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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
4
A long list of residents and visitors crisscrossing Linton and nearby towns, with many from Aberdeen Strasburg Winona Westfield and Bismarck. Notes include multiple business trips, social calls, and upcoming local events including a park dance and a dental clinic in Strasburg.
Local notes from Linton describe visitors from Hazelton and Dell Rapids, a Hazelton baseball suit lost in Seeman Park, and trips to Fargo and McLaughlin. Mr and Mrs Zirnhelt from the north county, Mrs Leona Schott visiting Friday, and several families from Great Falls to Aberdeen are among the readers' town movements and personal notices.
Peace and hope shatter as Twin Cities yards lose experienced workers. Railroads call in traveling car agents and extra clerks to keep trains moving. Switchmen refuse added duties, shifting handling to office staff. No freight disruption yet, but officials warn the real test comes without seasoned inspectors and repair crews.
Film listing notes Bryant Washburn starring in The Sins of St. Anthony shown Saturday July 15. The article highlights the production and performance as a standout feature in the schedule.
Notice of a voters meeting for Linton Special School District No 36 to approve a bond issue for building a new school. The meeting is at Franklin School House in Tinos City Emmons County on July 29 in the year 1923. The district clerk Coventry is listed.
Weekly U S Bureau market report shows grain prices sliding on favorable weather and weak continental exchange, with Chicago cash wheat and corn finishing near steady. Livestock and meats demand eased/slightly higher. beef, veal, lamb and hog values mixed. dairy butter prices declined as export demand waned.
A claim that sighted individuals dream of normal visions about two years after losing sight is discussed. Separately a University of Wisconsin survey finds half of enrolled women willing to marry a man earning $2500 annually.
One four year old brown gelding with a small star on the forehead, branded H B, taken up at a farm in section 27 131 74. Owner must prove property and pay charges. Contact Joseph M. Fischer Hague North Dakota, June 29.
A stray horse answering to a three year old and bearing a star on the forehead was found about a mile north of Hull around May 10. The advertisement lists Arie Van Vugt of Hull North Dakota as contact, with June 22 to July 6 as a reference period for response.
Ed Miller thanks Emmons County voters for their support in the recent primary election as he announces his bid for a second term as sheriff.
Joe Volk of Linton N D expresses appreciation to Emmons county voters for their strong support in the recent primary election for sheriff.
The piece notes an old tradition claiming mudstone cures hydrohobias without basis. It observes America’s emergence over the past generation as the world’s leading diamond buyer and reflects on shifting fortunes in the stone trade.
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