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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
8
A snow crew south of Hazelton encounters a near tragedy as a youngster is injured after slipping and falling under a train caboose. A brakeman saves another child from danger as the incident unfolds. The master boy is out of danger and settlement is planned.
Sunday night three cars of hay arrived in Hazelton from McKenzie with no bills of lading. The N P snow plow crew delivered the load, and about seventy five hungry farmers gathered to claim the feed. The agent could not stop them and the hay was taken. Accurately weighed as it was issued.
Judge McKenna and visitors on the N P train to Linton last week toured Hazelton and nearby, with snowbound passengers and a shoveling crew in town. Local ads promote low prices on pure bred Rhode Island Red cockerels priced at 3 dollars each from Mrs W W Daugherty and George Zirbes of Hazelton N D.
Fordson tractors now retail for 395 dollars highlighting high quality and dependable performance. The message argues no competitor matches Fordson value and urges dealers nationwide to capture tractor business as the lower price makes ownership feasible for most farmers.
An analysis shows wheat earnings today require far fewer bushels to buy a Fordson than at peak prices. It notes the $395 Fordson and $1.30 No 1 Dark Northern wheat, outlines material and manufacturing costs, and argues the tractor is a high value for farmers despite lower input costs and ongoing price reductions.
The note details drawing lessons with hatchets and shovels silhouettes of Washington and Lincoln, plans for a program in late March, and lists the month’s top spellers. It also reports February attendance at 99.7 percent with one absence and notes visitors to the school, including numerous local residents and visitors from Napoleon, ND.
Cyrus Thomas of Lisbon, son of Judge and Mrs F S Thomas, has been nominated as a principal candidate for West Point. He belongs to the Lisbon high school graduating class of 1922, according to a message from Senator E F Ladd. Also noted: Japan operates about 600 theatres with regular movie shows. A cowhide yields roughly 35 pounds of leather.
A guidance note compares carrying a spare headlight bulb to keeping a spare tire. It also states that every applicant for a Spanish driver's license must obtain a 40 percent good conduct certificate from the mayor.
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