31 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
1
A local paper notes the new libel law is harsh on press, while editors fear penalties for family duties and reports a possible special session in Bismarck to repeal the act. It mentions the Lamp man of the Neche Howlotype and a country newspaper wife facing potential penalties.
A eastern state editorial mocks prohibition fears about a new libel law calling it another form of prohibition. The piece urges temperance in all things and condemns editorial misrepresentation of individuals unable to respond in print.
The Soo Railway Company issues a leaflet detailing the Soo Pacific route from St. Paul to the coast with mountain views. Prospective travelers to the Portland exposition are urged to request Primer No 200 by sending their address to W R Callaway in Minneapolis.
The Br'ER EluLiorr in Missouri's Reform press questions Belden and Streeter's voting on resubmission and the Shiels halfpint law. It notes editorial bias, references Delegate P J Lyons, Braddock convention, and the strict liquor provisions affecting grocers and physicians. The piece defends adherence to party lines while calling for fair comment.
The editorial questions the Grand Forks Heralds willingness to praise opponents while criticizing others. It notes perceived bias in libel law comments and calls for balanced critique of Emmons county scribe actions. The piece argues for consistent fairness in editorial stance.
A letter laments lack of praise from a state newspaper for his caucus, denounces editorials against resubmission measures and life appointments, and urges a public observance to honor trees, schools, and civic progress. It also reports the death of Mrs. Fanny Bergey in Idaho, noting her family and funeral details.
The estate of the late John M Wa gar probated in Farygg recently totals 44000 dollars with fees of 220 dollars. The record notes the probate value and the administrator fees as part of the final settlement.
The intermediate department records 28 on roll and average daily attendance for March. Perfect in attendance list includes Eva Schlangen Ray Sandidge Laura Petrie Vincent Shier Etta Wescott Mabel Coon Theodore Lane Ethel Seeley Laura Corbin Jane Martin Blanda Ringuis Harry Patterson Bertha Ringuis. Absent one day sick Anna Coon Leah Mendelowitz Katie Pufle Maggie Tough. Absent five days sick Georgia Welker George Rowerdink Emma SurRina. Teacher.
Advices from the Twenty sixth district report Emmons and Kidder counties pleased with Representative Streeter's House performance. He is praised as a leader, a ready speaker, a loyal advocate, and a solid newspaper ally. The piece notes criticism of the libel bill but says fair criticisms of men and measures should not fear the new libel laws.
Gov Sarles issues Arbor Day proclamation designating Friday April 21 1905 as Arbor Day for North Yakota. He urges planting trees and shrubs to beautify treeless spaces and bring refreshing shade and forest growths to the state.
Grand Forks Herald discusses Rep Streeter's measure requiring two copies of each issue to go to the North Dakota Historical Society in Bismarck. It argues this would preserve official records and prevent legal notice gaps from destroyed archives.
In Linton a small town of four to five hundred residents shows strong public spirit. The band, led by Prof Clint O Smith, grows in stature and finances. fundraising for a Fourth of July celebration, a town hall, and a baseball team yields $9500, $2000, and $100 respectively, illustrating a thriving citizenry.
Small old notice advertises full bred Plymouth Rockers for sale at Winona by ill cul Gray. Price listed as $1.50 each. buyers sending money will have it forwarded promptly by stage.
A compact guide highlights premium cigars pairing with wines from Overmelers. It notes select brands and flavor notes to complement red and white vintages, emphasizing aroma, body, and finish.
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