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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
The Record notes its stature as the pioneer county paper in Emmons County and records its entry at Linton Post Office as second class matter.
A Fargo ND correspondent recounts the 1860s veterans reunions at Gettysburg July 7 with 53,000 Federals and 11,000 Confederates present and 64,000 old soldiers. notes friendships formed, low death rate, Pickett’s Charge memory, and postwar reflections on reconciliation and shared American identity.
Braddock Brevities recounts visits and local happenings from July Fourth, including John Allensworth in Bismarck, Carl Beseler finishing an 80 foot well for Newa, and A C Staak selling over eight horse nose nets. Notes on hog sales, an injury, house foundations, a weak local baseball exhibition, dental plans, a child's death from measles and pneumonia, crop prospects, a Lincoln reunion trip, and subscription renewals.
Dakem school district board invites bids for a 16 by 18 foot frame school near the middle of section 11 township 132 range 74 with a 4 by 6 perch. Bids due August 9. Specifications by clerk Rochus Dosch Linton North Dakota August 7.
Person offering sand for sale after renting Fogle sand-pit. Contact Norman at phone 62. Advert item notes ready supply of sand by wagons or cars.
A description details the dye aye, an unusual Madagascar mammal related to lemurs. It taps bark with chisellike teeth to extract wood-boring grubs, aided by a long tongue and a hooked claw. The text juxtaposes a children’s misquote about early birds and a rift with a line about God and worms.
North Dakota chemist certifies six months of product analyses through June 30, 1913, listing items adulterated or misbranded. The register names numerous items from tomatoes to whiskeys, with firms and origins, including invalid labeling, short weight, improper ingredients, and deceptive claims.
Union school district No 12 invites sealed bids by Saturday July 5 1913 for furnishing materials and building two schools one at the southwest corner of section 8 township 130 range 76 and the other at the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of section 19 township 129 range 76 The board may reject any or all bids Bids to be marked Proposals to R H Rypkema Clerk Pollock S D Plans and specs available at G W Renskers residence
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