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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
2
The letter from Luke F. Parsons, survivor of the Free State forces at Osawatomie, recalls Civil War service across the Kansas frontier, details the Osawatomie fight and its significance, and notes plans to publish his account for readers and students of history.
The excerpt presents a Roosevelt address asserting the importance of organized labor and collective bargaining. It emphasizes balancing individual liberty with union power, condemns dishonest leadership, and calls for public understanding of strikes as a last resort while urging better working conditions, eight hour days, and protective legislation. The talk asserts unions as essential to progress and warns against punitive actions harming workers or the public.
The state school census shows more children of school age this year, with Emmons County leading in per cent increase and two newly settled counties west of the Missouri River joining the rise. Maine politics and prohibition tensions surface as the Democratic ticket wins in a closely watched election, while Admiral Evans notes gang issues on shore leave. The Record recalls John Brown's Men survivors, including Luke Parsons, amid coverage of the Oswecomie battlefield dedication and state park events.
Public notice from J C Morford states he will reside in Linton after October 15 and will be ready to act as an auctioneer at sales. He promises reasonable terms and satisfaction guaranteed, signed respectfully.
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