08 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
1
The Grand Forks Herald urges adoption of initiative and referendum in North Dakota. It argues for separate votes on constitutional and statutory amendments, cites Oregon experience, and notes opposition from prohibitionists and procedural critics while backing two distinct measures.
The Bismack Tribune advocates cleaner fields and intensified farming in the Red River Valley. It urges better cultivation, weed control, and wealth through dairy and hog production, citing Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois as rich farming regions and warning eastern North Dakota to improve.
The speaker argues for diversified farming over small grain reliance. They claim small grain is a lazy crop that degrades land and yields little, urging farmers west of the river and in the Red River Valley to shift toward hogs, cattle, butter, and eggs. The call is for general propaganda to farm less land but more effectively.
Braddock briefs report from Wee Ista with updates on residents. Prominent details include travel to Minneapolis, Norway, Nome, and Dickin son. Emmons county banks show large figures. farmers face poor yields. Local election results favor H W Allen. Social items cover births, visits, housing plans, and community gatherings shaping a regional news snapshot.
A farmer living southwest of Trade Valley was returning with a herd when his horse stopped and fell. The rider suffered fractured forearms and injuries. he was taken to hospital as neighbors assisted him. The incident occurred while preparing to move horses and was reported by local residents.
John Mo Melander moved his feed mill into newly finished quarters on the north side of his blacksmith shop. The new room offers good size and concrete floor with more shop space, and the enhanced feed sale operation is now better equipped to serve the trade.
A six year old mare weighing about 1100 pounds, white with light hairs and a wire cut on the inside of the right front hoof, was taken up about October 20 at a location seven rails southeast of Braddock on S1057. Deter Ko Nelson is listed as an identifier. Also an advertisement notes corn and oats for sale and carpet weaving services by Geo Brooks.
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