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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
4
Linton residents report visits from Strasburg Hague and Temvik locals. several plans and sales noted. Missing items include church services Friday evening and Easter programs. community events feature bridge work, housework ads, and an apron sale success. Local officials and traders travel to Bismarck and Winona for business, with many Linton residents listed as visitors or shoppers.
Community updates note Mickie Says returns from Ortonville after funeral. Mrs. Mackoff visits Dickinson and Feinstein Pomerance households. Bennett visits Randall in Linton. Miss Keller returns from Strasburg. Kate Meier travels to Wibaux. Fred Heinrich called to Bismarck then Ashley. Glen Turner home robbed of watch and coins. J W Hendrickson travels from Kintyre to Spencer South Carolina. Hildreth accompanies. Wilda Rogers and Laura Foss plan vacation in Frazee. Seeman returns from Minneapolis where son Levering studies. Joe Glas receives letter from south Russia about famine. Mrs. Schott undergoes operation in Bismarck. husband attends. Government seed batch offered at Record office. Lizzie Bollinger injured by plow team near Linton, hospitalized. Adolph Bannister joins local aviation school. new plane agency hoped. Grandma Kelsch dies at Anton Kelsch’s Dakota home aged 85. Born April 23, 1837 in South Russia.
A reflective Easter poem recalls the night of the crucifixion and the dawn of Jesus’s resurrection. The speaker awakens to nature’s help in praising Christ and urges the heart to keep Easter joy in daily duties and prayers.
Arthur Hamme took a vacation trip to York Pennsylvania after finishing at Dakota Business College in Fargo North Dakota. He did not return and his D B C training earned him a position at Western National Bank of York. The ad promotes D B C graduates as thoroughly trained with rapid promotion potential and calls for spring term enrollment.
Dr Mellenthin, a licensed physician from North Dakota, offers a one day free consultation in key cities. He emphasizes non surgical treatment for chronic conditions and lists numerous ailments his methods address. Those seeking help are urged to call. consultation is free, with treatment costs only if pursued. Address provided as 336 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
A long time resident has passed away leaving nine children including Fred Jangula and Mrs Jangula of this city Andrew and Mrs Bitz of Napoleon Alex and Mrs Horner and Mrs Grass of the old country a Minnesota daughter and Anton of Dakem Funeral services were conducted at Rosenthal by Father Weber of this city.
A satirical note from the New York Herald warns against national facial whiskers, predicting consternation at home and abroad as wives comment on family appearances. The item ends with a subscription promo for the Record.
Henry Wittmayer chief of police warns that all motor vehicles must be provided with 1922 licenses before April 15 and that the rule will be strictly enforced.
The article notes Sacramento men growing whiskers for a 49ers celebration with styles from goatees to long beards. It warns a whisker craze could affect the razor blade industry as mills shut down. It laments social limits on who can wear facial hair and ponders broader impacts.
Notice to owners of dogs under city ordinance. Pay 1.00 for male dogs and 2.00 for female dogs to the city auditor by May 1 and obtain a license tag for display on the collar. Dogs at large without tags after May 1 will be impounded for three days and may be killed if not redeemed. H. Wittmayer, Marshal. The Yucca lily grows only in arid regions.
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