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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
3
Hartford record notes visits by Earl Noyes family Bert O Donnal and family and others. Soldiers in France, Red Cross fundraisers, threshing and harvest activity, road improvement talk, and various health and social updates plus upcoming church services at Gayton School House No 2.
Shipped stock to St Paul market last Saturday. County Agent Sauer visited on office business. John Frison on a five day furlough from military school in Grand Forks. Bailey Page drove to Carrington to visit his brother. Mr Boyette from Ohio to lead Hague school for the year. Misses Sahli Wolff and Jundt returned to St Joe Minnesota for school after visiting home. John and Joe Buschler bought Bagley elevator with Rochus Hulm managing grain buying. No threshing yet. farmers expect a better year with rain improving pastures gardens and corn.
Oscar Larvick visited Temvik on Tuesday. Mrs. Claude Harwood hosted the Red Cross on Thursday. Rudd and daughter Jennie spent Sunday at Tom Martinsen’s. L H Harwood and L Maurer came on business Thursday. F Harding family and parents drove to Linton last week. E W Baker and L Maurer families visited O Nauman’s Sunday. Rennie Buck plans an auction after threshing and may be drafted soon. A soaking rain halted farm work but eased spud worries. Rachael Davis leaves for Pennsylvania next Monday after visiting relatives. Mrs Rudolph Gay remains ill and was taken to Bismarck by auto. Mrs Gau recovering from gallstone operation. Burlingame hosted a surprise party for Mrs Davis’s birthday with a large crowd.
Eureka items note Mr. John Pietz returning from Aberdeen after business visits. Opal Hageman visits Maud Gerdes then returns home to Linton. Montana’s Bechtle family travels to Eureka to visit friends and seek a home. Mrs. Edward Werre returns to Hague after a short visit. Martha Schatz leaves for St Paul to buy fall hats for two weeks. Dr. Gerdes and daughter Irene depart for Minneapolis with patients and friends. Dr. E. Snow Irene Vorlander Victor Schleuter and O E Jackson visit Aberdeen to spend the day with Miss Laura Ryman. Fencannon family from Aberdeen visits Eureka for the evening. Vivian and Viola enjoy a day with friends.
Hazelton residents engage in travel and business as W R Paradise and Mr Beck head to Montana by auto. Ruth Wright visits Bis marck, while surveyors stake a new Hazleton townsite addition. Cattle shipments to St Paul, Morford enters auto livery in Bis marck, and Mrs Porter prepares Barronett home. County Agent Sauer visits for work, while Nonpartisan League organizers seek stock for a Hazelton store. writer and Colburn visit Mrs Corwin in hospital recovery.
The article stresses two keys to profitable poultry farming earlier hatches and more winter eggs. It promotes a warm, ventilated, sanitary poultry house built with white pine and offers plans, specifications, and cost estimates. It warns lumber prices may rise and encourages contacting for building details.
A reflective aphorism contrasts feeble and strong men, noting how the powerful gaze creates opportunities. It suggests the strong man envisions farms and houses, making estates appear as quickly as the sun rises.
A brief public notice urges readers to subscribe to the Record newspaper and become a subscriber while promoting purchase of War Savings Stamps as a patriotic investment.
A Mandan resident testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a long standing back ache and nocturnal urination issues. He praises the remedy, noting lasting usefulness and availability for 60 cents. The ad urges readers to ask for Doan's by name. A California professor reportedly discovers a mineral named crest moreite at Crestmore with unclear practical uses.
Californians tout Ammophila arenaria sea bent grass as the most effective dune stabilizer. It has helped prevent shifting sands at Golden Gate Park more than any other agency, according to supporters.
A reflective quotation by Hazlitt on talent and enterprise, noting moral principle governs success and that mere cleverness or effort does not justify actions. It warns that winning often comes from choices aligned with ethics rather than niceness in expedience.
J. D. McCusker and son Wilfred visited Braddock from Bismarck on Monday. Jampolsky conducted business in Bismarck last Thursday. Geo Sempel traveled to Bismarck Monday and onward to Kulm on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R K Batzer of Hazelton visited E F Savage’s home last Sunday. Prof O S Shefloe and companion visited from Linton last Saturday. Lucille Allen returned home from Bismarck last Thursday after a several day visit. Mrs P McHugh of Bismarck spent the past week visiting her daughter Mrs J D McCusker. Mrs R H Thistlethwaite of Bismarck is here this week visiting Nels Thompson and Mrs Lee James Smith near Braddock. Mrs Thistlethwaite lived near Braddock when the Armstrong post office operated about 30 years ago.
Pollock Progress reports J D Solomonson and Willis Cranston visited Mobridge yesterday. B R Sturtevant and Byron Olmsted with wives visited Linton on Monday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Winterbere of Southern Emmons county on Wednesday. Mr J F Gièse, pioneer farmer, died at his Pollock area home southeast of Pollock.
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