Emmons County Record publisher outline
The Record is the Pioneer Paper of Emmons County published by B. Streeter in Linton North Dakota established in 1884. It announces display rates 20 cents per column inch for single insertions and 15 cents for contract space with ten cents per inch for composition and ten cents per line for one insertion. It circulates in the south half of the county and generally in the north half. Advertising copy is due by Tuesday noon each week.
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Pioneer
Emmons County
Lecala
Gouth
North Dakota Election Postmortem Urges Ripe Civic Dialogue
The American Press Association urges calm after a bitter campaign in North Dakota. It warns against bitterness and fake claims about the Bank of North Dakota and calls for League and anti-league supporters to work together to curb socialist influence while condemning dirty tactics used during the race.
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League
North Dakota
Emmons County Newspaper Election Brings Relief After Siege
The Record praises the election of an official newspaper in Emmons county. The league group had kept the paper near collapse for years, but those days of worry are over as the publication endured the siege and survived this political struggle.
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Emmons County
League Gang
Record to Regularly Visit All Who Desire It
The statement proclaims that the Record will be a frequent presence for readers over the next two years, confirming ongoing accessibility and engagement with supporters and the general public.
Record gains County newspaper status and promises improved service
After years of claiming official county status, the league newspaper shifts stance promising to serve all matters from county filings to legal printing. It vows a highly efficient news service alongside its monopoly on legal notices and urges subscriptions to the Record.
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League
Cape Fear Sunk In Narragansett Bay Collision
Newport Rhode Island reports the Cape Fear a United States Shipping Board vessel sank after a collision with the City of Atlanta. Nineteen of the Cape Fear crew of thirty four remain unaccounted for while the City of Atlanta, bound from Savannah to Providence, sustained bow damage but remained anchored. Fifteen survivors were rescued by the City of Atlanta and other craft as the search continued.
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Newport, R. I
Cape Fear
United States Shipping Board
Narragansett Bay
Savannah Line
City of Atlanta
Castle Hill
Newport
Rose Island
Providence
Norfolk
Atlanta
Savannah
City of
Cape Fear Sinks After Collision With City of Atlanta
In a naval collision, Cape Fear was crossing when City of Atlanta swung across its bow. Cape Fear suffered a deep hole and shattered concrete. lines were thrown aboard but the steamer sank quickly forcing most crew to dive overboard.
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Atlanta
Cape Fear
Dalrymple quits dry job in Chicago district
Chicago prohibition chief Major A V Dalrymple resigns his post as supervising agent in the Chicago district. He says he sent the resignation to Internal Revenue Commissioner W M Williams in Washington and it was accepted with immediate effect. Dalrymple had long sought to resign after his controversial journalism style assault on a northern Michigan rum rebellion a year ago.
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Chicago
A. V. Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Internal Revenue
W. M. Williams
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Standard Oil Split Depicts Melon Worth 157 Million
Chicago stockholders in the Standard Oil company of Indiana will share a melon valued at about 157 million dollars on December 17. The board of directors declared a stock dividend of one and a half shares for every whole share held. Authorized capital stock stands at 100 million dollars. In eight years of existence the firm is said to have earned profits totaling 200 million dollars.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Bandits steal $60,000 in gems from St Paul jeweler
Two armed unmasked bandits robbed the A L Shapiro & Bros jewelry store in downtown St Paul during broad daylight. A tray of diamonds valued at $60,000 was taken before suspects fled in a waiting car as bystanders looked on. Police search for the robbers and vehicle.
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St. Paul Jeweler
St. Paul
A. L. Shapiro & Bros
Northwest coal priority suspended by Interstate Commerce Commission
Judge John F. McGee announced from Washington that priority orders for coal shipments to Lake Erie ports have been indefinitely suspended. He cited congestion at terminals and slow Northwestern dock purchases, with 170,000 cars released for building materials and perishables. Consumers express no major winter risk despite the action.
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Lake Erie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
St. Paul
John F. McGee
Washington
Lake Erile
Twin Cities
C. A. Bruce
Twin City Coal Dealers’ Exchange
Minneapolis
Northwestern Dock
Judge McGee
Cleveland
Colorado Rangers Ready for Action in Coal Strike
Denver reports about 200 Colorado rangers under arms at Golden awaiting orders from Governor Shoup to move into the Northern Colorado coal fields where officials have ordered action to end the illegal strike by miners. The governor warns no disorders will be tolerated.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Rangers
Golden
Colorado
Shoup
Chinese City Attacked by Russian Force in Mongolia
A Cabinet official report says an unidentified 2000 strong Russian army with artillery attacked Urga Mongolia. The Chinese garrison of 1200 repulsed the six hour battle with hand to hand fighting. Chinese losses totaled 300. enemy casualties were heavier.
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Peking
Urga
Mongolia
Cabinet
Mexico Recognition Report Denied by State Department
Washington denied an earlier report that recognition of Mexico was imminent. Secretary Colby had forecast quick progress based on discussions with Roberto Pesqueira, confidential agent of Mexico City, though a firm date or inauguration remained unstated.
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Washington
Mexico
Colby
Obregon
Roberto V. Pesqueira
Mexico City
New York
State Department
Pesqueira
Staes
Rickard to Stage Big Bout Dempsey Carpentier Match
New York report says the Dempsey versus Carpentier title bout is expected in New York with promoters to fix date and venue. Tex Rickard Charles Cochran and William Brady will run the event, each fighter earning a 25 percent share of film profits while promoters take 50 percent.
Federal probes wheat imports in Minneapolis
Federal investigators from the FTC and the Agriculture Department probe the wheat marketing situation in Minneapolis. Secret sessions examine how much Canadian wheat has entered the city and its impact on the wheat and flour markets, a two week old request by President Wilson.
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Kusner
Morton County
Fordyville
Co-operative Marketing Association
Dickinson
Peter Remlong
Fargo
Portal
Canada
Minneapolis
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Irish Home Rule Bill Passes Through Commons Committee
London reports the Irish Home Rule bill moved through committee stage in the House of Commons with no major amendments. The measure advances though details remain to be addressed on the path to final passage.
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London
House of Commons
Colby Hears Irish Plea For New Republic Recognition
Frank P. Walsh leads a delegation of Irish sympathizers to the State Department to present arguments in favor of recognizing a new republic of Ireland. U S delegates will attend the Brussels conference where Germany will report on reparations payments.
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Washington
Republic of Ireland
Colby
State Department
Frank P. Walsh
William Howard Taft
War Labor Board
U. S
Brussels
United States
Suspects Arrested in Night Rider Sweep Across Counties
Forty three men in Montgomery and adjacent counties were arrested in a recent roundup. General Felix Dias, relative of a former president, fled Cuba to Mexico and then sailed to New Orleans.
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Montgomery
Ala
Al‘eged
Prteget Culmann
Marshall -and- Bluemount Counties
Farmers Advertise Local Cream Egg and Poultry Shipments
Farmers urged to ship cream eggs and poultry to a local receiver in a period notice promising prompt handling and fair payment. The brief emphasizes convenient return or settlement for producers supplying dairy and poultry goods.
Ambitious Clerk Posts to New Field
Harry Peterson a former dry goods clerk completes secretarial training at Dakota Business College and is sent to the U S Employment Bureau with a $150 monthly start. The era seeks 1000 new pupils for promising openings. enroll at Dakota Business College and write to F L Watkins Fargo North Dakota.
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Harry Peterson
Dakota Business Liege
U. S. Employment Bureau
Donyt
Dakota Business College
F. L. Watkins
Pres
Front St
Fargo
Klein Tailor and Cleaner Ad in Bismarck North Dakota
An expert dry pressing repairing dyeing and tailoring service invites shipwork to Klein Tailor and Cleaner in Bismarck North Dakota. The ad promises skilled workmanship and reliable garment care.
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Klein
Biamarck
N. Dak
For Sale Five Room House in Linton City
Five room house with a large barn and two lots offered in a fine location in Linton City. Inquiries directed to Dr. Wolverton.
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City of
Linton
Building for Sale in Braddock Former Braddock News Office
Two story frame business house in Braddock formerly housing the Braddock News office. For sale cash or terms to a responsible buyer. Satisfactory trade considered. Addibas.
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Braddock
The
Braddock News
Addibas
Hay land for rent near Hague on 120 acres
Notice announces rental of 120 acre hay land near Hague. It lists Sections 25 and 2 and 85 Township 74 Range 130. L. Wells and A. Reed are named in the record as contacts or parties involved. The rate or terms appear indicated by 2¢ and $200 figures in the fragment.
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Hague
L. Wells
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Emmons County Record
Linton, North Dakota
B. Streeter
American Press Association
U.S
Naragansett Bay
Captain Garfield
City of At
Lanta
Prohibition
Standard Oil
Fordson
Northwestern Motor Co., Linton and Hazelton
Colorado Coal Area
Envoy
Rickard
J.schenkenberger
Dayton
Linton Tire Hospital
Pires
Grenel Eelinton
Republic
Frank Walsh
Bismarck
C. Smith
Wolverton Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
M. D
W. H. Hinton
Chas
Coventry
Stone Drug Store
Adv
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
DR. A. Schutt
Haggart
Leonard DU Heaume
Real Estate
A. B.C
Aberdeen Business College
George L. Kemper
Strasburg
Emmons County Motor Company
New Field
John W. Wait
Champaign
Illinois
F. B. Sreeter
Linton, N. D
A. Reed
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