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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
5
Corresponder details social chores from fishing and harvest to birthdays and visits across Pollock, Temvik, and nearby towns. Reports hail storms damage, farm labor questions, a Strasburg baseball game recap, hospital progress, and upcoming Farm Bureau events with a harvest dance.
Al Community Picnic at the lake Friday evening honored Mr and Mrs Mennes who soon relocate to Carson. They received a silver mounted Pyrex casserole as a token from friends. Harry Easton of Tioga visited relatives here, with his father returning home together.
A Veterans' Bureau trainee disabled man has completed a two year agricultural course and currently serves as manager for a dairy company. He earns one hundred dollars monthly, receives a furnished home garden and transportation, and may build a herd on company property with milk flowing to the company. Any herd increase belongs to him, enabling future self employment if he leaves.
A column notes that many drivers treat fenders as expendable parts and misuse their vehicles accordingly, reflecting a trend in attitudes toward car maintenance and safety.
A California forestry note reports thirty thousand deer are killed annually by mountain lions. The figure underscores the impact of predation on deer populations and may influence wildlife management discussions.
Shipping Board Chief De Claré argues government shipbuilding losses total 50 million annually, urging transfer of fleet to private hands. He catalogs 1,317 ships wartime and 437 steel ships today, warns wooden ships were a colossal error, and asserts government operation costs outweigh benefits yet preserves trade. He calls for policy to move fleet into private ownership and outlines looming devaluation if continued.
The organization of a stock land bank to finance rural credits across 11 counties of the Central Minnesota Development association is seen as the probable outcome of a forthcoming meeting. In New York City the Better Business Bureau declares war on fake stock promoters defrauding the public billions annually.
A Palm Beach suit remark about washable dresses hints at social critique. A forecast of a new war in England sparks concern. The writer hopes for prudence to reuse worn garments. A Pennsylvania ban on dog ownership leads to wealth as a substitute.
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