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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
2
Frank Lovelace visits Hazelton. Frank Meier Jr clerks in Christ. Wolfer stores. Many residents travel for holidays. New Year dance January 1 1912. Christmas entertainments, moving pictures, and local church notices fill the scene with social and civic activity across Linton and Temvik.
Attorney Armstrong returned from a business trip to the twin cities. Mrs. Lenhart hosted a party of ladies in honor of Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Wright visited her ill mother in a Bismarck hospital. L. W. Crandell left for Herbert Canada for an engineering post. Frank Appert is raising walls on a new machine shop west of Batter Bros. Cloyd Kurtz returned from Minneapolis where eyes were treated. A constable sale disposed of H. M. Smith estate chattels. D. P. Bier near town shows slight improvement from illness. Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz plan a winter vacation to Iowa Ohio Florida and gulf states. W. J. Pettis won twenty five turkeys in a raffle. Gem restaurant guests look forward to a Christmas dinner.
For sale is a two story building 24 by 35 with a one story addition 24 by 24 in Temvik North Dakota. Terms reasonable. Contact Charles B. Carley county judge for final proof and filings. Property and business of Gottlob Messner. December 28 to January 11 notice.
Wahpeton publicity centers on a proposed Northern Pacific cut-off through North Dakota linking Edgeley to Cannon Ball with a western extension toward Miles City. If built, about 190 miles of new track would open up Logan and Emmons counties, with a new Missouri River bridge and shorter haul from Twin Cities to the coast. Main beneficiaries would include Wahpeton, Edgeley, La Moure, Linton, Cannon Ball, Mott, and possibly Marmarth, altering rail access across central and western North Dakota.
Correspondence to Dairy Commissioner Flint shows wide farmer interest in building silos next year and a desire for expert assistance. Flint urges closer cooperation with the state dairy department, noting federal help through Merrill remains in a cooperative role.
Under feeding wastes animal energy and reduces milk or flesh. When fed to meet bodily needs, animals neither gain nor lose weight. excess goes to milk or flesh. If food is limited to half or a third of what can be digested, more is needed for body maintenance, hurting production across cows, steers, and hogs.
Biologist Hl J Bolley of North Dakota Agricultural College notes flax origin in Asia, wide wild species spread, and world cultivation. He cites 1900 flax fiber and seed figures, highlighting North Dakota's exceptional yield with about 16 million bushels on 1900 crop, leading the United States in a dominant production area.
A damaged excerpt describes a process of proving ownership and buying tools or items, with references to section 34 and town stamps. It mentions a welding task, hounds, and a craftsman who does good work despite the unclear text. The readable content hints at property claims and local proceedings.
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