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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1916

Page

6

Primary reform urged to improve North Dakota voting system

In a critique of the 1916 presidential primary, the Linton newspaper urges major changes to North Dakota primary laws. It argues for nonpartisan county offices, statewide delegate selection, and a combined primary-convention system to reduce fraud and raise voter information and engagement. It warns against cross-party manipulation and stresses honest delegates and citizen oversight.

North Dakota Woodrow Wilson Progressive Republican League Republican State-Central Committee Emmons County Republican State Central Committee League Schott August Usselmann Court House Usselmann Republican Central Committee Linton Aug. Usselmann Eureka United States

County School Notes Highlight Bids and Examinations

The county superintendent reports bids for two new Winona district schoolhouses will be opened March 22 after adding two windows for lighting per state inspector. Eighth grade exams are set for March 30 across village and rural schools as schedules align for next year’s staffing. About fifty certificates for perfect attendance issued this week, with long lists of names for three and nine months of perfect attendance, including Hazel Baker and Harold Larson.

Winona E. J. Taylor Mariuts Nieuwsma Anna Nieuwsma Jana Carlson Herbert Urevig Florence Beal Grace Olson Lida Vikse Eva Putnam Nina Putnam Adam Brickle Rosa Brickle Borghild Ellingson Ralph Clarke Meta Ilichen Miles Stanton Genevieve McCrory Franklin Bertheau Eunice Haggard Philipena Mitzel Edna Green Howard Carley Alexander Hager George Horner Hazel Dilly Clara Bechtle

Let Us Have Peace and Stand for Our Rights

A call to courage against insult and abuse. The speaker refuses to submit to illegal affronts, urging the nation to value honor and rights. He links dissent to necessary restraint and recalls the patriots of 1776 who fought for just rights against Great Britain.

Great Britain

Senator Gronna Responds To Border Disorder

North Dakota senator Asle J. Gronna speaks on reports of Mexican looting and pillaging in New Mexican towns and people, urging calm and action to restore order amid rising tensions.

Carranza Asle J. Gronna North Dakota Congress Germany

Meeting of Hague Teachers Association March 11

The Hague School Chorus sang Jesus Lover of My Soul and God be with You till We Meet Again to open the meeting. Papers on Physiology Hygiene Language Spelling and Old Ironsides were presented. The next meeting set for April first with members to choose topics and contribute.

Hague Jesus O'Callaghan Fiechtinger Helen C. W. Hudson Mr. Hudson Bergener

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