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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
8
A local sales manager relays Mr. E. O. Starke’s silo experience after a hailstorm riddled 40 acres of corn. He stored about 40 tons of silage and 5 tons of dry feed, estimating silage at 24 dollars per ton and totaling 960 dollars plus 120 dollars for dry feed.
The laundry service announces baskets depart every Wednesday and return the next Wednesday, outlining a one week turnaround. Items dropped off on Wednesday are picked up the following Wednesday after processing.
Notice sets March 16 1920 as election day at City Fire Hall Linton Emmons ND polls 9 am to 9 pm. Elects one Alderman First Ward two year term one Alderman Second Ward two year term one Alderman Third Ward one year term and appoints a Police Magistrate for one year.
The Aberdeen Business College invites applicants to start a Course in Business next Monday morning. The ad urges readiness for the evolving Business World and invites readers to request a catalog.
For sale a section of land in Grant County Dakota about eight miles from a Milwaukee Railroad main line point. Approximately 98 acres are broken and the rest unimproved. Price eighteen dollars per acre. Contact Geo M Register Bismarck ND. adv tf.
Miss Irma Comner, a former teacher, completed an atenographic course at Dakota Business College Fargo North Da kota and now works with Hatcher Bros Insurance Co. The spring term promises strong advantages for stenographic students with graduation in the busy business season. Get particulars from F and Watkins president 806 Front Street Fargo ND.
A 1920 political advertisement urges Republicans to mark a cross against ten listed candidates on the March 16 presidential primary ballot. It notes the slate was approved by the state convention and committee and asks voters to unite against Townleyism, with five presidential electors and ten delegates named.
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