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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
1
A legal receipt confirms each payment made and maintains a complete record of all business affairs, reducing trouble and labor in accounting and verification. The document ensures traceability for every transaction and supports financial transparency.
A political advertisement highlights George M. Young of Emmons County North Dakota as a clean straight candidate for Congress in the new district. He pledges trust and efficiency, citing long residence and public service. He profiles his experience as farm hand teacher land-title abstractor and bank cashier. He asserts independence from any political ring and promises a square deal.
October 17, 112 Sheriff Peter Sht er of Emirons County ND of Mortzagee announces sale of property at front court steps for cash to highest bidder. The notice lists multiple occupants and property details with a sale date in October, describing debts, legal fees, and the mortgage default.
A fragmented OCR passage reports Republican party material urging voters to support state ticket nominees including Governor, Attorney General, and other officials. It references a public statement to voters, a purge context, and calls for adherence to party principles and the state ticket lineup. The text includes names such as Gunderson Olsen and Taylor and discusses endorsements and political stance.
North Dakota and Minnesota excerpts cover farm prospects and yields. Reports note seed corn frost tolerance, fruit trials by Narloch in North Forks, and livestock marketing successes. A local minister’s illness, a mail-carrier pursuit, and grain market speculation in Minneapolis tie to broader agricultural and community life.
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