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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
5
Community notes report visits by residents from Napoleon Dale and Westfield and events at the church concert raising funds for piano. Local sports cover Napoleon and Kintyre seconds winning 13 10, plus upcoming school operetta and a Braddock concert.
J. J. Jaeger has rented the Muenz residence for the ensuing year. Mr. Theodore Muenz is spending the period arranging affairs and preparing to vacate or adjust lodging as needed.
Easter Sunday brought family gatherings including Wes Chandler's mother’s birthday with relatives across Graybeal Nagle Mills and Suverly families. Residents visited Hazelton church and post office while others hauled hay, tended hogs, and carried cream. Several reports note sick lists, neighbors visiting, and fields turning green.
In a London Spectator piece L A Strong recalls gazing at a solemn child who sees a poet in his hat. The observer notes the humor of life as he glimpses J M Synge and focuses only on the hat, reflecting on life’s oddities.
Sir Edward Walker of the Canadian Bank of Commerce argues that as many nations raise tariffs to protect industry the United States will be restricted in its ability to buy foreign goods. He says payment must come in commodities and urges protectionist measures to keep American buyers from competing abroad. Jean Paul is cited on filial gratitude.
A small Manitoba island emits a mysterious sound from pounding waves on pebbled shores. Indigenous lore links it to Manitoba the speaking god, naming the lake and province. In truth, waves strike limestone pebbles and ringing cliff fragments echo like bells.
The account notes one of Mr Lincoln's journeys to army headquarters and, in the Wilderness, his carriage traveled over a corduroy road with Noah Brooks beside him.
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