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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
3
A Nebraska valley farmer presents a farm demonstration focusing on a hog house and sows, detailing a harvest description and the construction of chicken houses. The narration mentions a bid for goods and various implements, describing setups to reduce scratching and improve litter tightness while noting animal welfare concerns and economic interest for farmers.
Faculty responses cover weed seed germination depth in soil and conditions for mustard and wild seeds, plus how different feeds influence butterfat and churnability. Points discuss soil drainage, depth thresholds, and seasonal effects on germination, with separate notes on dairy fat and cream texture under varying diets.
Linton residents and guests fill the town with holiday activity as families travel to and from the area. A dozen names appear visiting, hosting and returning from festive gatherings in Hartford, Hague, Winona, Bismarck and Twin Cities. Local schools close for a week, Moose lodge hosts a roast pig supper, and Christmas trade grows with Hunts and merchants reporting strong sales.
A rambling, fragmentary survey of old geographic lore and curious natural oddities. The piece mentions strange animals and landscapes, notes about dew on roses in California, and a peculiar fountain that burns straw but not coal, all framed as historical curiosities from distant explorations.
A fragment from a London Tit-Bits page includes Phil May recounting how memory sketches for Guttersnipes arose from encounters with a ragged girl and her sister. It notes the ostentation of wealthy Chinese funerals with large processions, pallbearers, and spirit chairs, and finishes with a quip from Ladies' Home Journal about a country without a man.
A speaker explains a broken romance where the beloved returned his affection and told him to share it with another girl. The exchange reveals heartbreak and social expectations surrounding courtship.
In late life Oliver Wendell Holmes and Robert Winthrop visited Washington and sought seats in the Senate chamber. Evarts offered them private secretary roles as a ruse to secure floor access, joking with the doorkeeper as he ushered them in and quipping about the guards and dignity of the chamber.
In a dramatic scene a man grits his teeth and vows. At dawn the next morning faint gray light marks the predicted moment, and the prophecy is fulfilled as the sun rises. The narration echoes a Pearsons-like tone of ominous foreshadowing.
The Bismarck Daily Tribune pledges a complete and consistent report of state law powers. Three staff reporters will devote full time to cover the legislature and will publish a detailed review of lawmakers’ closures. Readers are invited to send input by April to aid the coverage.
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