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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
Town gossip lists visits by Bjerkhoel from Braddock and Fischer from Strasburg. Events include a Red Cross style ball, church construction work, new millinery on display, and a rising number of auctions and public notices. Also reported are births, illnesses, exams, school vacation plans, and moving of residents to Lemmon and Eureka.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway promotes immigration to this region urging settlers to describe crops yields prices climate and start up costs in letters to attract migration. It emphasizes fertile soil good climate and abundant water and coal to raise land values and develop the area.
Pupils listed as present through March 16 include Kate Moerman Kate Nieuwsma Gertie Nieuwsma Ray Mack Gerrit Taan Delia Van Voorst Corne lius Moerman John Nieuwsma Annie Nieuwsma. Highest averages are Gertie Nieuwsma 94 Delia Van Voorst 95 Annie Nieuwsma 95 Mabel Winterberg 93 Cornelius Moorman 95. Entertainment on Feb 21 drew good attendance. Basket sales brought 20.45 and a new book case and books are due next week. A debate on March 20 ended in a tie with judges Joe Nieuwsma Jennie Moorman Mabel J Shinn. Cy 300 bushels of No 1 oats for sale by Haak Son Hull N pb.
A table of real estate transfers from the register of deeds shows multiple deeds including Patent and Warranty transfers. Entries list U S to Ferdinand Homeyer, Badger-Parkin Cattle Co to various lots, and multiple heirs and buyers with parcel descriptions and payments. Public notices note sale hints and local officials, with a closing line about horses for sale and inquiries at a livery barn.
The piece examines tuppence two pence as a daily standard in London, detailing how it shapes meals, tips, transport, and service. It notes its universal reach from cafes to taxis, the habit’s social expectations, and hints at the taximeter’s rise as a price marker.
Feature blends Pan Cinquevalli insights on patience and the art of juggling with notes on surfacing natural woods. Cinquevalli describes balance tricks, eye focus on straws, and years of practice behind feats. Also explains sealing shellac treated woods to prevent oil absorption before varnish.
The Georgia paper notes the saying He who ridden on the rail courts death attributed to an Irishman who prefers walking for honor if possible. It reflects on a grim phrase linked to public punishment and ride culture.
A fragment from a cultural page quotes a composer and observer sharing reactions to a tone poem titled Tan talus. The exchange hints at themes of torment and despair expressed in music and perceived by listeners. The snippet includes a stray German phrase and a proverb about education and prejudice.
Hugo Parton praises Mooren Island in the Society Islands as the happiest spot on earth. The piece extols tropical fruits and seafood, Tahitian beauty, and native hospitality, noting visitors see generous gardens and a unique greeting.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Hidtwanew states William Schwall of Linton NC filed notice of intent to make final proof on homestead entry number one, with witnesses and date to appear before Charles Carley clerk, listing witnesses Petrie Lips Lips Lips and others from Linton and Nob County.
Elbert William Cha of Linton filed notice of intent to make five year final proof for a claim on the Homestead entry No. 7. The event relates to A Weatherby of United States comics in Linton. Witnesses listed: Justivia A. Merole, Hernan Herol4, Jatios G Pitts, Robertth Devine, and Moore.
Notice is given that Lara Howkire Pea of Linton No 60 has filed to prove continuous residence and cultivation for Homestead Entry No 11 in section two township 75 range 8, before the United States commissioner at Linton on April. Witnesses: William H Johnson Edward F Uiteher John Brasseth Andrew Hanson M Ht. Jewrel Reejster.
The First Bank of Linton in North Dakota offers real estate loans on good farm lands for three to five years.
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