Linton Notes On Local Visitors And News
Linton residents and guests frequent the county seat with many names listed, including J. Van Boren, John Wolfer, Attorney George W. Lynn, and others. Several travels to Bismarck, Zeeland, and Fargo are noted along with upcoming meetings and local events.
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J. van Boren
Hull
Aug. Sautter
Zeeland
Vern Scott
Nellie Porter
Strasburg
Wm. Haag
Eureka
John Wolfer
Winona
George W. Lynn
Bismarck
James King
Emmonsburg
Linton
Fred Gau
Start the Day Right with Gentle Start and Good Humor
The Dayton News urges a calm morning approach to avoid irritability. An engineer’s practiced, gradual throttle model shows how to ease into the day, oiling mental machinery and avoiding jolts to maintain smooth progress and safety.
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Dayton News
Agnachinery
Kind Mr Jones Gives Woman A Ride To The Next House
A man named Jones routinely offers lifts to pedestrians. He picks up a large Irishwoman with a big bundle and asks where she is headed. She replies she is going to the next house, prompting him to turn back and take her two files there.
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Jos. Weber
State University
Frank McConville
Florence Culbertson
Iowa
Linton
Joshua Chaney
Will Green
N. P
Bismarck
F. C. Bell
Temvik
Templeton State Bank
Dewey Geil
Dunn Center
Register of Deeds
A. L. Geil
Chris. Bieber
E. Grotting
Emil Hardt
Phil. Tempel
Braddock
John Schenkenberger
Peter Shier
John
Frank Heintzmann
Omaha
Neb
Thorstad
Traill County
Harvey Oil CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Sautter
Godfrey
Ashley
Strasburg
John McCrory
Bank of Hazelton
Progressive Financial Institution
Milwaukee
Scott Cameron
Theo. Meinhover
E. H. Brandt
E. T. Atha
Mott
Emmons County Record
Hettinger County
Emmons
Hanna
United States
H. A. Armstrong
Hazelton
Southland
Clark Brindle
Williamsport
Indiana
Roy Scott
Margaret Jonley
Scott
Mr. Jones
Magiam
Aod
Coming Life of Our Saviour in Pathe Color at Electric Theatre
New feature Life of Our Saviour in Pathe color released December 3 shown at Electric Theatre on Saturday and Sunday January 20 21. A note says not the Passion Play and lists seven reels in color.
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Pathe
Electric Theatre
Sat
Sun
Americans Detest Quiet and Pianos Versus Talking Machines
The Philadelphia Ledger contrasts piano production with talking machine growth, noting daily American piano output includes 1,000 pianos and 1,800 talking machines with value of pianos far higher though production fell in five years while talking machines rose. It cites two years ago spending of 15 million dollars on talking machines and 11 million on records, and stock prices around 1100 dollars with expected 120 dollars per share dividend.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Awakening Self-Respect Through Responsibility
The text argues that individuals lack responsibility and hence lead empty lives. It claims even the insane are answerable to authority and must conform to rules. It posits societal security rests on personal accountability and early inculcation of self-respect.
City Meat Market Ad Preview Highlights Fresh Cuts
A new Meat Market advertisement features daily specials on beef pork and poultry with emphasis on freshness and value. It notes hours and location details for in town shoppers seeking curbside service and weekly deals.
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City Meat Market
Billions in Checks and Bank Debits Across the Nation
An analysis shows that the bulk of payments flow through banks via checks. Clearings totaled about 180 billion dollars last year, with total bank debits in large cities estimated at roughly 500 billion. Including smaller towns, the annual payments across the economy amount to a prodigious sum changing hands for goods and services.
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Bradstreet’s
Hard Times Ahead as Father Prepares Daughter for Marriage
A dialogue reveals a father easing his beloved daughter Ethel into financial independence before her upcoming marriage. She pleads for funds while he questions money spent, emphasizing the transition from dependence to self-sufficiency.
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Ethel
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Twin Cities
Edward Braddock
Peter Kraft
Frank Meier, Jr
Meinhover
T. J. Richardson
Ludwig Weber
Hague
Weber
Linton House
Z. Norman
Jackson
Opera House
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Heifner
North Broadway
Northwest
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China
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