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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
4
The notice records that mail matter is entered at Linton Post Office as second class. It indicates standard postal processing status for the item. No further details are provided about dates, recipients, or specific item contents.
A historical slate lists U S Senator A J Gronna and U S Representative Geo Young along with Governor L B Hanna, Lt Governor J H Praine, Secretary Thomas Hall, State Auditor Carl Jorgenson, State Treasurer John Steen, Attorney General H J Linde, Insurance W C Taylor, Agriculture Robert H Flint, railroad commissioners 0 P N Anderson W D Mann W H Stutsman, and a legislative county ticket including Allen, Naromorf, Batzer, Smith, Langedaul, plus county officers Eyes, Rowerdine, Irwin, Fogle, Geil, Coventry, Carley, Irvine, Brant, Lee, Backhaus, Smith, Wagner, Weller, Julius Gimble, J A Allensworth, Jno Biddlecomb.
In Illinois primaries the famed reformer and longtime Speaker Joseph G. Cannon is renominated by Republicans for the Danville district. The piece notes Cannon’s fierce parliamentary style, enduring influence, and the belief that public opinion may revive his power, despite past attacks and reelection losses.
A preview explains that ballots must meet legal requirements and outlines that candidates who do not file their primary campaign expenditure accounts with the auditor will have their names removed from the fall ballot. The text notes that successful party candidates should study these provisions.
An elderly testimonial praises Peruna as a remedy for stomach trouble and catarrhal issues, noting long term health benefits and ongoing use. The passage also discusses Laws of 1911 Chapter 129 on ballot statements and penalties for non compliance, urging candidates to file accounts timely. It covers North Dakota industrial exposition logistics, county participation, and railroad support, stressing cooperation and statewide interest.
North Dakota’s annual industrial exposition is scheduled to be held in Bismarck this year. Organizers announced the event will feature regional vendors, demonstrations, and lectures highlighting state industry and innovation. A specific date and venue were not disclosed in the available text.
The piece notes weak interest in approaching elections amid European war talk. It claims the Republican campaign committee has momentum, while Democrats face factional wounds from national patronage. It asserts no Democrat or Progressive will be elected on the state ticket, and the same outcome is expected in county races.
Mrs. Wm. Kaven & Co. offers the largest selection of hats in the county with styles and prices to suit. Hats can be made to order or over. The ad also advertises World's Fair accordion pleating machines for sale.
Wesley Baker of Gayton called at Livona last Tuesday. Mrs. F. Graybeal and Mrs. Chas. Glark visited Hazelton this week. May Burbage leaves for Linton to attend school this winter. Mrs. D. D. Bidwell and daughter Floy were Sunday visitors at the James Burbage home. Frank Gray and Harvey Smith of Glencoe were Sunday visitors at the James Lawry home. Frank Jaszkowiak and Bill Pennel were business visitors from Bismarck. Helen Baker spent weekend with home folks after school near Glencoe. Mrs. Wesley Chandler and son returned from a two week visit at the B. Buckley home near Glencoe. Mr. and Mrs. Lennon of South Dakota passed through en route to see land near Glencoe. E. A. Andersen of Linton was a Sunday guest at the Wesley Baker home. Josephine Baker accompanied him home for a two week visit. Dry batteries and auto supplies advertised by Northwestern Motor Company.
Ninety five head of horses available at Blore's place in Winona North Dakota. Buyers invited to come and inspect as horses are described as right and prices right. Contact Joan H Blore for details and viewing locations.
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