01 Oct 1897
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1897
Page
1
A Williamsport item compares train robberies by the Northern Pacific to alleged tax thefts by a local Tax-Dodger outfit. It argues some robberies rely on arm power while others exploit corporate wealth, noting editors fear different threats and labeling one form as more criminal than the other.
The Steele Ozone notes the editor was ordered to rest for a day due to week long bowel and stomach trouble and that W. J. Hiland traveled from Bismarck to assist with the paper while the staff attempts limited typing. The piece ends with a playful query about the typewriter's name.
The Mandan fair was a success with large crowds and strong community effort to entertain visitors. Emmons county residents attended in notable numbers while the Mandan event showcased local hospitality and activity.
Eprron Carky, identified as an AI editorial writer for the Bismarck Review, releases a new newspaper editorial described as part of a good paper. The report notes the involvement of an AI writer in the publication.
Over fifty years the product has been used by millions of mothers for teething relief. It soothes the child calms gums eases wind colic and diarrhea and tastes pleasant. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.
A reader ridicules two teaspoonfuls per quart guidance for High Priced Powders and their claim to go three times as far as rivals. The note attacks price and adulteration assertions, citing a manufacturer offering government samples at 16 cents a pound while charging 45 to 50 cents retail. Includes stray notices of sale items and a stray horse for sale with identifying branding and contact.
The Fort Rice mail carrier reports the death of Thomas Caddell eighteen son of Mr and Mrs M C Caddell Fort Rice. Tommy fell ill after cattle roundup on Sept 6 and died Sept 15 after severe pain and a long illness. He was buried at Mandan Catholic cemetery with Rev Collins officiating.
The county judge C Rowmapm announces monthly presence at the county seat on the first Monday of each month to handle official duties and public business.
A compilation of brief town news items from Williamsport and surrounding areas. Includes visits by W. E. Petrie and others, church services led by Rev. Father Clement, a birth announcement, and notes on local business and damages from a prairie fire.
Advertisement lists heavy week harness items including halters sweat and buggies. Ground feed and Climax flour offered with grinding service for grain. Trade location referenced as Williatarport ND.
Fifty cords of wood offered at 2.258 per cord sold only to farmers. Dinner included if you arrive at mealtime with a cord. Catfish priced at five cents a pound. Ben’s Compu Glencoe North Dakota.
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