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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
4
A testimonial states Peruna cured long standing stomach cramps headaches and general pain. Mrs Thomas M Morgan of Wadsworth Ohio credits Peruna for relief after seeking a physician's help and feels like a new woman.
May 16 record from Williamsport and surrounding areas recounts visitors and residents, a German buyer rumor, census work by John Kurtz, post office at Dakem, and local travel. Mentions weather woes, livestock moves, lottery tickets, and farm activity including Wesley Baker sowing grain and potatoes.
Commissioner Flint receives a letter praising North Dakota agriculture. The author argues diversified farming with corn and alfalfa drives steady income, better homes, and profitable returns. Alfalfa is highlighted as well suited to local conditions with hardy seed and premium prices already seen.
A garage calls the Hupmobile a durable car that stands up under severe use. The surgeon in overalls notes many cars visit for gas and oil rather than repairs, praising the Hupmobile’s gas efficiency and rugged motor as a true wonder.
Miss James visits Linton relatives. rain helps crops but scarce hens. Mothers Club to meet at Mrs Chas Stedman. Will Conrad arrives from Hazelton to visit Temvik. Temvik Lumber Yard office to move in. Mrs Snyder returns from Aberdeen. local display planned May 15 at the Hotel. John Weber returns from Davenport chiropractic treatment. Mrs Tough and children travel through Temvik. Machinery exhibit expected large at Inter-State Fair July 27 to 31 with space reserved for 1914 exhibitors. Seth Wright praises early prospects. Grand Forks reports J H Manning, Philippine Islands treasurer, optimistic about island prospects amid war impact.
Dorothy Fehlhaber is on the sick list and Johnnie Schatz was absent a day. Leona Graff visited last Thursday. Jacob Weber and Julius Bieber were absent portions of the week. Ten were absent Monday due to rain. Otto Schmidt Rieda Renner and Ervin Kuehl were neither absent nor tardy last month. Miss Asta Ponath fills her brother's place in grammar room. Martin Ohlhauser was absent three and a half days last week helping make
Correspondence notes most farmers completed spring chores last week amid cold rainy winds. Fields are green while social news mentions Mr and Mrs Karl Reich Sr visiting at the Math Reich home on Sunday May 2.
On March 26, 1915 in Emmons County North Dakota Myron B Pallgatter and Alice Fallgatter appeared before Notary Frank Simon Beene who acknowledged they executed the instrument. Witnesses included Carl M Carlson Arnold P Wil and others.
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