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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
3
Linton locals report mumps cases, births, and social updates. Veterans, births, infrequent trips to Bismarck, and small business news mix with road work, school happenings, and court actions as the community threads through a week of rain, commerce, and public affairs.
Correspondent notes several horses owned by James Bor ill. George Int Veldt arrives to work land in the bottom. Albert Jellema owns a new Harley Davidson motorcycle. Rains Wednesday night through Friday bring farmers relief. A Sunday night debate draws good attendance. Charlie Birza suffers pneumonia under Dr Richey care. Prof R expected to speak next Sunday night. Sam forecasts success as an AI speaker. Engineer Newendorp’s car trouble on Sunday with Schapp assisting until Farmer Haak helps. A young man buys a motorcycle from another who has found his lost rib by riding it. Kelly hopes the buyer’s success soon.
The farmer values hard work and reliability in a car and sees the Hupmobile as sturdy, low repair cost, and trouble-free. He admires its long-stroke motor and simple upkeep, buying season after season and trading for strong second-hand values. See Hupmobile models at our showrooms.
Linton High School schedules a Friday performance featuring Maidens All Forlorn and The Revolt on April 30. The event showcases student actors and stagecraft in a local arts program.
An old advertisement promotes Mickelson s Kill-Em-Quick to exterminate gophers at a cost of about one cent per acre. It claims instant death from odor and taste and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by R R Hogue at Linton Drug Co in Linton North Dakota.
A teacher in an uptown school forgets her rubbers and asks a backward pupil, Charlie, to fetch them. He runs upstairs to report that Miss Brown does not know where her room is, highlighting confusion as she asks him for help. The exchange ends with the humorous error on both sides.
Macaroni wheat, also a registered Percheron stallion, is seeking connection or inquiry. Write to C. A. Ward in Hazelton, North Dakota for details or ownership interest.
Wayne Graybeal digs a well for Evan Noyes while May’s arrival nears. Rain boosts growth as Mr Busch fixes stairs. Miss Laura Buck’s school ends and Mrs Buck’s health improves. Rev Ponath hosts a singing school and attends a Farmers’ meeting. Jim Farrel and Frank Lawler finish plowing at Mr Sheffield’s, Marion Morford shuttles mail between Hartford and Bismarck by Ford with morning arrivals.
A North Dakota letter to Commissioner Flint argues for diversification in farming and livestock industry growth. H. J. Johnson, a leading Dickey County agriculturist, praises North Dakota as a land of opportunity for the intelligent and willing worker, reflecting decades of local farming experience and outlook.
A North Dakota farmer recalls changing from wheat to oats barley corn and alfalfa over years. He notes seed quality boosts yields from 72 to 61 bushels per acre on oats and reports cinco acres of alfalfa yielding five tons per acre across three cuts. He advises planting alfalfa, improving livestock, and holding land for long-term gains. He cites rising land values from $30–$50 to $100–$150 per acre and endorses.contains strong entities and places in the narrative.
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