield terms, hinting at a social or commemorative context without clear dates or names.
John Kramer administrator of the Jacob Schmaltz estate gives notice to creditors and all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to Kramer at his residence or Geo W Lynn office in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Dated February 13 1907. First publication February 14 1907.
Notice is given that William Lewis Husabue l has filed for commutation final proof to support his claim. Proof will be made before L A Weatherby at his office in Linton North Dakota on March 26 1907. Names of witnesses include George Volk Hague Dakota Fracz Hague ND Martin Van Soest Aero Aakee Floyd Payne Yagzue ND. Register Jewell notices continuous residence and cultivation of the land.
Land Office announces that Karolina Barkestuer has filed for final proof on her homestead claim in McIntosh County North Dakota. The hearing is before Jakob Breitting County Judge in Ashley on March 21. Witnesses named include Christian Metdenger Daniel Brandner Jakob Dockter Adam Ketterling, all of Zeeland North Dakota.
Final proof for Carl Harry Hasselstrom to support his homestead claim will be heard March 26, 1907 before L. A. Weatherby U.S. Commissioner at Linton ND. Witnesses John Tough HW Anderson Patrick Gahan Patrick J. Kenney from Linton ND. M HW Jewell Register
Notice to Jennie E Talbot to file final proof for her homestead in township 155 North range 78 West, in the United States Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota. She will present witnesses David Calquhoun Edward Hawes Edward Larvick and Clark Burithegame from Brofy North Dakota on April 1 1907 before Register Jewell of North Dakota.
Land Office notices from Bismarck North Dakota dated February 1907 announce final proof hearings for seven settlers across multiple entries. Each notice lists claimant names, claim numbers, land descriptions, and witnesses to prove residence and cultivation, with dates set for March 1907 before U.S. Commissioner L. A. Weatherby in Linton North Carolina.
Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota January 31 1907 notice is given that the following applicant has filed proof of intention to make final proof for their claim before L A Weatherby U S Commissioner at Linton North Dakota on March 17 1907 to wit Joseph Fischer E 13865 made February 10 1907 for the W 1 4 of N W 1 4 and N W 1 4 of N W 1 4 Sec 1 Two Township 140 Range 50 West fifth principal meridian. witnesses Johannes Welk Exeter North Dakota funeral Kiever Byauk Neiz Exeter George Sechimaltz Exeter North Dakota. M W Jewell Register.
The First Bank of Linton N. D. has one real estate loan on good farm lands for three years.
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