Lincoln Courier Reports Snowbound Illinois Central Lines
The Lincoln Journal-Courier notes heavy snow halting Illinois Central trains causing stalled service and a light rolling stock struggling to clear the lines. It mentions Lincoln being 126 miles north of St. Louis and references Prof Moore's engagement as principal in Bismarck.
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Roast of Streeter Misrepresented by The Advocate
A critic accuses The Advocate of misquoting an old Steele Republican roast from two years ago to mislead readers about current campaigns. The author labels the action as Pattersonian and misleading to its audience.
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Missouri moves to block Standard 1 Magnates in court
Missouri attorney general Hadley leads efforts to bar a large monopoly from doing business in the state. Henry H. Kin ere testifies as the star witness in a case aimed at restraining the company and shielding markets in Kansas and the Indian Territory. If successful, a larger market will open for prudent firms.
Emmons county’s growth and rail access transform farming life
The article describes Emmons county’s shift from isolated farming to market access via railroads, noting reduced travel to market, better land use, and new settlers. It also covers congressional debate on railway rate appeals, Spooner amendment, and praise for Senators Hansbrough and McCumber for reform efforts and irrigation funding.
Newcomers in North Dakota Seek Home and Prosperity
A South Dakota family newly settled in the northern county says renters’ competition pushes up costs yet homesteaders can build a lasting home. They praise hard work and independence, noting improvements are for themselves and their neighbors. The house committee favors a tax removal on denatured alcohol to promote cheap power and light, arguing it could lower energy costs and boost production.
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Streeter Announces Bid for 6th District Representative
The Dawson Leader notes Hon. D. Ki. Streeter of Kaimons county announces candidacy for renomination as representative from the 6th district. Streeter previously served in the last term, was active for constituents and the Slope’s welfare, and faces little expected opposition locally.
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Pollock News Notes Local Travel and Mail Changes
Pollock reports residents visiting from Glanavon and Dale with Elmer Fritz and Ernest Belverstone and updates on Miss Webster’s health. Rail line struggles, stage lines, and hotel trade shifts affect local economy while a daily Pollock Hague mail route is proposed. Railroad surveys near Vanderbilt may connect lines, and Claude Allen seeks aid from Pollock residents through local collectors.
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Dale
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Bo W. Whitney
Sam Harrison
Glanavon
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Wishek
Church Services on April 1 With Evening Sermon
Sunday April 1 preaching at 11 am on A Man Who Was in Earnest. Sunday school at 12 noon. Evening service at 7 30 pm with A Fool's Plan of Life. Many new faces in our congregation welcomed. F M Hayes pastor.
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North Dakota Tuberculosis Cattle Regulations Proclaimed
A proclamation establishes rules to prevent tuberculosis in cattle entering North Dakota. Dairy cows and breeding cattle must carry a U S Department of Agriculture tuberculine test certificate dated within ten days before entry or be quarantined and tested by a district veterinarian.
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President Roosevelt Defends Reform From Sensational Press
President Roosevelt criticizes magazines and critics for reckless denunciation that harms reform efforts. He warns against indiscriminate accusing of all Congress members or all rich men, urging sanity and moderation to avoid shielding real culprits and hindering honest officials.
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North Dakota Headlines Mix Of Rail Talks And Seeds
North Dakota reports discuss continued rail links from Minot to Bismarck and new train service in the north. Farmers hustle for hired help and seed trains, while seed shipments and concrete plants appear across the state. Local incidents include a Minot girl’s marriage called off, a wheelbarrow ride sentence, and a tank accident near Rayaman.
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Linton Record Not Found Among State Papers
The Progress claims to compile the brightest state papers but states no copies of the Linton Record are present among them. It mocks the publisher Mickey Deay Beer as a loud, toothless figure.
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Funeral Service for Mrs. David Tough Held in Linton
Funeral services were held last Saturday at 2 PM in the Methodist church at Linton for the late Mrs. David Tough. Rev. Hayes preached the sermon to a large crowd. The choir included Mrs. Rooks Miss McDonnell W Irwin and Chas Williams. Pallbearers were W E Petrie H Backhaus Wm Jones Wm J Merchant Wm Pagel and G W Lynn. Interment followed at Linten cemetery.
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No Consequence in Grand Forks Mayor Race
The piece argues the city election in Grand Forks is sensationalized by local papers. It notes challenger Duis for the Democrats against Dinnie for the Republicans and accuses the Grand Forks Herald and Evening Press of backing the Democratic nominee.
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No More Seeds Distribution Despite Cut in Funding
The Record notes Congress refused seed appropriation and the agriculture commissioner opposed it yet seeds will still be distributed this year. About a bushel of packages remain for applicants and will be handed out until they run out. Seeds are comparable to store-bought stock. Also an ad offers a New Home Drop head Sewing Machine for sale at the Record Office for $28.
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The Loneliness of the Yard Clean Up Man
A laborer spends a day raking sweeping and carting trash to tidy a yard while muttering oaths and woes. After finishing he endures a storm of debris and dogs with dead hens moldy hay and derision. Years pass yet his smile fades as he haunts the places of men, grief heavy in his heart. The Bbondie Creamery Company opens a creams depot in Linton and offers top prices for cream with HP Stoddard as agent.
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