Post Office Records Second Class Matter Filing
The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
5
The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter.
A blind Blackburn musician known as Mike follows Blackburn Revere home and away by proxy, standing in the crowd to hear shouted play by play. He has missed few Saturday matches in 20 years, traveling with the team and describing game details more accurately than many sighted fans.
A Leslie Monthly account describes a trapper luring an ermine with a grease scented knife set in snow. The ermine noses the ice cold blade, licks it, and is captured as the knife heats and holds the animal by its tongue. The trapper then ensures the animal cannot escape before proceeding.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes the Arran island heiress cannot inherit the Hamilton dukedom due to lack of a son. The current duke traces his line to the fourth duke, their male line long extinct, leaving Alfred Douglas Hamilton as successor. The heiress, 18, owns most of Arran, a beloved UK isle.
Clubwomen in many states lead campaigns for forest preservation. Pennsylvania reports 700000 acres saved, Wilkesbarre group appoints a forester, Maine federation backs a forest panel, Maryland and Delaware seek evergreen protection, New Jersey plans a 100000 dollar forestry park fund, Wisconsin hosts extensive tree planting, and Minnesota pushes a permanent reserve at the Mississippi headwaters.
A Linton advertisement promotes the L. Lamb Lumber Company offering the only genuine American Stich Fence, ideal for hogs and sheep and presented as exactly what customers need.
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