North Dakota libel law debate reflects press battles in legislature
The Record discusses the Streeter libel bill and its reception among state editors. It defends measured criticism, warns against malice, notes gains for fair writers, and cites potential risks to reckless publishers and campaign handbills. It also questions editor suitability in state government and mentions a failed homestead bill for semi arid lands.
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State Press
Neche Chonotype
House of Representatives
Emmons County
Record
Pola
Naming Farm Homes Becomes Common Across State
Across the state farmers are giving names to their farm homes. A farm name helps fix the identity of the place, similar to naming a person, and many North Dakota farms have pretty or characteristic names.
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North Dakota
Edgeley Mail Names Senators in Tether To Machine Defeat
The Edgeley Mail says Senators Macdonald and Sharpe are among legislators targeted by the political machine for defeat in two years. It notes no outside influence can stop Macdonald in his district. Gov. Sarles has cut 170,000 in appropriations, compelled to trim items including Leeds and Linton experiment stations.
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Edgeley Mail
Macdonald
Sharpe
Jim
Sarles
Leeds
Linton
Emmons County Representative Praised by Dugald Campbell
A letter from Dugald Campbell praises Emmons county's house member for the recent session in Bismarck. Campbell notes wide admiration from legislators for the representative's work and expresses sincere pride in having him represent Emmons county.
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Dugald Campbell
Emmons County
House of Representatives
Bismarck
Emmnam County
Frankie
Mail from Maredith Captain Describes Hot Springs Fire
In Hot Springs Arkansas Captain Honstain writes he is well and recovering from a fire disaster. He notes hot baths and good climate, describes daytime city strolls and seventy ball in the evenings, and reports extensive destruction of residences and shade trees. The fire chief called on a U.S. artillery captain to blow up buildings to stop the blaze. He expects to reach Minneapolis late month and sends regards to Frank and other comrades.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Maredith
Honstain
U.S. Artillery
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Frank
Reservoir claim supersedes homestead rights in Emmons county case
The department ruled in favor of Arthur McConville Jr. over Roy C. Kinsey on a reservoir declaratory statement tied to a homestead entry in Emmons county. Survey and plot show McConville complied, potentially setting a precedent for reservoir water rights against homesteaders on the same tract. K A Armstrong represented Kinsey and C S Lane for McConville.
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Roy C. Kinsey
S. W
N. W
S.W
Emmons County
Arthur McConville, Jr
Kinsey
McConville
Bismarck Tribune
K. A. Armstrong
C. S. Lane
Examination attracts large crowd at Linton teachers event
A full turnout attended Fridays and Saturdays teachers' examination in Linton. Coventry praised the strong interest and the prompt attendance of permit holders. The list names twenty two attendees including Mrs L Carathorn Esther Frankhauser Maggie Mertel Pollock and others from North Dakota towns.
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Linton
Coventry
L.carathorn
Esther Frankhauser
Maggie Mertel
Pollock
N. D
Chus. Ahern
Bessie Meadows
Exeter
P. B. Schwelteer
Anos Gudufson
Strasburg
N. D. Snsy
Anneta DeLey
Winchester
Otto Bobasp
Dolh
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A. W. Sims
E. E. Martin
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Inton State Bank
Emmons
D. R. Streeter
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Union Seensee
Exeter Teen
Draler
Worth Dakota
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Hackney Land Company
Unochi En Lands
Huy
Martin & Sims
State Bank
Livary
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Snyder's Drug Store
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J. F. Snyder
Hazelton
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