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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
3
Anne Royall born 1769 in Maryland became the first woman journalist and first female newspaper owner editor. She sought a government pension in 1824, later starting the Washington Paul Pry and Huntress. She reported to presidents from Washington to Lincoln and was known as a political thorn.
An inter-state county stock judging contest will be held at Brittin to give the boys extra practice before the trip to Fargo. The event aims to strengthen performance ahead of the competition.
The Farm Bureau notes interest in enlarging the stock show into a county fair next year. Many favor the idea though it requires a bigger undertaking, but where there’s a will there’s a way.
Editor Patterson visits Winona and local officials finish duties for the year. Miss Dodra Mandigo returns from Burleigh teaching, Edna Farr visits from Glencoe, Gov. Worst visits, new residents move in near town, and junior livestock contest winners are announced. The piece praises youth involvement in livestock and farming as constructive recreation.
Miss Grace Bales will end her school term at Prairie Hill next Friday. Mr Doerschlag and Cliff Putnam plan cutting twenty acres of wheat for hay after heat damaged it. O L Bales helps Ione pleasing with hay for a few days.
Kenneth Green and Sylvester Zernhgif of Hazelton led a county stock show contest in Hazelton with top scores. The three highest scorers advance to the state contest in Fargo on July 16, with travel and hotel expenses paid by local fundraising and the State Fair Association. The County Agent will chaperone the trip.
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