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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented list of candidates for Congress and state offices. Names appear with party labels and positions such as registrar and treasurer, along with scattered titles and roles. The garbled text suggests a historical ballot or ticket page listing multiple nominees and offices.
The Linton schools reopen with a larger pupil population and a strengthened staff led by Principal McNeilling. The historic Winchester building as an annex and two other rooms accommodate overflow as Green and Reedel Greene join grades. New faculty include Miss McDonnell and Miss Everson as key primary instructors.
Roosevelt urges balanced use of forests mines and water power, insisting conservation includes prompt development, broad public ownership, and federal control of critical resources. He argues state action where appropriate, but warns against privatizing public lands and warns that big business seeks to sidestep public welfare through state power.
The document summarizes a bank's balance sheet with figures for assets such as cash reserves, loans, checks, and other items. It lists capital stock, surplus funds, undivided profits, and time deposits. Baumgartner signs as custodian with notary Emmons, dated September 1 and attested by Acwisuherr and M Radugpne.
Report of the condition of the German American State Bank at Linton North Dakota as of September 30 1910. The statement lists loans and discounts overdrafts securities and other assets liabilities including deposits and capital with signatures of the bank cashier and notarized attestations.
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