North Dakota Record Notes Editorial Views and Elections
The Emmons County Record discusses legislative reform hopes in North Dakota, criticizes editors abroad for historical inaccuracies, and notes tax debates on wolf-bounty funding. It praises Edward Braddock’s reappointment to the state penitentiary board and comments on political ethics in Bismarck.
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North
Dakota
Emmons
R. B. Moon
D. KR. Streeter
State of Northee
W.L. Yenter
Williamsport
AEB
Braddoge County
Renlese
North Dakota
Union
Bismarck
Edward Braddock
Guv. White
State Penitentiary
Braddock
Gav. White
Mr. Braddock
Penitentiary
Steele-Braddoce
Shereby
Emmons County
Northern Pacific Railway
Steele
Soo Line
Editor versus doctor banter in late era letters
A fragmentary digression compares journalists and physicians with cartoons of wits and wages. It cites Marie in Mandan and Eden, hints at racy photos, and mocks medical versus editorial duties while weaving in Cardinal Gibbons and alcohol debates.
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West
Mandan
Eden
Marie
New York World
Trans- Missouri
the Times
The
Pioneer
East
Western
Wilds
Editor Doctor Conflict Sparks a Nod to Revenue
An Algona doctor defends high charges while editors claim newspapers run for revenue not glory. A letter from Dave, N. D., contrasts doctor and editor pay and ethics, then highlights a tour of Grand River school on Standing Rock agency with staff profiles and daily routines. Sugar beet seed offer from North Dakota Agricultural College promotes local beet production.
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Medical College
Algona
Bill
Dave
N. D
The
Record
Grand River School
Standing Rock Agency
Uncle Sam
Grand River
Fort Yates
H. M. Noble
Noble
Henry Obershaw
Emmons County
Spurgeon
Green
O. L. Bales
Agricultural College
North Dakota
Chemical Department
Fargo
Old Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Endures
For over fifty years Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has soothed children and eased wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide at a few cents per bottle. The piece also notes the inauguration of President McKinley and Vice President Roosevelt last Monday with a large procession and strong public support.
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Oren Aroe
N.D
A. Patterson, Cox
District Court of Emmons Fpanty
Linton
N. D
Sebastian Bauman
Yee Rodrick
Tirsbol
Jose Singer
Joseph Lauvnge
Pirsvo 1
Db. Felst
A.C. McCillivery, Register
McKinley
Roosevelt
William
Teddy
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