16 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1892
Page
1
A. Coucs announces candidacy for assessor of the Second Commissioner District. Lortous T. Buckley confirms entry for assessor pending Republican County Convention. H. A. Armstrong announces candidacy for Emmons County auditor subject to Republican convention actions.
The undersigned announce candidacies for sheriff treasurer auditor of Emmons county. F D Surra aims for sheriff. T P Lax seeks county treasurer with Democratic convention in Winona on Oct 6. Epw Brappocx declares candidacy for auditor under Republican county convention.
The undersigned announces candidacies for Emmons county offices. Charles Lock seeks sheriff subject to county Republican convention. F A Corron announces auditor. G Prva announces county treasurer. J W Wescor? announces treasurer candidates subject to convention in Winona.
The Democratic party of North Dakota passed in its checks Sept. 6 at Fargo, denouncing the Independents and calamity howlers and declaring the Democracy interred. Sept. 7 a Prohibition muster in Fargo endorsed a governor ticket with 10 of 14 in line, as Independents and Republicans supported the ticket. Aislin will withdraw, remaining a straight Republican.
Three teachers are sought to staff Exeter schools starting October 1, 1802. Applications should be sent to Epw Baap Dakem, N. D., with subscription to the Broonp.
A large turnout gathered for the pioneers picnic at Williamsport last Tuesday night with about 200 attendees. Miss Eva D Campbell led music, W L Yeater chaired, and speakers included Worst on The American Pioneer while Miss Edna F Connor read a paper on Our Departed Pioneers. A supper followed and plans were made to hold annual picnics with a full day devoted to the event.
The piece argues the Democratic Party consistently opposed Republican excesses in the first session of Congress, citing allocations and surpluses. It notes Democratic pledges to curb profuse expenditure if given power and criticizes what it portrays as rapid fiscal mismanagement.
Notice announces Parker change of caucus date to September 28 1892 for Rep Co Cent Com delegates at Winona and district school caucuses. Includes letter from Winchester North Dakota September 14 confirming the new date and time. Also a distant ad offering a vegetable remedy for consumption and other ailments with free instructions by mail.
Classified notice seeking a boy large enough to work at plowing at Burroak Ranch Emmons County North Dakota. Frank Sits at the home for general blacksmithing horseshoeing and specialty services.
Father Sloan returns from St Paul with regrets about missing the Grand Army reunion in Washington. Reports of wet stacks and a grass fire near Harvey Barnum's tree claim are noted. Local farming shifts, storms, and lightning injuries are reported along with movements of residents and school arrangements.
A clipped reprint traces reactions to Senate Finance Committee findings on the McKinley act, contrasting U S cost of living and wages with Britain. It notes praise for American prosperity, moral outrage at treasonous speech, and calls for barring treason from public office as elections loom.
Manager Dickey of the state world’s fair board notes in Fargo that despite the young board they have assembled a remarkably large array of samples. He believes the exhibit will present North Dakota well and impress visitors from around the world and local settlers with the post variety on display.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, claiming lasting efficacy and 25c per bottle. The second item urges Emmons county residents to submit agricultural samples for North Dakota's state exhibit at the world’s fair, noting Kansas’ prior success and requesting corn samples tied with husks for packing.
The article outlines Adlai Stevenson’s political involvement and claims from a damaged wartime era source. It references membership in the Knights of the Golden Circle, a 1863 stance for vigorous war measures, and notes Stevenson’s Illinois residence and later life events.
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions hot milk and flowers and a pinch of Sida with references to an oven and bursting in heat. Seems to describe a domestic baking or cooking scene with unclear terms and missing context.
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