Emmons County Record Reflects on Election and County Growth
The Emmons County Record discusses political shifts and the Democratic and Republican parties, praising the current administration’s stance on tariffs and slavery-era debates. It compares precincts, population growth, and voting facilities in Emmons and neighboring counties, urging expanded polling places to boost turnout and noting historical newspaper changes and local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lino
Cine Mikes
Cherry Grove
Omic
King
Gaytu. Alo
C.a-Mice
Gianaron
Republic
Emmons
Burleigh County
Bismarck
Burleigh
Dickey County
Eddy County
Foster County
Griggs County
LaMoure
Towner County
Emmons County
Gant
Missouri Slope
Early history correction of Hazelton Republican origins
The piece corrects the founding of the Hazelton Republican noting it was not started by Hickle and Frost. It credits Shepard, who brought material from Gladstone, Stark County, and mentions a two month run during a county division battle. The 1885 March 30 election on forming Winona County narrowly failed.
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Willemmsgert
Ageiot Divikice
Amd
Williamsport
Lancet
Ssepard
McEstry
Ingroremes
Mim
Ube
Mexi
Douglas
Douglas: Theca Bickle & Frost: Then, As We Rememmber, W. A. Patterson
Charles Asto
Hickie & Prost
A. Chfaine
Lintos
Winona
Emmons County
Republican
Braddock
W. P. Thurston
Eureka
S. D
Ron
Record
Thurston
Hazelicm
Emmons
Hazelton
Jis
Famons County
Winona County
Uns
Darrow
Winons
Sheriff’s integrity questioned over prohibition surplus
Cox retesp and Col Patterson attack Sheriff Jones over fire-water seizure and January county funds. Letter writer defends the sheriff, notes the county board reviewed all items, and urges direct evidence of any illegal action. He condemns insinuations as harmful rumors and calls for a true Square Deal.
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Cox Retesp
Patterson
Winchester
Col. Patterson
Sheriff Jones
Jones
Charles
Tur Cooperstown Courier Defines North Dakota Insurgent
The Tur Cooperstown Courier cites a North Dakota insurgent as a faction of the Republican party seeking control of official spoils and, if blocked, aiming to divert them to the Democrats.
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Tur
Cooperstown Courier
North Dakota
Making a Coat Through Thirty Nine Trades
The United States Bureau of Labor refutes the old saying that nine tailors make a man. A coat now involves thirty nine distinct trades and as many workers from sheep to wearer. Each step, from buttonhole marking to final pressing, is a specialized task, totaling about 3 000 fingers across the entire process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Labor
New York Tribune
Long Distance Wagegory Knicker Roine Jokes
A brief note from the New York Sun mentions Knicker Roine jokes and a remark about how jokes can be carried too far, with an example involving Smith's cottage seven talles from the station.
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Becker
Smith
New York Sun
Fortsas Catalogue Hoax Attracts European Savants
A detailed recounting of the Fortsas hoax published in 1840, fooling bibliophiles across Europe. Rene Chalons forged a private library catalogue claiming sole-surviving copies, triggering a literary frenzy before the ruse was exposed. The tale notes dramatic bids, royal interest, and a copy now in the Congressional Library.
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Barnem Cysieslly
Boardom
Fortsas
Europe
J. N. A. de Fortsas
Binche
Belgium
Amsterdam
Geoigne
Wiliam Shepard
Casteman
Tourney
Brussels
Count de Fortsas
Rene Chalons
Comte de Fortsas
Congressional Library
Washington
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Coin Mottoes and the Irony of Inscribed Coins
A survey of coin inscriptions collected by Italian student Merigo Scarlatti, noting how cynics misread mottoes on currency. Examples include Charles II’s ducat remarking one is not enough, the phrase Let the poor see and rejoice on Louis de Bourbon coins, and several papal and Maltese issues where inscriptions were diverted from their original meanings to mock money.
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Merigo Scarlatti
Minerva
Scarlatti
Bot
Charles II
Louis de Bourbon
Etruria
Gregory XIII
Knights of Malta
Cardinal Rezzonico
Clement XI
Tomorrow's Birthplace Across the Pacific Time Line
A discussion of the International Date Line and how crossing the Pacific causes days to shift. The article explains days moving backward or forward, with examples from London to New York and on to cities like Chicago Denver and San Francisco.
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Pacific
P&ople
World
Atlantic
London
New York
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Shanghai
Yokohama
mid-Pacific
Advise on the phrase Thanking you In anticipation
Professor Skeat critiques the phrase Thanking you In anticipation calling it insulting and imperious. He argues it ignores prior thanks and pressures workers for immediate attention, labeling it a poor, ungentlemanly courtesy.
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Bagman
Professor Skeat
London Academy
Succeeding in Impression at Rorem Meeting
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press shows Cleverley reporting mixed feedback after a meeting with Rorem. He claims to have made a strong impression while Gaodle doubts he was accepted as someone worth pursuing.
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Rorem
Cleverley
Philadelphia Press
Richard or John laborer told in playful banter
In a comic exchange, characters Kim the Family and Rector tease Richard and a laborer about identity. Anxieties surface as a piano of ancestry and guilt surfaces, with sly references to a grandfather who robbed a stagecoach. Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Tomkins swap child illness gossip amid humor and class commentary.
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Kim
Richard
John
Longon Panch
Manchester Union
Republican county central committee meeting notice
Notice announces a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee at the court house in Linwood on the 26th of Camp Hill to conduct business including election of officers. Convener Covestey, Chairman. A W Sims, Secretary. Meeting set for 6 o clock.
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Republican County Central Ittee
Lintoo
D. Os
Hma
Electi
Eaton
Covestey
A. W. Sims
Bela
Ape
Lin
Democratic Mass Convention Called for North Dakota in 1908
A mass convention of the Democratic Party of North Dakota is scheduled for March 188 at 0 o clock p.m. to elect seven delegates to the State Convention in Grand Forks, ND, and to conduct other business. All Democrats are urged to attend. By order of the party.
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Eines
Wicemie
Americees
Crea Repsiticas
New York City
America
Democratic Party
Lincoln
South
Andersonville
T'Ie
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Hamilton
Democraty
North Dakota
Grand Parks
N.D
Hedgy H. Harsox Announces School Superintendent Run
Hedgy H. Harsox announces candidacy for Superintendent of Schools to Republican voters in Emmons County. He is a graduate of a first class school and a normal school and serves as Principal of Linton Schools. The statement emphasizes qualifications and primary election context.
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County of
Emmons
I Tereby
Lamas
Afret Clase
Hedgy H. Harsosx
Linton Schools
County Treasurer Candidate Announces Run in Emmons County
To the voters of Emmons County North Dakota C Rowerdie announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican primary June 2 198. He pledges to manage duties personally and put forth best efforts if elected in the upcoming election.
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Emmons County
N. D
C. Rowerdie
County Treasurer Candidate Announces Candidacy
A notice from Geo. H. Nan of Emmons County announces his candidacy for county treasurer. He seeks Republican support at the June primary and pledges to reside in Linton and devote full effort if elected. Date appears as February in the undated notice.
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Emmons Counon Pabiort
Linton
H. Nan Amore
Laxp
Onl
Frank H. Metzger
Een. A.d
Mane Pole
Charles B. Carley
Semone Bosanty
Candidate announces run for Twenty-Sixth Senatorial District
Representative announces candidacy for the Twenty-Sixth Senatorial District covering Ramone and Kidder counties. The bid is subject to the primary in June. The candidate is Danwix R. Errereren Linco hi uM.
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Emmons
Ramone
Kidder
Legislative Assembly
Concrett
Tulin
Danwix R. Errereren
Linco Hi Um
Lawsuit Notice From Emmons County Court
District court in Emmons County North Dakota issues summons against A W Kamke in Berth Dakota case Britts Bickel plaintiff, require answer within days after service at Linton office, Lynn attorney warning failure leads to default.
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State of North
Deke County
Emmons
Dokieta Bixth
Brits Bickel
Claintiff
A. W. Kamke
Berth Dakota
Emmons County
Linton
N. D
Eadh
W. Lynn
Pielauers
Pop Foster Tailor Skill Stirs Clubhouse Tale
The aging ballplayer Clarence Foster nicknamed Pop, known for meticulous dress, recovers from illness. He is seen sewing in the clubhouse, joked about by teammates including catcher Joe Sugden as he notes his improving condition while staying in character.
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Clarence Foster
Pop
Foster
St. Louis
Washington Grounds
Joe Sugden
Joe
Washington Star
Husband rushes to river bank after boy’s plea for insurance
A distressed husband hurries to the river bank following a boy’s plea to see insurance money. The fragment hints at a motive tied to a payout, with a witness-like response from a teacher figure. The setting appears in London.
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Lersely
London
Brand descriptions by list of cattle and horse owners
A long catalog lists owners such as Allen, H. W. Stadduck Hone in Boulder, and many others in Winona, Livonia, Hazelton, and surrounding areas. It records brands and placements on cattle and horses, including left hip, right shoulder, and other locations, with notes on specific shapes like triangles, diamonds, and initials.
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Allen
H. W
Herman
H Bon
Pee Rad Baker
Livonia
Bekker
Anne—ficii
Vo Baker
John—Hazelton
Harges
Sue
Bent
August
Braddee
Brooks
C. E
Winchester
Livona
Cate Dyer
Dow
Browmmel
G.—Wessel
Ene Clark
Joseph
Daic
Eule
Jc T
Casey
D. W
H Rd
Ben—Emmonsburg -Catti Armay
Jerry
Winona
Hedblad
Olof—Tell
G. A
Idpton
Herolz
Linton
Huse
Winons
Westfeld
Klabuode
Hazelton
Kurtz
Mandigo
W. W
Braddock
Mikesell
J. W
Borshs
Diamond
Morford
M. B
Hampton
Mowith
Muench
Emmonsburg
Naaden
Mame Bard
O'Flynn
John
A. B.—Armstrong
Postie
Putnam
C. C
Rathbun
C. J
Cathe
Ed Laverly
Geo
Gayton
Aon
Todd
James
Cate
Hore
Tough
David
Gattie
Jacob—Winonis
Yeater
Slazelton
Cattiv
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Americes Pyle
Tae
Fertsas
Legensens Publcation
St. Kilda
Isle
Great Britain
New York Harbor
Gulf Stream
Thomas A Kempis
London Telegraph
Neturst
Mrs. Jenkins
Democratic Mass-Desventice
Fer Ceaunty
Union Bank of
Liscopp
Biemarck
NDF
Beni
Vai
Bae
Hanson
Doued
Wuching
Ale Ja
United States
North
United
Bismarc
Steel
Bavanc Est
U Cattle and
Baxter
Braddoce
Davis Bros
Beaver Creek
Davis, J. B
Huezelton
Fischer, Jakob
Exeier Uathr
Brederick Jas
Hazelter
Goughnour
Jubno
Bismarck Catte
Gravink
H.—Westfeld
Lefhip
Sree
Wm. P
Hull
Rieht
Marchant
W.J
Macnider
William
Benekers
G. W
Weatfield
Cattie
Spaulding
Harrie
Horrie
van Heukdlom
J.B. Westfield
Will
Oscar H. Will & CO
Mpan
Linton Bakery
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