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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
2
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Fr i ord visitors and county news fill the page with farm reports and social notes. Mentions include visits by A. M. Weiler and Clarence East of Seeston, J. D. McDonald horse purchase by A. W. Ogle, and farm life across districts with harvest activity and school petitions.
The article discusses defining a weed and identifying common weeds in North Dakota. It outlines weed habits, life cycles including biennials and perennials, seed production, and how frost and spring conditions affect germination. It also mentions weed control concepts and early steps to learn weed seeds, habits, and proper management.
Voters in Michigan weighed a proposed amendment extending suffrage to women. Early returns indicated a defeat with a larger majority than in the previous fall. The result followed months of debate over female voting rights and related proposals across the state.
The proposed federal constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U S senators gains momentum as two thirds of states must ratify. Connecticut becomes the thirty sixth state to act, voting favorably, while local offices note printing and sample announcements at the Premons County Record.
Studies show manure applied at six loads per acre to corn land boosts yield by six bushels, with subsequent eight bushels from three wheat crops. At 60 cents per bushel for corn and 0 center for wheat, return per load is about $31.57. Manure can be hauled in winter, making the practice a net gain. Manure also improves soil organic matter, reducing drift, and helps soil stay in good condition on continuous grain land.
The TEMVIK column records Linton visitors and residents on business, visits to Linton, and activity at the AF&M lodge. It notes Bertha Larvick’s eye injury and possible medical travel, plus a school program, absences, and a basket social to raise funds for furnishings.
Slender wheat grass, native to North Dakota, adapts to many regions in the state. It is a bunch grass that can become woody if left until mature but yields well with good soil and conditions. Best grown in a mixture to improve pasture quality and avoid crowding. sometimes called western rye grass.
A small farm emphasizes better animal health and crop yields with careful breeding. Key players cited include Gall and Cray Insurance backing sire and dam lineages to promote robust pigs. The note highlights quality over scale in farming practices.
Short ad notice by R. C. Burlingame of Temvik North Dakota requesting five or more acres to break by the acre and offering to exchange or rough share arrangements.
30 bushels of Rockefeller Oats offered at 7 cents per bushel, 72 bushels from 32 pounds sown last year, and 600 bushels of barley offered at 43 cents per bushel. Grains clean with CE first prize at the Linton fair last fall. Contact C H Gontka Route 2 Hazelton North Dakota.
A compilation of faculty responses on poultry incubation varnish care corn varieties by region and hog feeding practices. Notable expert names include O W Dynes Minna A Stenner G W Kandlett Er Thompson with guidance on hatchability, varnish removal, corn types for ND, and wetting ground feed in slop for hogs.
The minutes record a routine regular meeting with attendance noted and the minutes of previous session read and approved. Expenses listed include gasoline amounts and payments to a specified agent with privet or private mode noted as paid.
The report outlines bill payments for the year ending March 1, mentions street lighting, salaries, and taxes collected. It records appointments of N. Turner and AW Ir Hose Company No. 2 and references a treasurer's report and endorsed items for further village business.
The document presents the annual financial report for the Village of Linton for the year ending March 31, 1913. It lists receipts and expenditures including county collections, deposits, printing stationery, and other city expenses, crediting FR Schilling as village treasurer.
The document records multiple property transfers. Mrs. M. Hoeck sells to J. W. Brown a parcel in Hazelton cemetery block 26 for 315. Frank A. Barta transfers lots 12 and 13 in block 23 within Kintyre to Wesley J. Phillips for 3500. A separate transfer lists Frankarta to Wesley J. Phillips for blocks 10 and 11 in Kintyre with 1500. Franz Grosz and wife acquire from faldasar prison the ehf of sear of 10-129-75 for 2000. Franz Grosz and wife then purchase from Baldasar Prison the w hf of se qr of 10-139-75.
The document lists several land transfers: A. Nv. Drake and wife to Howard A. Drake on multiple parcels in section 11 and 15 with various half and quarter section descriptions for a total consideration of 1. Malcolm Nicholson to Ronald Nicholson for a northwest quarter of section 3 in 79 for shf. Rudolf Gull and wife to Karl F. Hermann for parcels in sections 4 and 32 in 75 with multiple quarter and half sections for a total of 9420.00.
Notice to Leah B Carnicheal estate respondents and interested parties that Charles Carley judge will hear the petition by Theos. Jones administrator with will annexed for authority to sell estate realty in Linton North Dakota. Hearing set for Sunday in April at the Fiotiens County court house with publication and personal service requirements noted.
The notice lists Karolina Horner of Dakota as claimant for a land allotment in North Dakota with location details near Linton and related names including Peter Korner and Alexander Kesseh. It mentions a final three year statute and dates tied to the US land office processes and property boundaries.
A foreclosure notice announces sale of a property described as northeast quarter and southwest quarter sections in a township, with mortgages dated October and April, listing foreclosure costs and conditions. It references the sister of Deeds and local authorities, with the sale to occur on a specified date at the premises.
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