Primary list of announced candidates for June 26, 1912
Names listed alphabetically for the upcoming primary in multiple offices. Republican slate includes representatives for Congress in the 34th District John T Kirk and William W V Tattle, judge Walter H Winchester, senatorials Reinhold K Bateer Geo Gepe LO8, Langedatl Stoney F Smith BD K Streeter, county judges Charios Hoc parley oterat Deeda Irvine Albert Dug Sheri E W Chase Wallace Kyes Peter Shiler, superintendent Lester Brigale S 11 Hanson Mrs Kate Savage, treasurer W O Irwin Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty Od Dlateret
Reinhold K. Bateer
Geo
Gepe
Jadees Charios Hoc
Oterat Deeda
Irvine
Albert Dugh
Sheri E W. Chase
Wallace Kyes
Peter Shiler
Lester Brigale
S. 11
Hanson
Kate Savage
W.O. Irwin
Irish home rule bill moves toward passage amid Ulster roars
In Britain the home rule for Ireland bill won a second reading by 101. The piece notes Ulster Orangemen’s protests but predicts passage through Lords and Commons, arguing unity of Great Britain and Ireland would heighten imperial power. It also announces Reinhold Batzer’s candidacy for the North Dakota Legislative Assembly, praising him as a promising, upright young man from Hazelton with Minnesota law school ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords and Commons
Ulster
Boyne
Londonderry
Enniskillen
Limerick
Aghrim
Scotland
England
Stuart
James I
James VI
Englard
Ireland
Wales
Britain
Legislative Assembly
Reinhold K. Batzer
Hazelton
Ilatzer
Nlatzelton
Linton
Morrison County
Minn
Law School
University of Minnesota
North Dakota
Emmons County
Mr. Batzer
Methodist Conference Opposes Revival Evangelists in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis the Methodist conference adopted a resolution opposing evangelists for revival services a move seen as curbing Billy Sunday. The Fargo revival raised thousands, while Sunday’s troupe drew mixed local response amid debates on minister pay and church funding. John Charmley, known as Jawn, is praised as a potential railroad commissioner candidate. Uncle Teddy R keeps Minnesota loyalty strong, Taft and La Follette rivalry remains close as Roosevelt gains delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Conference
Minneapolis
Billy Sunday
Fargo
Sunday
Teddy R
Minnesota
Taft
la Follette
Taft Campaign Bureau
Roosevelt
House panel backs half cent and three cent coinage
A House committee recommends minting half cent and three cent pieces. The coins would aid delinquent subscribers who want to pay a little toward their country newspaper bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Coinage
Roosevelt Advances in California and Ohio Primary Prospects
The article notes Roosevelt's large win in California and discusses potential momentum if he secures Ohio districts. It mentions that Roosevelt’s nomination for president seems likely if he gains a majority, and references Col. Tuttle running for Congress in the Second district. It also cites shifts in editorial leadership on pensions and remarks on past lawmakers.
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Roosevelt
California
Ohio
President Worst Urges Wheat Harrowing to Save Moisture
The agricultural college president counsels farmers to harrow their wheat to conserve soil moisture. This advisory aims to prevent moisture loss and improve crop prospects amid conditions reported locally.
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Worst
The
Agricultural College
Hazelton Happenings May News From Emmons County
Emmons county notes growing corn belt fame as Feed Merchant John Wray reports inquiries from Iowa farmers for seed corn. Mrs S F Wright returns from Bismarck after tumor removal, improved health. Otto Dahl safe from Titanic disaster, planned Norway departure soon. Grand ball announced for May 17 at Klabunde’s hall, first dance since spring work. Rev John Ver Straate and J R Hughes arrive. Ver Straate named Presbyterian pastor. Auditor J R Snyder seeks hospital treatment in Bismarck. brother’s health uncertain. Chas Armstrong visits Lisbon Ohio, reports mother’s improving health. North Dakota praised for seed progress. For job printing, visit Emmons County Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
John Wray
Iowa
S. F. Wright
Bismarck
Norway
Klabunde
John Ver Straate
J. R. Hughes
Princeton Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Hazelton
Presbyterian Church
Hughes
J. R. Snyder
Snyder
Chas. Armstrong
Lisbon
Ohio
Armstong
North Dakota
North Dakota Bank Statement Sworn by Cashier 1913
Waldemar Wenzlaff, cashier, swears the bank statement is true for Emmons County. The document details liabilities and deposits including time certificates of deposit and other figures, verified before Notary Franz Tempel on April 17, 1913. Directors FE Tempe and other attestations are noted.
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North Dakota
Emmons
Waldemar Wenzlaff
Waldemar Wenzlafp
Franz Tempel
Mitel
FE. Tempel
Tempelton State Bank
Temvtk
Automobile Association Formed in Emmons County
A county meeting of automobile owners in Linton led to the formation of the Emmons County Automobile Association with eight executive members and a secretary treasurer from Linton. The group plans a May 20 meeting to seek county highway funding, oversee local road work, and coordinate broader county road improvements for safer automobile travel.
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Linton
Emmons County Automobile Association
J.H. Reamer
W. L. Yeater
Hazelton
M. P. Kaiser
Braddock
R. E. Mote
Kintyre
Fred Snyder
Temvik
K. L. Meier
Strasburg
R. M. Volk
Hague
C. Rowerdink
Westfield
F. B. Streeter
Board of Commissioners
Omio Items Correspondence to the Record May 1
Mrs H A Sherman of Minneapolis visits her parents Mr and Mrs G G Palmer The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs Geo Grogan May 22 If stormy meet Thursday and don t forget the beans E O Mickel telegram on the death of his niece Mrs A E Chambers of Grandview Wash remains shipped to Dumont Iowa for burial Mr Chambers and family were neighbors Rev N Wood to lecture at the Ohie church May 24 Ladies Aid to handle tickets admission 25 and 15 cents proceeds to church Old mirrors re silvered and made as good as new New ones made to order C Bertheau Home Bakery and Jewelry Store
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H. A. Sherman
Minneapolis
G. G. Palmer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Geo. Grogan
E. O. Mickel
A. E. Chambers
Grandvein
Wash
Dumont
Iowa
Chambers
Rev. N. Wood
Ohie
Wood
C. Bertheau
Simple Buckthorn Mixture Claims Quick Benefit for Linton
The Linton Drug Co reports many residents benefit from a simple buckthorn bark and glycerin mix in Adler ika, a German appendicitis remedy. A single dose supposedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation by antiseptically cleansing the digestive system and drawing out impurities.
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Linton Drug Co
Linton
Hazelton Edges Linton In Ten Inning Opener
Hazelton defeated Linton five to three after ten innings in a season opener played Sunday under cold, windy conditions. The game swung with both teams trading leads through nine innings, with Hazelton briefly pulling ahead in the first inning and Linton answering before the marathon finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Hanson
Batzer
Linton
Johnnie Schenkenberger
Eureka
Slatelton
Hazelton Aggregation
Estrayed horses near Temvik in Lincoln area notice
George F. Grogan reports three horses missing from Section 14-133-75 last week near Temvik. A light bay three-year-old mare with a wire cut on the right front foot, a yearling bay mare colt with halter, and a black yearling gelding with a white face and three white feet were last seen near Fred Foell’s home east of Temvik. Notify Grogan Omie or leave word at W E Petrie's store, Lincoln.
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Linton
Matt. Niesen
N. D
Fred Foell
Temvik
George F. Grogan
Omie
W. E. Petrie
Taken Up Pony Listed for Claim near Hull Postoffice
A white spotted pony about three years old with black legs to the knees and no brand is taken up by E. Staatema. Owners must call, prove property, pay charges, and remove the animal two miles west of Hull Postoffice by the 16th of the month.
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E. Staatema
Hull Postoffice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
John T. Kirk William WV
Tattle
Judes Walter H. Winchester
John Charmley
Jack Charmley
Marck Tribune
Boose
Col. Tuttle
Hoke Smith
Representative Rottenberry
Major Edwards
Total
Nicholas Bohn
OMIO
Linton Cash Store
Joseberle
Prop
Brisa
F. P. Goodrich, McKenzie, N. D
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Business District
Grernance
JAVK
SCVEN
ANNEK
John Sautter
Wade
Andrew Klofstad
Amalie Klofstad
Nathan M. Burnes
Register of Deeds
Euimons
N. W
Township
Tom O’brien
Goodyear
F. O. B. Toledo
Frater
Flanders
Studebaker
Frank B. Irvine
Linton, N. D
U. N. Gray
Kenmure
Ap Kenmare
Nathan M. Barnes
Mir Gro M. Guay
Kenmare
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