Linton News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Personalacles
Linton items include Mrs. Johnsonbaugh visiting family, Frank Streeter and Royal Arch Masonry initiation, Misses Schilling and Stell entertaining friends, and Joe Gordon planning a new tailor shop. Read of auctions, concerts by the Boys Band, and a looming electric light decision as town develops and officials seek public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Pollock
Pollock
Linton
Lueila Schilling
Lillian Stell
Schilling
J. O. Gordon
Page
N. D
John Sadyers
St. Louis
Fred Johnsonbaugh
8. Johnsonbaugh
Frank Streeter
Record
Bismarck
George Montieth
Hazel
Sammy Moon
Braddock
Royal
Character of Dodder Growth in Early Stage and Infestation
Dodder is a parasitic plant deriving nutrients from host crops. It starts as a seedling, twines to a host, then dies below the attachment while the upper part rapidly branches into a tangled network. Seeds mature July to September across the central United States, with production tied to host condition and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hillman
Filrat
Central
United States
Film Schedule Fragments and Theaters Listings
The fragment lists titles and dates including Lugy Andrey's Secret and On the Warpath with February 12 and February 1 references, 101 Bison and various reels such as Pilgrim's Progress and Sheridan's Ride with March entries and reel counts. The notes also mention Nickolis Nickilby Tanlhouser and a March 5 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugy Andrey
Residents plan spring visit to Linton
They anticipate milder weather arriving soon and plan to come to Linton in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Brer Wood Seeks Patrons’ Patience During Vacation
Brer Wood of the Steele Ozone asks readers to bear with him during a short vacation and use the Ozone telephone sparingly. He notes answering every call would require many operators and halt the weekly paper’s production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br'er Wood
The
Steele Ozone
Eradication of the Weeds by O. O. Churchill
North Dakota Agricultural College advisor outlines weed control methods. Recommend seed cleanliness, machine hygiene, grinding screenings, soil fertility, crop rotation, cultivated and forage crops, soiling crops, smother cropping, thorough cultivation, fencing cleanups, and ongoing effort with livestock support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Churchill
North Dakota Agricultural College
The
Agricultural College
Farmer Sees Cranberry Growers and Orchards as Big Money
An old farmer notes cranberry growers and prosperous apple orchards as the top money makers. Cranberries demand capital to start while orchards require time, but both are lucrative crops.
Crow Blackbird Food Habits and Seasonal Impacts on Crops
The crow blackbird in the eastern United States feeds largely on insects and grain waste. It nests in farm groves and parks, migrates south after summer, and causes crop damage by consuming grain while providing spring insect control by eating grubworms following plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sefe
F. ER. L. Real
United States Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
New England
Pit or Underground Silos and Sheep Breeds in North Dakota
Article notes the risks of underground silos including gas buildup and suffocation hazards, with safety steps like mixing silage to vent gas and using a lantern test before entry. It discusses sheep breeds suited to North Dakota—Shropshire, Hampshire, and Oxford—favoring Shropshire for current farming demand and highlighting crossbreeding to meet market needs. It also mentions reducing grasshoppers through winter or early spring actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Martin
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
W. B. Richards
Shropshire
Hampshire
Oxford
State uniformity bills debated in county schools
County Superintendent W U Hanson reports two House bills on school text book uniformity and candidate filing five days before elections. A bill would elect school clerks, though objections arise about incompetent clerks. Senate Bill 85 would fund teacher pensions after 25 years, paying a life annuity based on final salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
War resumes between Turkey and Balkan states
Report says Balkan forces vow to press on until Turkey is removed from European soil. Turco army riven by dissension after the murder of their popular commander by rivals of the Young Turk faction in the Ottoman capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Balkan States
Young Turk” Party
General Store for Sale in Temvik North Dakota
Temvik store owner Gottlieb Schatz announces sale of his large general merchandise business on liberal terms. He cites retirement and an upcoming trip to the Fatherland, noting Temvik’s farming community as ideal for a general store and inviting inquiries in person or by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Morford & Hagerman
Harford
IL. C. Lynn
Braddock
Kintyre
Bismarck
Neil Anderson
Scott Cameron
Antler
N. C
Linton
Isaac Webb
Sam Blower
Gilbertville
N. Y
North Dakota
Turner
Levi Chapman
Hogue
Mr. Chapman
H. J H. Hanson
Mr.Chapman
Temvik
Gottlieb Schatz
N. D
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Linton Market Reports
Pacific Elevator Company
Wm. Johnson
Omie
Amos Yonker
Strasburg
Joseph J. Kopp
Roy Carley
Don Tracy
Ady
Reading Club
A. N. Junge
Frank A. Harta
Earle Smith
Bert Hoyt
Barnesville
Minn
Charles Carley
Alva Turge
Herman Sueltz
Braddock Country
Earl Atha
Walter Mewing
Join Meier
Knights of Pythias Order
G. H. Naramore
S. W. Lammars
Westfield
Fred Kelsch
John Mohn
W. T. Brooks
Parkhurst
W. T. Anderson
R. Quast
F. J. Pietz
Rochester
Pietz
Mayo Hospital
Thomas Fergus
Berkeley
Fergus
Linton N. P
Pacific Coast
H. H. Hanson
Missouri Slope Educational Association
Mott
M. B. Morse
E. H. Hardt
Hartford
Redfield
S. D
Adv
M. A. Pugh
Aberdeen
Dakota Central Telephone Company
McVey
Johnnie Schenkenberger
Eureka
Johnnie
Arthur Muckler
Manchester
Iowa
Lady Audley
Opera House
Misouri River
N. P
Edgeley-Mott
W. M. Dean
Mendota, Il
Vincent Hoffart
State Penitentiary
George Roman
K. F. Roman
Maine
Sioux Falls
S. C
Philippines
South Dakota
Mr. R
Santa Monica
L. A. Weatherby
Venice
Cal
Thirty-Fourth Infantry
McCumber
Weatherby
Charlie Paulson
Smith & Irvine
James King
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Pythias
Hazelton
Linton Lodge
Order
Messrs
Roy Yeater
Geo, Lenhart
H. W. Batzer
Nels Anderson
S. A. Mikalson
H. A. Armstrong
LeRoy Irvine
Bismarck Commercial Club
Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
Country Gentleman
Oscar Bertheau
John Bader
Bennie Carl
Winona
Mrs. Bader
Robert Bruce
Fort Yates
Litton
Bruce
Sargeant
Jimmie
Purcell
Dodder
H. N. Turner
Mgr
Friends OF Farmers
Blackbird
Crow Blackbird
Earl Spring
the County Schools
WU. H. Hanson
Henry H. Hanson
Morford & His
Anetiones
Linton Boys Bar
Housle
Imam
Caprice
Africa
Indiana State Band
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