Pioneer Tuck- Myr- North Dakota County Record
Emmons County record notes C and Streeter in a pioneer context. Mentions North Dakota and county officials. Includes scattered names and local notices.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
2
Emmons County record notes C and Streeter in a pioneer context. Mentions North Dakota and county officials. Includes scattered names and local notices.
Fragmented OCR mentions Bulletin 35 about school grounds and directors, and Bulletin 37 on infection and crop methods. Includes instruction to request free bulletins by mail from a college in Fargo with envelope marking. Details are unclear.
A clipped notice discusses state land leases and sales, criticizing a county paper for withholding details while vowing to publish every school land action. It argues immigration to the region, auction sales, and Canadian land offers influence population trends and notes the political climate around land policy and independence.
The passage notes that many residents leave the county to seek urban opportunities or better schools for their children. It observes Americans as an uneasy people and suggests western state neighborhoods consistently experience migration in and out, shaping local demographics and schooling needs.
Emmons county school officers gathered for an annual meeting presided by County Supt. Hanson with A. L. Geil of Hazelton elected president and J. R. Haney of Hartford secretary. The program covered school associations, consolidation, salaries, textbooks, and recent laws, with many officers listed as attendees. A Rock Island wreck in Iowa killed over forty and injured many, including North Dakotans P. A. Russell and Mrs. Russell of Grand Forks.
In a dramatic House battle described as without recent parallel, Republicans insurgents and Democrats joined to pass a rule change increasing the rules committee from two to ten and barring the speaker from membership. Norris of Nebraska led the move while Burleson of Texas failed to unseat Cannon, who clung to the gavel amid chaotic scenes.
Ed Coover plans to move to a western Canada homestead this week. Mrs. S. E. Coover dispatches a carload of household goods to northern Montana and departs next week. Braddock roller-mills have been remodeled and overhauled, with new machinery and improved equipment added recently.
Notices from H W Allen Braddock and H W Smith publish in support of Republican primaries. Allen Braddock seeks North Dakota state senate with June 1 primary political timing. Smith, from Hazelton New York, runs for county commissioner in Inamon County Ea mons County with pledge to serve the people without self interest and to honor Republican voters in the June 1 primary.
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