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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
5
Scandinavian dispatches report Danish dairymen shift to German exports, a Danish minister censured socialist acts, and a Danish funeral noted. Sweden lists bond sales and gifts to libraries while Sweden Norway discuss rail pilots and electric locomotives. Norway rebuts sensational Russia threats, notes northern development, and reports railway and fishing drills amid storms.
The will of C A Stanford Courtenay leaves an estate valued at about 225000 for Jamestown College and a best friend institution, with plans for a new structure disclosed in probate filings. The document details the distribution and aims to fund education and public projects, including development within the Red River Valley region.
A fragmented report from Williston details county formation and political maneuvering. The text references organizing a new county, county seats, voting on bonds, and local legal matters affecting residents and officials in the region.
A historical account describes post and panel wind fence designs with uprights and braces. It discusses strength, defects, and modifications to improve wind resistance including iron posts and bar inserts. The text notes variations in panel construction and the impact on overall durability and safety.
The text discusses wire hurdles, supports, and movable parts for fencing, plus methods to keep pigs and cattle healthy. It also covers sow feeding and bone development in piglets, recommending bone producing foods, gradual diet changes, and careful ground preparation for early development.
A fragment describes women and children drawing plows when horses are scarce, using long ropes and wool packets to guide rows. The piece notes an agricultural shift tied to Caminear fermery and United States wartime labor efforts, with mention of wage garners and Hawaii.
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