Emmons County Man Named in Local Record Case
Local Emmons County record notes a person named Linz in South Dakota who is connected to a court or land matter. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
2
Local Emmons County record notes a person named Linz in South Dakota who is connected to a court or land matter. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
The article surveys Prof Bol Iv and the Grand Forks YWCA noting work to eradicate flax disease. It cites field trials on flax sickness, seed types, yields from twenty reports, and plans to record resistant strains for future breeding and cultivation efforts.
December 22 summary of University of Copenhagen inquiry into Frederick Cook's Arctic discovery. Committee findings question observation reliability while some supporters cling to belief. Proposals include possible withdrawal of Cook's degree. observers note potential improprieties and identify possible collaborators.
An Associated Press dispatch from New York City reports Frank Rue of Hackensack New Jersey asserts startling scientific discoveries about eggs. He predicts his findings will alter pie custard pudding and floating island recipes and urges rethinking standard baking ratios.
North Dakota boasts the brightest agricultural outlook with diverse crops including corn winter wheat rye timor clover and alfalfa. The article cites vast treeless prairie land favorable for farming and notes Minnesota’s spring wheat problems as a warning to rotate crops to sustain yields and soil fertility for years to come.
Agricultural College researchers urge dairying as soil enrichment, noting manure and straw return value far exceeds assumptions. Spreading fresh barnyard manure with a spreader on fields yields better organic matter and yields. burning straw wastes valuable fertilizer and fodder.
The article explains returning straw manure to the soil to improve moisture retention and fertility. It emphasizes stocking animals to pick over, tramp, and compact the straw, turning it into manure to prevent soil from drying out and becoming dead.
The St Paul Dispatch cites southern prohibition swings as evidence in Alabama elections with motives including labor needs and planter privilege. The piece also recounts Dean Farrar's notes on Branley’s Sinai and Palestine proofs and a hostess’ query about the dean’s handwriting in response to a workingman.
A judge notes the Indian chief’s remark that future land will become a mental reservation. A Life quote adds a wry line about heartbreak and imagination, reflecting on perception and folly.
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