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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
2
Northern state spotters active amid campaign chatter. Readers mock forecasts as posters. A steamed contemporary claims patience until next year. No political scraps now as editors promise more peace for readers.
Major Patterson sharply criticizes young Klingman over his role with the telephone exchange. Klingman initially challenges Patterson to a mortal combat but ends by saying he can speak English better than Patterson can write it.
The union printers in numerous cities go on strike as employers recruit strike-breakers. Experiences from prior strikes suggest breakers may be kept only temporarily if the workers prevail. returning union men are likely to be rehired after the dispute ends. Strike-breaking is a poor bet for a worker.
Rk W Davis of Dane County Wisconsin reports county yields to the Record, noting Dane’s annual butter production of 1,358,406.03 dollars and a strong farming sector. He argues North Dakota farmers can profit from high land values and predicts improving dairy prospects.
The Jamestown Alert defends the capitol commission actions as businesslike, praising securing bids for erecting the building and using the old wing, arguing it keeps taxpayers free from unnecessary debts and avoids public debt heritage. The piece criticizes political hostility and endorses the commission’s plan to construct a new capital without debt.
A fragmented excerpt hints at a plan aimed at obtaining benefits without payment. The text suggests deception or exploitation, with no clear names or organizations readable. Further context is needed to confirm parties and outcomes.
A. L. Geil of the Republican visits Hlntelton as local men trade clever barbs. The piece lampoons the county’s newspaper crowd, praising and teasing Major P Br'er Gei Hazelton Bert Braddock Bert with jokes about bay windows and looks while noting youth and appetites.
A Fargo town and country club formation is planned by prominent residents. Across North Dakota fifty days bring forty-two new banks and widespread advertising by merchants. Reports note beggar and peddler issues in Mandan, a barn fire near Courtenay kills sixteen horses, and a pistol scare in a farmer’s pocket. Grand Forks football beats Hamline 14 to 0. Dickinson eyes steady growth with 1905 brick blocks, Fargo expands fire gear and lowers insurance, and an eloping couple tied to a shop burglary is captured in Oakes. The state braces for politics and crop worries as birds are targeted for extermination in a press wave.
The column reports a murder in Cass county near Amenia, a defamation suit in Wahpeton, a street insult tempered by a judge, a sick woman moved to Mandan for care, and a critique of reform leadership in North Dakota politics. It mentions religious sisters from Fargo aiding St. John's Academy and a Grand Forks fair address by James J. Hill.
We thank dear friends and neighbors who assisted us after the death of our wife and mother. From B. F. Burge, children and grandchildren. October 1, 1995 Winchester North Carolina.
Dr Wm C Boteler eye ear and throat specialist is again at his Eureka office to treat eye and related diseases. A noted early registerer in South Dakota, he has aided many locals including Heinrich Welger Louis Grenz and John Kallenberger restoring sight and curing deafness. He is listed as son in law of ex congressman McCreary.
A long roster records brands for cattle and horses owned by numerous ranchers including H W Allen Braddock J H Baker Bakker Hazelton Baumgartner Baxter Benz Grown Klabunde Logue Marchant Macnider Morford Muench Murphy Naaden Potzer Paulson Peterson Pollock Putnam Rathbun Renakers Rush Smith Stewart Swenson Todd Van Heabkorom Van Soest Walker Weller Wescott Wilde Wollmann Wray Yeater across left hip right hip shoulder ribs and other sites with variations and combined marks
The First Bank of Linton North Dakota offers real estate money to loan on good farm lands for three to five years.
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