Emmons County Election Review Condemns Hackney Boynton Grab
The county votes in a hard fought election ending the Hackney Boynton land grab. George W. Lynn named state’s attorney by a large majority. Elmer J. Mogle defeats Peter G. Rooks by six votes amid close precinct tallies. Ballots from Burr Oak and Livona affect final outcomes. County offices see shifts in treasurer, clerk, and sheriff races with varied margins.
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Lynn
Cameron
Books
Fogle
Hackney Boynton
George W. Lynn
Peter J. Hrook
Elmer J. Mogle
Rook
Rooks
Burr Oak
J.J. Sitts
Conrad Kraft
Conard Kraft
Strasburg
Emmons
First Bank of Linton
Scott Cameron
Peter G. Rooks
Frank Irvine
Register of Deeds
Tom O'Brien
Irvine
O'Brien
Chris. Bieber
Temvik
Lieber
O'rien
Linton
O’brien
Livona
Linton Votes Narrowly as Wilson Leads Returns
The article reports Fogle beating Rooks by five votes in a home precinct while turnout was light in northern unions due to favorable weather. It notes shifts in Strasburg and Westfield voting, mentions Cameron's libel case, and cites Wilson as likely next president with Roosevelt congratulating him. Weather and farming guidance follow.
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Hanson
Strasburg
Alois Phillips
Phillips
Sheriff
Wallace Eyes
Peter Shier
Stiikers
Fogle
Books
Linton
Umons
Livona
Gayton
Rooks
Westfield
Cameron
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Roosevelt
Care of laying hens gains from corn rich winter ration
An agricultural note from North Dakota surveys grain choices for laying hens. It promotes corn as a valuable winter feed, outlines a practical daily ration with morning wheat and noon mash, plus green and water needs, and compares Leghorn and Cochins for feeding needs.
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O. W Opynes
North Dakota AgriCultural College
North Dakota
Hana
Stranger wins big at 100 up billiards in hotel
A stranger agreed to a 100 up billiards match in a large hotel billiard room. He won 102 while still playing, then noticed the opponent leaving. The youth denied paying, declaring no play no pay, and said spectators would pay for a reserved seat when he funded a game.
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London
Prevent Wheat Rust by Rotating Crops and Saving Seed
Agriculture professor L H Rolley argues wheat rust is driven by seed and soil disease. He urges crop rotation every four to five years, sowing only plump bright No 1 hard wheat seed, and disinfection with formaldehyde. He recommends farmers produce their own seed and avoid replanting from infested ground.
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Atria
Red River Valley
O. K
Silage Storage Space Advantage Over Hay
The article explains silage stores eight times more feed per volume than hay. It notes corn ensilage in a 30 foot silo uses about 50 cubic feet per ton versus 400 for hay in a mow, with seed costs around 75 cents per ton for silo storage and five dollars for hay. One hundred tons of silage feeds 25 cattle for 180 days.
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Kaneas
Store highlights cozy fall winter coats and prices
Local shop promotes fall and winter goods with a full coat section for men and youth. Modern patterns and desk styles attract buyers while buying facilities enable very interesting prices. Mail orders offered with prompt attention.
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Crowides
Linton Garage Promises Prompt Auto Repair Services
The Linton Garage offers comprehensive automobile repair and adjustment promises prompt service and satisfaction with competitive prices. Located just south of the livery, the shop invites customers to try their work.
Hog slaughter made easy with lever and hanging pole
Arnold Kurth explains a two person method for hog slaughter using a lever and hanging pole. The technique includes boring two slanted holes, pulling the lever to lift the hog, and using a gambrel and rope to hang it with minimal effort.
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Arnold Kurth
Nebraska Farm Journal
Notice of filing final five year proof for homestead
Michael Gilles of Offinton North Dakota filed notice of intent to make final five year proof to establish his claim to the south half of the southeast quarter section Township 12 north Range 74 west of the fifth principal meridian. The proceeding before G Rooks Clerk of the District Court Linton North Dakota is set for the wih day of November 1912. Witnesses named are Wendelin Horner John Dockterhildrich Kelsch and Virginia Braddock all of Linton North Dakota. Reg ister Stevens.
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Department of the Interior
Bismarck
Michael Gilles
Offinton
North Dakota
Pith
G. Rooks
District Court
Linton
Wendelin Horner
John Dockter
N. D
Lildhrich Kelsch
Virginia Braddock
Lin
Notice and Citation Hearing of Final Account
Notice and citation to Grace Richards Mary Richards Francis Richards William Richards and Thomas Jones as guardian to appear before Judge Charles B Carley on November 11 1912 at 10 AM in Linton North Dakota to settle the estate of Frederick Richards deceased. The administrator Charles Vospith with will annexed seeks final settlement and distribution.
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Grace Richards
Mary Richards
Pranets Richards
William Richards
Thos. Jones
Prederick Richards
Nentworth
Lake
Sourtlincotn
Filis Court
Linton
Egamons
Noth Tackota
Wreitheg
Charles Vospith
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Emmons County North Dakota
Notice states mortgage execution by Braun Jr and Jouana wife mortgagors to mortgage company in Emmons county North Dakota. Foreclosure sale to occur at front door of courthouse in Emmons county on November 7 following recording in Book 2 of Mortgages. Amounts due and title description referenced. attorney Chas Coventry Linton North Dakota represents mortgagee.
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Mortage
Mo Braun,Jr
Jouana
Mortgagor
Pany
Offic
Emmons
Kota
Notice of Homestead Claim Hearing in Strasburg
Public notice lists HOSEL PEL of Strasburg North Dakota filing for homestead on the north half of the southeast quarter of section 30 township II north range V west. Hearing before a judge at Linton North Dakota on November 10 with witnesses Damien Feist Michael Scherr Anton Schwahn Joseph Lipp and others.
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U.S
Hosel Pel
Strasburg
Pakaty
Iit
Prinetua
Linton
North Tas
Wiht
Damien Feist
Strassere
Michael Scherr
Stras
Anton Schwahn
Strstr
Joseph Lipp
Strastaure
Kh. NL
Steves
Notice of Public Land Claim for North Dakota Quarters
Serial No 0704 specifies a notice of intention to make homestead claim in the northwest quarter of section 4 township and range in the Fifth Principal Meridian. Claimants Gilles Anton Gefret Sebastian Gefret Joseph Fischer and Michael Kuechler are listed with their residences, with appearance before P Gooks at Sterk Court in Linton North Dakota on the Ith day of November.
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U.S. Land Office
Seploiptet
Markus Ghitt
Master
North Dakota
Homestead Bay
Fort
Dameri Bi
PG. Kooks
Sterk Court
Linton
North
Fragmented Claimant Names from Local Notice
Readable names list includes William T. Wittess Brooks Lin Alex McCulley Lint uthiren Linton Sandwick Ten KO NOSTEN EN. Partial, disorderly claimant roster appears in damaged OCR text with multiple spelling errors and unclear affiliations.
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Wittess
William T. Brooks
Lin
Alex. McCulley
Lintuthiren
Linton
Sandwick
Ten KO Nosten
Temvik resident files homestead claim in North Dakota
Peter Nelson of Temvik files a homestead entry for land in the southeast quarter of section six. The claim notes intent to prove up the claim within one year before North Dakota county clerk on December 24. Witnesses listed include Jens Peter Selson David Colquhoun Fal Larvick and Ole Sathren from Temvik and nearby Lintern.
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Peter Nelson
Temvik
Parry Sa
Charles Iartey
Padge Ao
North
Ber
Jens Peter Selson
Lintern
David Colquhoun
Teuivik
Fal Larvick
Ole Sathren
Tenevik x
TF Tn
Steven
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Hackney -Boynton
Henry H. Hanson
J. R. Snyder
P. J. Wittmayer
Eyes
Horner
Shier Polea
Elmer D. Fogle
Phost
Hackney-Boynton Corporation
Northwest
Taft
Wilson
New York
Solid South
Missouri
Hanna
W ” Irwin
Tyst
Tin Conrad Wraft
Wwe
Distie Fanart
Ib Rinster
Dood
CP Iilen
H. L. Rolley
M. Dahl
Main St
W. A. Rodgers
Prop’'r
Charles B. Carley
Handy and
Simpie
Charles BK. Cabley
Boones County
Chas
Coventry
Daiot
Murtsis
Charles HH. Carles
Ner Dakota
Ile
Linton, North Dakota
Arry
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