Noxious Weed Bill debate and editor’s praise in legislature
The piece discusses the Noxious Weed Bill and credits Rep Jim Weed of Logan county, Tag Braddock, with advancing his journalistic career. It praises Senator Alexander Macdonald of the county for supporting initiative and primary measures while condemning a March to April auditor term-extension as unnecessary and potentially harmful legislation.
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Jim Weed
Logan County
Tag Braddock Republican
Linton
Braddock
Thurston
The
Republican
Senate Journal
Alexander Macdonald
Macdonald
Greatly Surprised by Pain Balm Results
Henry Crook of Asheville Gazette reports severe rheumatism after wading to start winter. He purchased Chamberlain's Pain Balm from W. E. Petrie in Linton North Dakota, used two thirds, and his pain vanished with no relapse.
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Prister
Chamberlain
Henry
Asheville
N. C
Gazette
W. E. Petrie
Linton
N. D
North Dakota schools rise in national rankings after reform
North Dakota education reforms reduce incompetent teachers and raise standards. More than 1,000 teaching license applications were rejected and certificates now come from the state superintendent. Salaries for district teachers increase and many high-grade instructors join from outside states.
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Oem
Ee Dakota
United States
Cits
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Watchites
North
Grandisa Leoutzemhiser Death Notice
Death announced for Grandisa Leoutzemhiser on Tuesday February 24 1903 at Bee ser mons county Maryland near the Riteabech Pacesa river in her ninety first year Elizabeth Woods born May 19 1812 in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania later lived with her parents before moving to Mercer County Pennsylvania where she married William Louteanbiser on September 29 and later moved to Howardern es.
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Grandisa Leoutzemhiser
County
M. D
Riteabech
Elizabeth Woods
United States
Great “Britain
Ti Weatmoreland County
Penn
Darenta
Mercer County
Waa
Wiliam Louteanbiser
Pracher
Howarerin
Long life of Dakota settler noted in obituary
The obituary records the death of a Dakota pioneer who moved from Iowa to Union County in 1873, then to Emmons County Dakota Territory, with five of nine children surviving. Surviving siblings include Jackson Woods and Porter Woods. grandchildren total forty one, great-grandchildren sixty. She remained mentally sound until shortly before death and was a Methodist for sixty years.
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Union County
South Dakota
Jacob
Emmons County
Dakota Territory
State of
North Dakota
Kezsiah Findley
Chamberlain
John Loutzenhiser
Culbertson
Mont
Vermont towns lean toward liquor sales after provincial vote
In the March election more Vermont cities voted to sell intoxicating liquor under a high license than favored reverting to prohibition in the general vote last month. Proponents say the trend favors gradual state policy. opposition margins have narrowed in communities still against liquor.
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Voermont
New
Beal
Wars River Junction
Vermont
Dea ‘Amali
Hotel Arrivals at Linton House by Date and City
Hotel arrivals list at Linton House details guests by date from Thursday to Wednesday. Names include A J Honstain Aberdeen H W Waterman J L Bohn Frank J Fox E S White Fargo F M Fisher St Paul J Z Bohn Watertown Lew Bowles James Coffee Armour 8 D F R Muckler Winchester Oscar Swanson Del Rapids.
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Linton House
A. J. Honstain
City
H. W. Waterman
J. L. Bohn
Aberdeen
Frank J. Fox
Strasburg
E. S. White
Carthage
O. A. Paulsrud
Fargo
F. M. Fisher
Minneapolis
R. C. Davis
St. Paul
J. Z. Bohn
Lew R. Bowles
Watertown
James Coffee
Armour
F. R. Muckler
E. A. Anderson
E. O. Hindsley
Winchester
Oscar Swanson
del Rapids
F. J. Smith
Bismarck
T. A. Kieffer
Winona
H. A. Armstrong
Williamsport
M. Wells
B. Moscay
Chas. Coventry
Dale
Geo. Grogan
Detroit
Mich
R. C. Easberg
Chicago
J. H. Oeder
Duluth
Miss Hattie Adams
Dell Rapids
J. C. Herpal
Andover
S. D
H. Umber
Ortonville
Minn
Dykema party and local births noted in Hull area
Correspondence of the Record lists social visits by Cornelius Arie Stam and John Dekker of Westfield to Hull friends. Marie Noomen visits south Hull. Dykema youths plan an evening party. Births reported: Lorie Dorn bush a daughter. Jacob Green a ten pound boy. Celebrations include recitations and special mentions for John Van Soest Martin Van Soest Lizzie Noomen.
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Cornelius and
Arie Stam
John Dekker
Westfield
Hull
Marie Noomen
Dykema
Lorie Dornbush
Jacob Green
Jake
John van Soest
Martin van Soest
Lizzie Noomen
Fatty
Religious editor declines prize fight interest
A Portland Oregonian exchange shows a weary religious editor refusing to engage with prize fight coverage. He tells a caller he does not care about prize fights, highlighting a stance of indifference amid editorial duties.
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Portland Oregonian
Chamberlain’s remedy aids chronic diarrhea sufferer
Mr C B Wingfield of Wair Play Missouri endured thirty five years of chronic dysentery. He reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy gave him more relief than any other medicine he tried. The notice cites E Petrie merchant Lincolnd?
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A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
W.E. Petrie
Merchant, Lin
C. B. Wingfield
Wair Play
E. Petrie
For Sale Sires at Cherry Grove Ranch Braddock N D
Four miles west of Braddock at Cherry Grove Ranch sell The King a four year old dark red shorthorn herd bull 135459 and an Alo a 20 month old bull calf from King. Also selling grand Shire stallion Prince a bright bay six years old and weighing about 1400 pounds. Stallion price 300. Visit the ranch or write Brinehurst Veater Williamsport N D marl3-ap3
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Cherry Grove Ranch
Braddock
Alo
Brinehurst & Veater
Williamsport
N. D
Dried Fruit Sale at City Meat Market and Grocery
The City Meat Market and Grocery advertises clearance of dried fruit at bed-ruck prices due to excess stock. Includes apples peaches and nectarines offered at set weights and dollar amounts with other items at similar prices. Call to view goods.
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Esch
Ang
L. Wescorr
Taken up horse in Winona area 1903 description
Notice of a black horse with a small white forehead spot found at a farm on February 2 1903. The animal weighs about 1250 to 1300 pounds and is estimated to be twelve to fifteen years old. Owner contact appears as JOAN JENNER Nins Miles Notet Winona office Winona.
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Coutes
Eighth
Capitol
N. P
St. Louis
Joan Jenner
Nins Miles Notet
Winona
Toftice
Taken Up Stallion Colt at Westfield
Taken up February 7 1903 a dark bay stallion colt about ten months old weighing 500 to 600 pounds with a small white spot on forehead branded with a mark like Son Lett shoulder owner please call pay charges and take the horse away Westfield New Jersey
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Kant Bachit
Westfield
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