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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
2
Local notes cover Frank Hart in South Dakota and Andrus leaving for Winona. Letters report hail damage near Exeter, crops hit, and social events at Emmons County school. Beavor Creek fishing praised, with Beav er Creek described as thriving.
Charles 8 calls on County Judge Carley for final proofs and filings. The era of autos brings youthful thrills as a Maxwell runabout in Broadway excitement nearly causes a mishap. Dr. Wolverton stops the car with William Wolverton aboard after a reverse lever mishap. Emma Wenning of Linton suffers a severe arm injury from a gasoline washing-machine wringer. Dr. Wolverton performs extensive skin grafting using donors including the child's parents.
George Smith announces the opening of a dry cleaning dressing and repairing establishment in the Tin Bank building and invites public patronage. He requests support from the community.
Correspondent notes regular Temvik visits by Pr Newsall to treat patients Hazelton praises Linton winning first place at the baseball tournament Mrs E H Hardt returns from Kulm hall damag e to grain unclear Big moving picture show and dance scheduled July 25 at Temvik with 4 piece orchestra Hazelton ball games draw Temvik residents E H Hardt works on telephone lines shows improving lines Numerous autos seen en route to Linton for Republican and Democratic meetings July 15.
Archie Corbin assists Marion Mor ford on the stage route as rye harvest nears completion. Mr. and Mrs. Longwell visit Earl Noyes, who has been ill but is now well. Riggleman hires two workers for harvest. Lilly Haney visits family while working for George Richardson's. Hot winds threaten crops. rain is needed. White Lilly flour promo offers a free ticket in every tenth sack plus fifty cents for a new fifty‑pound sack.
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