Linton News Sketches Local Goings On
Hol postmaster in Linton Tuesday and a new physician returns to town. Land hunters, visitors, and tradesmen move through Emmons county as roads thaw. Death and marriage tales weave through the week with a Pioneer Ball and a band serenade for the newlyweds.
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Hol
Linton
Dr. Hogue
Ira Mandigo
J. Lentz
Parkston
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Around the County Correspondence of the Record
Local notes from February recount visits by Willie and Mamie Baker, and T. M. Gray listing the Steve Hawks place with Ben Corbin. Reports include hospital trips, a joke about a corn crop, new barber and dentist, dances, land sales, Worldmen of the World hall plans, sleighing spoiled by warm weather, and rising land demand. Also, sickness in Winona and a surprise gathering for the Rodericks.
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Mamie Baker
Glencoe
Gus. Dattinrud
Mr. D
T. M. Gray
Steve Hawks
Ben Corbin
A. J. Stark
Neck O' the Woods
Lignite Engine a Success on Washburn Road Test
The Minneapolis Journal reports a thorough trial of the new locomotive designed to burn lignite coal for the Washburn road in North Dakota. Railroad men see it as a complete success and predict widespread adoption across lignite regions within years. Previous Wyoming tests were favorable, but the Washburn result is most satisfactory to operators on several northwestern lines.
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad for Children
An old remedy claim states Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for their seething children. It soothes, relieves pain and wind colic, and is pleasant to taste. Sold by druggists worldwide for cents a bottle. Request Mrs Winslow's and avoid other kinds.
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Mr. Cook
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Cook
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Hermann Backhaus
Mrs. Beneke
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Beneke
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Farmers urged to raise feed locally over costly imports
A North Dakota voice argues farmers should grow corn and fodder rather than buy feed, citing a Jamestown farmer who raised 4,000 bushels of corn and yields of 10–12 tons of fodder per acre. The piece warns debt from feed purchases drains money from the farm and urges spring planning to plant more corn for fodder.
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