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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
2
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County commissioners meet next Monday. County Clerk Herrick returns from the Capitol. Miss Anna Petrie to teach Fielden school this term. Weather blurs spring's advance with floods and melting ice. Civil suit Yeater vs Packer verdict for plaintiff. Residents adjust work and travel as rivers rise and snow recedes. Immigrants arrive to Dakota and railroads push population growth. Local correspondents report farming plans and new buying.
National disaster reports describe a Sunday Omaha tornado and widespread flooding across Indiana Ohio and surrounding states. Up to 200 or more lives feared lost in Omaha with thousands homeless Dayton waterlogged eight to twenty feet deep, many towns submerged and death tolls rising. Authorities rush aid and troops deploy while fires threaten factories and reservoirs collapse in Salina Illinois.
Local bulletins report small farm moves and residents returning from Canada. G Van der Vorste plans to move on his own farm this week while RK Van der Wal returns home after wintering in Canada. Jacob Van Houte undergoes surgery for his wife and a store sale rumor involving Rowerdink surfaces. Also listed are rent and sale ads for land, seed, and livestock with contact details.
Article explains linen durability and whiteness, contrasts with cotton, and offers tests to identify linen fibers. It notes linen's higher cost, common misrepresentation in apparel, and describes weaves like damask and huck for table linen, towels, and decorative uses.
A Temvik school note page reports Easter bonnet sightings, local travel, and community visits. Families move houses and farms, while Ed Beidelspacher opens a cream station. Students finish eighth grade finals and attend upcoming basket social to raise funds for heating and needs.
Retirement ad for Gottlieb Schatz offers a large general merchandise business in Temvik with liberal terms. The seller cites a strong local trade and farming community and invites interested buyers to visit Temvik or write. Also seeks 500 acres to break for crop farming in Temvik North Dakota.
A large line of spring tattoos is offered for sale at reasonable prices. Thin stock has been personally selected in the Twin Cities and features up-to-date styles. The Ladies Store advertisement.
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