Patterson and Mount Dajo in Democratic Attacks
The article critiques Democratic opposition to U S actions in the Philippines after Mount Dajo, arguing Republicans defend the war. It notes Patterson’s libel accusations against opponents, praise for Gen Leonard Wood and Roosevelt, and calls out southern Democrats for their criticisms. It reflects early 1900s partisan rhetoric and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Mount Dajo
Jolo
U.S
Lincoln
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Democratic Party
Boomerang Effect of Patterson’s Sheriff Scheme
The passage describes Patterson promising three or four men support for sheriff in exchange for campaign running. He uses this to damage rivals, but the tactic backfires, revealing hollow principles and self-serving manipulation.
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Patterson
Kalberer Purchases Hawka Place in Emmons County
The Republican notes the purchase by "Young Jake" Kalberer of the Hawka place in Emmons County. It hints at Kalberer’s modest early start and suggests his history in North Dakota would be worth reading, but offers no further details.
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Jake’ Kalberer
Hawka Place
Kalberer Expands in Emmons County with New Purchase
The subject owns extensive farming land and over a hundred head of stock. His children enjoy schooling and comforts, and he has not denied himself basic needs. The new purchase signals Kalberer’s view that Emmons county is suitable for his future.
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Kalberer
Emmons County
Substantial Citizen Patterson Considered for Local Race
The speaker questions a so called substantial citizen named Patterson as a legislative candidate. He missed 106 roll calls in the legislature yet collected five dollars per session day.
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Charile
Patterson
Patterson shifts stance on Germans amid campaign paper plans
The speaker notes Patterson now favors Germans by planning a German campaign paper. He previously mocked Commissioner Fischer when minutes were to be printed in the Anserger, saying if Russians want to know what is happening let them learn English.
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Patterson
Fischer
Why Not Reply Mr Patterson Questioned
The speaker accuses Patterson of switching political allegiance in a past county convention and promising to backtrack on McKinley if nominated. The critic charges him as a liar for not voting, and notes new Republican voters will cast ballots next June seeking answers.
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Patterson
William McKinley
Pigeon-Teed Pat Claims Boxing Lessons
A parable of Patterson who wanders the streets puffing his chest and boasting boxing lessons. He boasted of land deals if given a punching bag but seldom wins a fight, losing to every able-bodied man he faced. He did knock down a drunken man at Winona with a club. He also poses as a wrestler but was outmatched by a Braddock boy who knocked him around.
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Patterson
Winona
Braddock
Frank Irvine
Linton
Linton Construction Company
W. C. Hardy
Frank Bell
Dakota Central
Charles
Alex. McKenzie
Bismarck
Alex
Opal Ruggles
Ruggles
Hazelton
S P
Munger
Aberdeen
Milwaukee
Dty
Emmons Court
Church Services Highlight Episcopal and Methodist Gatherings
Morning and evening services listed for Episcopal and Methodist churches. Rector Arthur McFargane leads the Episcopal church with sermons on Our Home in Heaven and That Group About the Cross of Christ. Sunday school at noon and midweek prayer meeting. Congregations growing. invitation to attend.
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Episcopal
Arthur McFargane
Methodiet Epiesopal
Christ
F. M. Hares
He Discredits Himself in County Race
Patterson, accused by Streeter of discrediting him, is described as a lifelong schemer who wastes money and refuses to win voter trust. The piece predicts that Patterson and his “C. A. P.” brand will be defeated in June and that Republican voters will reject the democratic republican fusion next fall.
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Patterson
McKenzie
Hansbrough
Bex Beach
Washington
Record
George Lynn
Streeter
Odd Fellowship
Flasher
Emmons County
Patterson-Braddock Contest
Rex Beach
Alaska
Arnolds
To Kill Smut Germs Formulation for Seed Grain
A Dakota Farmer correspondent extols treating seed grain with a 40 percent formaldehyde solution. One pound dissolved in 45 gallons yields enough to treat sixty bushels of grain, covering forty acres at about 11.5 cents per acre. The method claims to prevent smut losses in South Dakota amid high farm criticism. The Linton State Bank offers farm loans.
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Dakota
South Dakota
North Dakota Notes Mixed Local News and Growth
The column surveys widespread Odd Fellowship growth and farm labor demand while reporting on fires, infrastructure, and business moves across North Dakota. Notable notes include a Menango butchershop fire, a Tacoma of 51 horsepower steam engine arrival in Bowden, and the International Harvester Co planning a Bismarck distributing plant with J. I. Case involvement.
Patterson and Streeter in a web of political favors and timber disputes
The report sketches Patterson accusing Streeter of efforts to discredit him while noting Streeter's past loan, delegation backing, and later support for Patterson as secretary of a state convention. It also describes a Burr Oak district timber theft case, courtroom antics, and local land claims near the Missouri river bottom.
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Patterson
Streeter
Winona
Wesley Baker
Napoleon
Baker
Burleigh County
Linton
Merrill
Ed Easton
Burr Oak District
A. W. Graybeal
C. Campbell
Carpenter
F. Whitcomb
Lynn
Britta
Graybeal
Whitcomb
Irvine
Squire
Carpenter and
Campbell
Britts
Graybear
Farrington
Joe Lindsay
Lindsay
Lyon
Hazelton
Jake Ricker
Ballota
Easton
Mr. Walsh
Missouri River
Land accretions from river shift pose legal challenge
The text discusses land formed by a westward river shift affecting 400 to 500 acres. Timber cutters claim government ownership while Easton and Walsh hold private claims. It notes possible accretion laws, suggests damages suit over countywide trials, and hints Easton may be selling timber in possible federal violation. If action proceeds, Uncle Sam or Emmons County taxpayers may bear costs.
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Messrs. Easton and
Walsh
Easton
Uncle Sam
Emmons County
Local notes and political jabs from Linton Eureka area
Measles claim against Clint Wagher amid election talk. townsfolk travel plans and business moves. Names include Patterson, Seeley, Whalen, Tegge, Jorgenson, and Strands. Community events feature a potato race and Arnolds vaudeville show with local development news and calls for caution on land deals.
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Erreret
Tom Record
Jimmy Emmons
the Monitor
Maramec
Oklahoma
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Trondbjem
New York
Christiana
H. O. Fielde
Abercrombie
Pigeon-Teed
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Church Services
Toe Farm
Linton State Ba
North Dakota
Agricultural College
Cooperstown
Sheyenne
Ward County
Minot
Old Settlers’ Association
Goldfield Daily
Fargo
Davis Bros
Menango
Alpha
Dickey County
Bowden
The
Guardian
Grand Forks
Marshall
White House
Marshal
Bismarck Tribune
Red River Valley
Forum
International Harvester Co
J. I. Case
H.C. Rhud
Dakota Block
Pierce Company
Prof
Ladd
Dickinson
Sisters’ School
Gerrit Brummer
Westfield
Iowa
Gerrit
Hawkeye
Brummel
Pacific Coast
John Heyerman
Jos. Crose
Clint Wagher
Arlington
Carpenter O. E. Jones
Strasburg
Attorney Armstrong
Ipswich
Mrs. Rowse
Hampton Ranch
Ashton
Geo. Zirbes
Roy Yeater
N. P
St. Patrick's
H. Stoddard
Hague
Clarence Smith
R. F. Tegge
John Pfeifle
Fred Kelsch
Gus Jorgenson
Sherbourne
Minn
Coonen
Eagle Restaurant
MacKenzie
Kimmons County
Attorney General’s Office
Frank Beil
George Wells
Aug. Obermeier
Broadway
Mr. Wells
Walter Crick
Jacob Hendrickson
J. R. Bajanjeni
Estelline
S. D
George Dexter
Mr. Patterson
Old Linton
Seeley
Ashley
Seeley Claim
A. J. Whalen
Bell Telephone Company
Linton Race-Track
Dick Coonen
Lyman Clayton
Frank Streeter
Pollock
C. A. Patterson
Peter Shier
Eureka
Henry Wittmayer
N. C
Peter Wittmayer
Wittmayer
Justin Schweizer
R. &. Tegge
Mr. T
Sioux City
George Payne
Land Office
Payne
DE Laval
Lily White
Royal Patent Flour
Jany
Linton Bazar
Cive
Jones Bros
Postoffice Building
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