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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
4
North Dakota presses debate the use of ready prints and patent insides at Fargo central printers. The Record notes past advantages and current concerns, urging publishers to decide when to switch to home prints based on patron demand and finances.
The Thirteenth Legislative Assembly enacted a March 13 1913 law canceling all brands recorded before November 1 1913. After December 1 re-recording closes and unrecorded brands revert to applicants starting January 1 1914. Commissioner Gilbreath cites about thirteen thousand records and aims to clear obsolete designs to free usable brands for stock growers.
A congressional push to rush a tariff bill without hearings faced united protests from wool sugar and food states. Democratic leaders, facing opposition from caucus members, concede hearings will be held to let the public weigh in before final action. The Pennsylvanian Grit notes the shift from a fast track to allowance of public input.
County Auditor Snyder offers the popular edition of the last legislature's Session Laws for fifty cents. Secretary of State Tom Hall praises the economical publication. Many statutes include an emergency clause and are already in force. others without an emergency clause take effect July 1 after enactment.
A note from Hazelton Republican jokes about an extra edition being sold on the streets at 3 am Monday and admits ignorance about distributing the paper. The playful line mentions mounting a water wagon on Bert.
Visiting brethren in good standing invited. Meetings at 8 30 p m on the first and third Thursdays each month. Signed by Earle Smith and C A D Tough K of B and B.
A long list details quit claim and warranty deeds detailing transfers to various individuals and companies including Ancel Elwess, Gottlieb Naasz, United States, Northern Pacific Railway Company, Milwaukee Land Company, and others. Amounts range from $1.00 to $3400.00 with parcels across blocks and townsites in Hazelton Strasburg Kintyre Linton and surrounding areas.
Agricultural Editor Palmer argues co operation among farmers equals railroads in scale and reach. By pooling resources they can access consumers directly, avoid middlemen, and capture all farming profits, placing farming on a strong organized business footing.
Article notes surplus potatoes can substitute for wheat in hog feed when cooked with a bit of grain and salt. Milk enhances the mix. Ground grain improves results. Including alfalfa hay, if not too coarse, helps pigs gain well on potatoes and hay.
A. D. Linderman on sick list with grip. Lawler visits Hazelton and takes home Big 4 engine. State's Attorney Lynn and Coventry visit from Linton on business. John Shafer and Percy Chamley plan Canada relocation. Art Chamley relocates with family. Local rain prayers lift spirits. Shorty Hart returns from Pennsylvania to work for A. E. Klabunde. Local baseball injuries and playful optically enhanced mishaps noted. James Thompson heads to Williams Montana for summer, plans Washington next fall. Frank Madsen breaks left arm at P. H Ryan farm. Ink and Cue race entertains crowd. fouls declared. Emmons County couple Alfred J Wengel and Mabel Jenkins wed. Rev Meyers officiates. Auto extraction rope and schoolmarm joke noted. Will iamsport directors rehire Hazelton teachers with raises. Prairie fire losses tally hay stacks and pasture. John Lunde loses calves and grain. Newlyweds host charivari party. Wengels plan free dance at Gates hall next Saturday.
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