Growth of Our Business Driven by Policy Confidence
The steady growth of our business is a natural outcome of our policy. It results from the confidence of the people who recognize the value of our service.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
1
The steady growth of our business is a natural outcome of our policy. It results from the confidence of the people who recognize the value of our service.
A broad North Dakota bulletin highlights a sweeping election, rising farm activity, new buildings, and civic plans. Reports note big farm grain handling, a new Catholic school at Devils Lake, Bowman hospital plans, and election contest talk in several counties alongside crime and local governance notes.
Hazelton news item highlights election results slow to arrive with county totals, noting north end candidates and local political sniping. Social events include a leap year ball, a dance for a ball team, and a Presbyterian ladies social with quilts auctioned for church fund. Also mentions Hallowe en pranks and campaign weather, plus church project progress and a general store discussion on goods like staple cloth.
A finicky customer challenges a fish market sign that reads Anjo vis, with the proprietor defending his chosen labels. The dispute ends when the customer buys a dime’s worth of smoked herring, a name beyond dispute.
W G Fitz-Gerald recalls a rite of fear facing a towering twelve foot tusker. He describes the elephant’s ears, posture, and scream as overwhelming, while an unseen herd appears to stampede like an earthquake. The narrator’s pride shrinks beside the animal.
A group of youths in Australia packed a bottle with dynamite and a waterproof fuse, tossing it into a creek pool. Their retriever retrieved the fizzing bomb, and as the men fled, the dog swam toward them with the bomb in its mouth. The blast injured or killed the animal. several men were thrown down but unhurt.
A Washington Star quip recalls a discussion about ancient Chinese printing and adds a playful note suggesting they invented the interrogation point. The exchange frames a curiosity about early communications and typography.
A scrambled passage discusses aging, marriage, and life choices through reflections in an Engineer magazine piece. It mentions spare moments and the idea of lean hours while contrasting travel, work abroad, and pursuit of ventures with a casual dialogue about time and opportunity.
The passage recalls a mock ancient maxim about stowing a daughter for wealth, contrasted with a warning to value a husband. The New York press quotes a humorous or satirical line reflecting concerns over marriage and money.
Notice is hereby given that JOSEPH LIVE of Strasburg North Dakota who on March War made homestead entry No 400h for FE 4 OtN W o e and BE of &W % of see 19 Two DN Kee 70 W of Pith M has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to the land described before L A Weatherby United States commissioner at Linton North Dakota on the 11th day of November ts Witnesses Anton cherr of Strasburg ND Johe Zacher of Strasburg ND Leopold Kuutugardner of Strasburg ND Michael Kurgad of Strasburg ND M H Sewell Register
The Gayton School District No 2 invites bids for a school house on the southeast quarter section 14 township 155 range 7 and two coal houses and four privies on the northeast corner northwest quarter section 26 township 155 range 7. Bids due by 6 o clock pm December 10. Bond equal to double the contract amount required. Plans may be seen at the school clerk’s office. The board may reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Directors Emmons County.
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