Nation should enforce national liquor policy against state nullifiers
The Record argues that the United States Supreme Court affirms state power to enact prohibition, but insists national supremacy requires strictly enforcing a national liquor license and tax policy. It urges constitutional amendment to block anti license laws and to prevent secessionist or minor division opposition.
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Emmons
United States Supreme Court
Herald
Grand Forks
Record
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North
North Dakota
United States Marshale
Missouri
Free Brand Column Proposed By Record To Aid Stockmen
The Record proposes a free brand column to help stockmen and farmers in identifying estray cattle horses and sheep. Subscribers paying a year or new readers paying for a year can have their brand descriptions published, with sample entries illustrating cattle marks horse brands and sheep ear notches and crops.
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Estray
Joan Surra
Notice-railroad lands hay permits invited
Bids are invited for cutting hay on Northern Pacific lands in Emmons County North Dakota for 1896. Bids open March 15 and public opening is April 11 1896 at Williamsport. Highest bid paid in 14 days secures permit. otherwise next highest bid is chosen. Bids to be sealed marked Bids for Hay Permits and sent to D R Streeter Williamsport ND land commissioner N P R R.
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Office of Land Department N. P. R. R
St. Pau
Mann
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Emmons County
N. D
Williamsport
D. R. Streeter
Dan Buckley
Dan
Iowa
Roffs
Sisson
Glencoe
Robinson
Tooking
Turkey
Tousey
Avery
Bir
Allensworth's
North Dakota
John Freed
East Portland
Oregon
Buchanan Valley
John
Benjamin C
Glencoe P. M
Springtime notes and county news from Williamsport
Walle Petrie visits Beaver Creek. Deputy Boutillier and A. D. Cordner visit the capital. A masquerade dance at George Lynn's on Beaver Creek draws a crowd. Eureka creamery restarts for 1896 season. Local visitors include Lewis Loutzenhiser, Michael Thomas, John Baumgartner, Jakob Darzapf. Law firm Stevens Williams formed in Bismarck. advertising from W. L. Yeater & Co. and industry notes follow.整理
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Annie
Walle Petrie
Beaver Creek
Boutillier
George Lynn
Eureka
Lewis Loutzenhiser
Williamsport
Michael Thomas
John Baumgartner
Jakob Darzapf
Strasburg
Brindle Offers Coal From Williamsport Mine
Brief notice from E. F. Brindle stating readiness to furnish coal from his mine located miles southwest of Williamsport.
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Williamsport
E. Brindle
School Population and Apportionment Highlights 1894 95
Interesting statistics from Wixona and Gayton school reports show shifts in pupil numbers and attendance. The Gayton No 8 detailed a term from Oct 14 1895 to Mar 18 1896 with 9 pupils enrolled 97 days taught and 92 percent attendance plus visitors and notes from the teacher M J Farrell. A basket auction at Williamsport schoolhouse is announced to aid Armenian sufferers.
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Wixona
Gayton
Garton
Record
County of Emmons
William Mclntyre
Archie Mclntyre
Emmet Mclntyre
George Mclaotyre
Cora Mclntyre
Mamie Shier
Lucy Shier
John Shier
Benedict Binglar
Aveiazc
Andrus
M Pearl Fuller
Aona Farrell
Geo. Saverly
Chas. Farrell
Shier
Farrell
M.J. Farrell
Williamsport School
Hampton Correspondence of the Record March 16
March notes from Hampton and Glencoe cover weather, health updates, local visits, and small town moves. Reports include Clar ence East’s son Harry’s recovery, church dissension, Savation Army talks, new arrivals in Glencoe, and immigrant arrivals transforming Emmons county communities.
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Clarence East
Minneapolis
Harry
Bismarck
Asbury Hospital
East
Squire
Glencoe
County Seat Talk Sparks Forder on Winoner as Lead
In Fargo Forum chatter editor Streeter faces pressure as locals push Winoner for the county seat. The Record notes drops in support and questions the whereabouts of D. R. amid the debate.
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Streeter
Billsport
Winoner
D. R
Fargo Forum
Maje
Central Committee Meeting and College Notices
The Republican central committee met in Wincheston at 2 p m with John Parker as chair and R J Dean elected secretary. A county convention was set for April 3 and precinct meetings for April 1. Edward Braddock fills the Dakem precinct vacancy. The Agricultural College Spring term begins March 30 with courses in Civics Grammar and more. a six week summer session starts July 13 for teachers and students. The Williamsport teacher examination on April 7 offers certificates for those without valid ones. entrants must be at least eighteen and bring stationery with a one dollar fee.
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Winchester
Fargo
Emmons
M. Flick
R. J. Dean
Exeter
A. Pebrman
Williamsport
Lincoln Geil Puree
Crivan Burge
Logan
F. . Savage
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A. A. Patterson
Cherry Grove
John Anderson
Dakem
Edward Braddock
Union
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Bhem
John Baker
John Parker
Rep. Co. Cent. Com
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M. N. Johnson
Central Committee
Wincheston
Republican Central Committee
N.D
Joan Parker
the Agricultural College
U. S
N. B
J. H. Wonst
Emmony
W. B. Anpros
Tea growing by Russian colonists in Mercer county
A colony of twenty Russian families cultivated Asiatic Russian tea last year from Russian seed in Mercer county. Report claims the tea quality surpasses merchant black tea, highlighting a notable agricultural effort in the area.
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Mercer County
Russia
Grand Forks Herald Promotes North Dakota Identity Features
The Grand Forks Herald touts itself as North Dakota’s oldest paper under continuous management. It highlights a regular cartoon on North Dakota country life and a new 28 feature in each issue, inviting readers to participate via mail.
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North Dakota
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