North Dakota primary shaping LaFollette gains edge
The Emmons County Record notes North Dakota's LaFollette win in a tight GOP contest with Taft and Roosevelt, highlighting Democratic leaders urging support for LaFollette and predicting limited impact on the national convention. It discusses delegates in New York and Pennsylvania and hints at possible dark horse outcomes if Roosevelt falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsyvaria
Taft
Cummins
Politics and public duty debate in street corners
A fragmented voice argues about politics and transparency, defending open inquiry while criticizing ex parte influence. The speaker contends politics can yield good outcomes if it reveals hidden things the public deserves to know, and warns of taxpayer burdens from lavish political display.
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Polifore
Record Letters Debate Land Company Lands in Emmons County
Attorneys L promote a letter debate about a Land Company procuring lands from Emmons county at a loss to taxpayers. The Record invites replies from Mr. Herolz or others and asks for lengthy copies by Saturday evening for print. The issue also includes Prof. Sheppard on seed corn selection and seed plots advised by North Dakota Agricultural College.
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Emmons County
Herolz
Lynn
Sheppard
North Dakota Agricultural College
State Agricultural College
Winona Whispers
Correspondent notes March weather and social visits around Winona district. Local residents Jack Ramey, Tony Mosset, Rufus Wagher, Adam Thomas, Katie Glass, and others are referenced with farm work, cattle trading, and a sledding accident involving Master Peter Seazher. Dr. Goodridge treated facial injuries from a wire fence incident. the article ends mid description of potential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ramey
Postle Ranch
Tony
John Mosset
Woodly Postle
Rufus Wagher
Dr. Goodridge
Fort Yates
Adam
Thomas
Nick Glass
Katie
Adam Thomas
Martin Volk
Aberdeen
Goodridge
Early Election Returns Show LaFollette Carries State
Early returns indicate La Follette leading statewide with large margins in many counties while Roosevelt dominates Emmons and Hague precincts. Taft shows modest support in multiple eastern counties though overall Taft votes remain uncertain. County totals show La Follette carrying several western districts and Roosevelt strong in eastern areas.
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LaFollette
Broncho Pete Recounts Fatal Throat Wording Incident
A terse report notes a man with a severely wounded throat who would have bled out without timely aid. Broncho Pete provides a stark, compact account of the perilous moment and the narrow margin for rescue.
Braddock Visitors and Local Events Highlight Kintyre Scene
March notes show Clint Sisco visiting Braddock from Kintyre while Leono Sisco plans another trip. Myron Fallgatter and others attend gatherings at Lane home and a Sunday religious service. Rev Sepp and Rev Lane speak at a Capital City meeting. Lane school hosts a minstrel show and supper for 15 cents next Saturday. Mrs. Hjalmer Sundahl recovers under Dr. Larrabee. Roy Mote welcomes a new Victor Victrola. Local residents enjoy a musical evening as the town embraces the practical spirit of sharing good things.
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Tey Oe
Clint Sisco
Braddock
Leono Sisco
Myron Fallgatter
Lane
Kintyre
Sepp
Hjalmer Sundahl
Larrabee
Roy Mote
Victor Victrola
E. Rytnik
KINTYRE First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services
The church offers Sunday school and classes for all ages at 2 p.m. Bible classes for men and women also at 2 p.m. Preaching by Rev. J. M. Macmillan at 3 p.m. Also mentions blanks for real estate mortgages and chattel mortgages at Record.
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J. M. Macmillan
Ulanks
Local correspondence from Gayton Gossip dated March 15
Fredrick Burbage visits his aunt Mrs. Geo Laverly. Mr and Mrs Wilson visit Cannon Ball. Mr and Mrs Casey call on friends at Cannon Ball. Fred Chapman and Jay Peterson were business callers in Linton. Mr and Mrs Norman visit S G Mickel family from Linton. Ben Haggard minds hay on ranch. St Patrick dance by J W Wilson draws large crowd. Mrs Wells and Mrs Wheeler visit Mrs Wesley Baker Jr. Geo Laverly returns from Mott with four cars baled hay. Lena and Gladys Mickel, Roy Peterson and Wilbur Mickel stay with Sperry family near Livona. Friskie.
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Fredrick Burbage
Geo. Laverly
Wilson
Mrs. Casey
Fred Chapman
Jay Peterson
Linton
Mott
Lena
Gladys Mickel
Roy Peterson
Wilbur Mickel
Sperry
Livona
Friskie
Fairview Views Correspondence from the Record
March notes from Fairview list James Jennings on Maine neighborhood business, Inez Spriggle recovering from illness, Charles Green visiting EF Pitcher home, Mary Platsch absent with mumps, Mrs William Grogan returning from Rock Elm Wisconsin, Mrs George Grogan hosting Ohio Ladies Aid Society first meeting of year, and Mrs Ray Bier visiting Lilly Spriggle family.
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Inez Spriggle
Charles Green
EF. E. Pitcher
Mary Platsch
William Grogan
Rock Elm
Wisconsin
George Grogan
Ohie Ladies’ Aid Society
Ray Bier
Braddock Country
Lilly Spriggle
Fairy
QMIO ITEMS Correspondence to the Record
Mr and Mrs L T Briggs spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs McCormick Mies Mabel Adamson resumes teaching at Omio. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Geo Grogan after a three month lapse. Easter social planned. Literary program at T J Drayton's March 24. Debate question on socialism versus current government. Miss Clara Mich ends seven month term at Ohie school and will return to Donnelly Minn. Cloning exercises well rendered.
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Mies
Mabel Adamson
Omio
Geo. Grogan
T. J. Drayton
Clara Mich
Ohie
Donnelly, Minn
Linton Schools Hold Exam Days and School Dismissal
The Linton schools announce Thursday and Friday as county examination days. A visitor, Mr. Chas Coventry, visited Franklin School last week. German I began Benedix's Der Progress. Franklin School witnessed a battle royal last Tuesday, leading to its dismissal for the day.
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Chas. Coventry
Franklin School
Benedix
North Dakota Primary Sparks Political Fray and School Program
Local note highlights a presidential primary featuring Burke Taft Roosevelt and LaFollette. Grammar room sixth and seventh grades presented a program last Friday. Teachers and board held a joint meeting Tuesday. Visitors included Mes dames Atha Crane and Braddock. next Friday at 2 45 pm a high school program with an essay recitations and singing.
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Burke
Taft
Roosevelt
LaFollette
North Dakota
Board of Education
Mesdames
Earl Atha
R. J. Crane
Edward Braddock
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Ludwig Rieker
Notice is given by G. A Herolz executor of Ludwig Rieker's last will to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after the first publication. Claims must be presented at the executor's office in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Dated February 27 1912.
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Ludwig Rieker
Herolz
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
Taving
Seid
Said Emircus County
G. A. Herolz
Public land leasing on Emmons County lands at Linton court house
The School and State land in Emmons County North Dakota not yet leased will be offered for a five year grazing and hay lease starting 1 o clock a m on Friday April 26 19 2 at the Court House in Linton. Minimum rent twelve dollars per quarter section plus a 1 00 lease issuance fee and five percent minimum annual rent for cultivated tracts. Coal rights reserved to the state and bids may be rejected by the Board of University and School Lands. Leases cancellable for nonpayment and with a two week land list on file for public inspection.
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Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton
Musum Anova
Kastner
Board of
University & School Inos
Notice of Lease Terms for State Land by Commissioner
Dated at Bismarck North Dakota February 6 1911 or frem which states the State Land lease requires above terms. Action by ALEX MACDONALD Commissioner.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Alex. MacDonald
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Notices hereby given that a mortgage by Jakob Schlichenwayer Jr and Katharion Schlichenweyer to Otto Didszunelt dated November 2. A D and filed in Emmons county North Dakota will be foreclosed at the court house front door in Emmons county on a date in 1912 to satisfy the amount due. The described property includes the southeast quarter of section 17 the northeast quarter of section 20 the northwest quarter of section 21 all in township 132 north range 75 west in Emmons county North Dakota and contains 160 acres per US government survey. The amount due at sale is to include costs of foreclosure. Dated March lith 1912. Otto Didszunelt mortgagee.
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Jakob Schlichenwayer, Jr
Katharion Schlichenweyer
Otto Didszunelt
A.D. Les
Emmons County
North Dakota
Emmers County
Otto
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