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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
5
Miss Anna Jo Allebach becomes the first woman ordained as a Mennonite minister in the United States, with historical ties to religious groups and a January ceremony in Philadelphia. The piece also recounts a Harper’s Weekly tale of Uncle Joe Cannon and a persuasive book purchase, highlighting a witty coinage of indifference to the edition’s value.
A Colorado experiment compares self feeder racks with ground feeding for lambs. Self feeders reduced hay waste and labor, delivering similar gains, with cost savings of about 14 cents per lamb and payback near two years, assuming $8 hay per ton.
The Imperial Agricultural Museum in St Petersburg offers free readings on agriculture for all interested, with popular lectures and practical demonstrations. Courses cover plant culture, poultry, dairy, stock management, and agronomic topics, aimed at educating both officers and common workers, with Sunday public readings and field excursions.
Fragmented OCR summary describes U S court martial actions and accusations surrounding Zelaya era events in Nicaragua. References to President, military orders, executions, and alleged abuses involve American citizens and foreign officials, with unclear details and several garbled phrases. The piece centers on accountability and political-military fallout from the Nicaraguan conflict.
A historical notice explains ear marks for identifying polled cattle sheep or swine. It outlines notch codes for left and right ears including bottom and top positions and holes, detailing values from 1 to 80 and 100 or 460 equivalents, to keep accurate stock records. This mechanical scheme assigns specific notch patterns to each ear to guarantee unique identification.
Regulated outdoor drill and daily regimen described for improving flock vitality and bodily vigor. Emphasizes exercise on hillside terrain with perches and shelter, plus grain sprinkling and fresh water to sustain growth and health. Mentions suitability for young horses and pasture use as part of broader rural welfare notes.
A legendary estate in the state of Hiltuah is described as unrivaled in size and value. It includes over 100,000 acres of land, 200 titles, and vast terraces, with five pervilled wells and a grand house capable of hosting 60 guests, built at great expense. The property is coached by two horsemen and includes extensive grain, cattle, and agrarian operations, billed as a veritable country palace.
An incident ends with a man charged in connection to a fatal attack. A woman, described as his wife, is named as the person involved. Police report a violent event at a home where the suspect allegedly used a knife in the confrontation. The case details unfold as authorities pursue legal action.
A distorted OCR fragment mentions Varitys and Ving feet Digpenty lifeion with unclear context. Names and details are unreadable, leaving only scattered letters and partial terms. No verifiable event, date, or organization can be established from the readable text.
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