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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
3
The note presents fragmented text mentioning sickness and disease related to WHL Liu Sll. Readable elements reference health issues, but details and context are unclear. No clear events, names, or actions emerge for a solid news item.
Weather brings more rain and chilly days as wheat prices show grain market movements. Linton notes include auctions, hunting licenses, hospital visits, civic improvements, social events, and a busy week of business and travel across Emmons County.
Late reports claim the fall of Na mur and a major Allied retreat. Local notes mark theater ads, travel, school openings, and staff changes as Linton readies for September 8 with a rebuilt schoolhouse and new teachers including Miss Westmiller and Ada Buhlman.
Progress dated August 21 reports new births to Albert Timmer and John Van der Vorste, with a Dale couple trading in Pollock. Harold Gosling aids harvest near Dale, Hal Tracy praises local potato and chicken yields, George McKay shows a fine Mortgage Lifter oats sample, and D. Douglas, longtime Pollock resident, visits from Nebraska after twelve years away.
Sidelight notes from Westfield on community life. Gerrit Van Beck improves from illness while Wm F Dyk plans a Denver visit to see relatives. Harvests progress with flax nearly done and corn cutting begun. Local figures include Judge Rowerdink with a bird dog and postmaster J Van der Leest back at work after sickness.
A local notice warns a group of youths aged six to fourteen about raids on the Record apple patch. It outlines traps to deter intruders, a five dollar reward for information leading to punishment, and the owner’s plan to patrol after dark to catch culprits.
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