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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
2
A scrambled OCR passage presents a tangle of names, places, and terse phrases. It mentions Robi, Misses, Be Izzi e, Hay amps, Bolton, Mandan, and references to a weather event, a probation context, and a man describing a woman and a farm. The incoherent text lacks a clear narrative or verifiable facts.
The piece argues the form ing session should craft measured laws, with emphasis on amendments to election and school laws, blue sky securities regulation, and improved road funding. It notes widespread road issues, calls for businesslike planning, and predicts Governor Hanna will push capable, nonpartisan administration. mentions the March session and confluence of public sentiment.
F A Wardwell of the Pembina Pioneer Express argues the post office department unfairly brands long-delinquent subscribers as rogues. He cites decades of experience showing most unable pay eventually do so, and that publishers often extend credit to those in hardship who later settle, while some never pay.
A special train from Linton to Hazelton will run Friday night to enable Linton residents to attend the Moose dance and supper. Expect at least fifty travelers from Linton and some from Temvik. Train leaves after supper and returns post dance, regular fares apply. Hazelton Moose lodge covers guarantee. shortfall covered by them if needed. Join the group for a good time.
Local notes report Ches Geil home from McKenzie to visit parents A L Geil. Nels Nelson plans a Minneapolis course in gasoline motoring. L W Crandell starts as Linton branch brakeman. Dr Monteith goes to Monroe Wis for his mother's pneumonia. BE W Stiner back in town after three months with inflammatory rheumatism. F F Crawford moves livestock to St Paul area and returns. Nimrods to fields to shoot jackrabbits. large two-hare seen in town. F Wright mare buried by falling straw. Gates hall dance draws large crowd and funds well. E Erickson home from Dagmar with Al Mikalson. store, horses, and possible car-load shipment planned after year’s start. Ole Mikalson praises location.
Lonesome for Hazelton social life, Misses Brindle home for holidays, Miss Frances Baker wins silverware in local piano contest drawing crowds. Clifford Kurtz to Carlstadt Alberta for marriage with Miss Minto Goehring. Sober note of suspended sentences and Leavenworth plans. Embrert Sondral dies in grain tank accident near Climax, Crookston, Minn.
In Counsell North Dakota H A Smith a well known farmer was killed when a tank from a small house lighting plant exploded while he attempted to clean it by pumping with an automobile pump The blast struck him in the forehead and the top of his head was blown off Smith died shortly after. The incident occurred as lamps were dirty and failing to work. In Indianapolis federal authorities sentenced 33 labor union officials for dynamite actions from Boston to Los Angeles Frank M Ryan head of the Iron Workers International union received seven years The group also included Ryan aides and conspirators in the McNamara bombing cases with sentences ranging from one year and a day to seven years.
The Farmers' Friend Milling Co announces the Temvik mill now runs every day. They offer four for wheat, bran, shorts and rye flour for sale, and grind animal feed. Patronize this Emmons County product. every sack is guaranteed. C. R. Germain, manager.
Notice that the Board of Railroad Commissioners will hold a stated meeting in the capitol at Bismarck on January 7 8 and 9 1913. All interests with matters to present should file papers with the Secretary at Bismarck or appear before the Commission in person or by attorney. Thomas Hall Secretary.
Professor of Farm Mechanics at North Dakota Agricultural College explains the King split log drag as an ideal road repair tool. Dragging after rain deposits puddled soil that dries into a hard, water-shedding crust, building a durable multi-layer road surface over time. The method also smooths the surface, maintains crowning, and keeps ditches clear to improve drainage and road longevity.
A. D. Weeks argues agriculture stands as a valuable science within schooling. He notes its utility, its appeal to diverse interests, and its integrated ties to geology, botany, physics, and chemistry, offering broad development of observation and reasoning.
A local notice announces a dance at the Max- Mi residence near akem on January 6. No other details are provided in the readable text.
Agricultural guidance from North Dakota college stresses soil humus, proper plowing, and seed selection. Plant soon after cutting seed, use hill selection, and grow 10 to 15 bushels per acre with 2 to 36 inch row spacing. Maintain vigor, harvest before frost, and manage blight with Bordeaux mix and seed disease with formaldehyde.
The Rothampstad experiment station reports wheat plots manured with fourteen tons of barnyard manure per acre annually showing an average increase of twenty bushels per acre each year for fifty years. The study confirms the value of barnyard manure in sustained yields.
A North Dakota agricultural study reports harrowing a wheat plot after sowing and again six days later increases yield from 1.89 to 3.40 bushels per acre, boosting net value by about 72 cents per acre compared with ordinary plowing. The report notes the effect measured before rain.
Fragmentary readable phrases mention counties and positions with garbled names. The text is damaged with stray letters and missing context, making it hard to identify a clear event, person, or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text cites county treaties and a testament process with mentions of February deadlines and state authorities. Names and precise actions are unclear. reads like a brief public notice in a historical county record with undefined parties and deadlines.
A reflective speaker recalls a resolve to marry no one but the person they chose, then recounts a disturbing shift as unknown clones and magical influences affect their fate. The fragment hints at identity, desire, and peril surrounding a doomed union.
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