Roosevelt Roar in North Dakota Reform Debate
Emmons County Record discusses the Roosevelt Progressive push within the Republican Party, contrasting Stalwarts and Progressives. The piece argues for tariff policy supporting domestic producers, cites wage comparisons, and calls for transparency in a tax dispute over lands sold to Hackney Boynton Company. It invites critics to publish refutations in the paper.
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Lynn
Emmons County
Hackney- Boynton
Record
G. A. Herotz
Hackney-Boynton Company
North Dakotans heed harsh express rates and travel talk
North Dakota items note residents and officials reacting to high express rates. The Valley City invitation to Roosevelt draws attention as do local views on suffrage and politics. A March 2 report covers embezzlement charges in Harvey and a Dodds county picnic tale from California.
Letter criticizes public officers over county land transfer
The Record publishes Attorney George W. Lynn's letter condemning public officials for allegedly turning over a large tract of county lands to the Hackney Boynton Land Company without complying with legal procedures. The write includes sharp rebuke and urges lawful handling of public lands.
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George W. Lynn
Hackney-Boynton Land Company
Dry farming bulletin offered to farmer readers
The Record highlights Bulletin No. 96 Some Principles of Dry Farming by Prof. L R Waldron from North Dakota Agricultural College. It explains soil moisture retention for crops and urges readers to request the bulletin by postcard to Agricultural College N D with no need to add Fargo.
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State Agricultural College
L. R.waldron
Dickinson
Stark County
Emmons
Waldron
Agricultural College
N. D
The
Campaign heats up in North Dakota ahead of primary
North Dakota mobilizes early for the presidential primary on the 19th with Roosevelt speakers including Gifford Pinchot and James R. Garfield visiting the state. LaFollette forces plan multiple Wisconsin speakers as they gauge possible convention delegates, targeting North Dakota and Wisconsin as their most promising states.
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Reformers-For-Revenue
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
North Dakota
Pinchot
Garfield
Collier's Weekly
The
Chicago Tribune
Toledo Blade
Stubbs
Kansas
Gov
Johnson
California
Clapp
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Taft
la Follette
LaFollette
Gifford Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Wisconsin
LaFollette Organization
Don Tracy unveils clever Easter photograph novelties
Don Tracy offers a photograph gallery display with easter themed picture novelties. Visitors are urged to view the small up-town gallery items described as charming greeting pieces suitable for an Easter welcome.
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Don Tracy
Don
Linton Schools Report Strong Enrollment and Plans
Theodore Lane returns after four days. Gladys Briddell resumes in grade two after two weeks. Lydia Schmidt transfers from Hazelton. Primary enrollment reaches forty six. space tight so no new class. High School Society to present a program Friday at 2 30 with recitations essay poem current events singing and a debate on free text books.
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Theodore Lane
Gladys Briddell
Lydia Schmidt
Hazelton
John Schmidt
Jacob Schmidt
Wilbur Burge
North Dakota
Commission
Abraham Lincoln
County Schools Will Add Teacher and Certificated Staff
County superintendent Ar. H. Hanson notes Hazelton will gain an additional teacher next year. Three month certificates were awarded to Genevieve Goldade and Aileen Maxwell. Mariel and Clara Murane closed Hague schools and began spring work in McLean county. He urges certificated teachers to remain mindful as districts near closing.
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Ar. H. Hanson
Hazelton
Genevieve Goldade
Aileen Maxwell
Mariel
Clara Murane
Hague
McLean County
Pollock Items Include Births Moves and Local Happenings
Ed McConville reports his blackbird winters well in Pollock. Mr and Mrs Frank E K Devan visit Pollock while ranching in Emmons County. Hans Wikse welcome a baby girl born February 22 matching George Washington's birthday. Frank Walker ships two carloads of horses to New Auburn Wisconsin where he now resides. Frank Solomonson joins Merchant Boschker’s store as clerk. Pollock politics heat up with wets and drys drawing attention ahead of the town election. Dr Shockey’s son bitten by Prof Smith’s dog. dog killed and head sent to Brookings for rabies test. Wim Loutzenhiser family relocates to their farm north of Pollock to escape spring floods.
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North
Kenmare
Miss Welch
Scranton
Norton
LaFollette
Minot
Wisconsin
Steele Grone
Frank Reed
Bismarck
Baltimore
St. Paul
Alfred Blaisdell
N. D
North Dakota
Congress
Oliver Crosby
la Follette
Roosevelt
Blaisdell
Minnesota
Fairmont
Fessenden
James O Brien
Phoenix Lumber Company
Harvey
G. L. Ingram
Jansonius
J. O. Hanchett
O’ Brien
N. C
Welch
Pierce
G. A. Broman
Duane
W. Herbert
Vivian
Herbert
C. A. Patterson
Frances
Joseph Burdick
George C. Gibson
J. J. Flaherty
Arlene
W.J. Marchant
Lavinia
E. A. Keebler
United States
Flaherty
Dakotas
California
Ed. McConville
Dale
Frank EK. Devan
Mound City
Pollock
Emmons
Hans Wikse
Geo. Washington
Frank Walker
Winona
New Auburn
Wis
Mr. Walker
Merchant Boschker
Frank Solomonson
Frank
Andy Marsh
Vanderbilt
RIN
Linton North Dakota Village Election Notice 1912
Notice for the annual election in Linton North Dakota to be held Tuesday March 12 1912 at the Village Hall. Voters will elect three Trustees a Clerk Treasurer Marshal Assessor and Justice of the Peace. Dated Linton March 5 1912. Bel Wis Smith.
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Linton
North Dakota
Ranrae Marshal
Linton, N
Bel Wsmith
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