Local notes from Linton and surrounding towns
Community wire across Emmons county highlights visits by many residents from Temvik Hague Pollock and Hazelton. News covers church services, road repairs, school and Red Cross nurse training plans, civic meetings, and upcoming Memorial Day and supper events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Renschler
Phil. Tempel
Tem- Arnold Int Veldt
Westfield
Menno DeBoer
Pollock
Linton
C. A. Borstad
Temvik
Mesdames Lenhart and
Rotzien
Hazelton
Paul Martin
Charlie Meier
North Linton
A. L. Portz
Vincent Hoffart
Anton Kraft
Bismarck
John Holsti
John
W. Heyerman
Mountain
Wm. P. Green
Jake Green
P. Nieuwsma
Arend Hasper
Hull
Wm. Gabbert
East Linton
L. D. Seeman
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Lloyd Harmon
J. Hollister
Wm. Bechtle
Bechtle
Frank Tempel
South Dakota
L. Shaw
Aberdeen
Fairmount Creamery Company
H. A. Thore
B. Tempel
Miss Martell
France
Red Cross
Victor Seedig, Jr
St. Croix
Duluth
Minot
Eddie Histed
Strasburg
Leland Hotel
Atha
Irwin
Irwins
California
Harold Gillespie
Harold
Rochester
Minn
W. E. Berner
Thos. Challoner
N. P
Kraft
Emmons County
Curtis Davis
Lydia Reidlinger
Temnvik
Marmarth
Will McCulley
First National Bank
Scott Cameron
Gabbert
Linderman
Norman Roop
Keturakat
Zeeland
Brokofsky
Opera House
J. J. Bichler
Lintonia
M. Baumgartner
Adv
Zimkowski
Minneapolis
Ethel Fogle
Marie Beckman
Ed. Rooks
Fargo
M. P. Kaiser
Braddock
Grace Dawson
M. Cornelison
Hague
Rimip Mike Barger
Master Thomas
Barger
St. Alexius Hospital
F. B. Streeter
Miss Beverley
Carl Vorlander
Jessie Britts
Band Boys
Albert Tough
Agent Grotting
Vern York
Ardaline Maclachlan
Selfridge
Scott
Stella Smith Johnson
Fred Johnstonbaugh
Arthur Pitts
A. H. Irvine
Fort Snelling
Matt. Gillespie
Co. A
Matt
N. P. Bridge
Frank Meier
John Blore
W.c.wolverton
Blore
R. R. Hogue
Britts
Stallion For Sale From Jacob Groen
Pure-bred registered Percheron stallion aged seven, weighing 1700 to 1800 pounds, offered for cash or trade for horses and cattle. Located Section 28 Township 129 Range 75, Herreid South Dakota. Call or write to Jacob Groen. Adv.-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Groen
Herreid
Oval Road Surfaces Vary With Material and Land Form
Farm and Fireside notes that road surfaces should be oval in contour, with the oval flattened for brick or concrete since no water ruts form. Water-bound macadam requires a higher oval due to water penetration and freezing risk, while gravel needs a steep pitch. Earth roads depend on soil quality seeps and longitudinal grade.
Oil for road improvement and oil types explained
Missouri agricultural college outlines two main road oil types asphalt base binders versus paraffin lubricants. Proper selection matters. Joplin shows improvement on heavy traffic surfaces. Send samples to University of Missouri station for evaluation. bulletin on Missouri stone and gravel road properties is available free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. M'Caustland
Missouri Agricultural College
Missouri
Praise for Improved Road Work Sparks Community Rivalry
A short critique urges drivers to thank farmers for well maintained roads and to express praise as they pass. It argues small expenditures can boost road work by motivating workers and may reduce broader grader use, while promoting pride in a well dragged road segment.
Rivers to Roads: $1.5 Billion Aim for U S Highway Upgrades
Lincoln Highway notes a forecast of $1.0 to $1.5 billion for U S highway improvements over five years. The piece cites heightened public interest after the Bankhead–Shactleford act authorizing $75 million in federal funds to states for road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lincoln Highway
Money for Rural Roads Under Federal Air Road Net
The federal air road net will see 100 million dollars spent by federal and state governments over the next five years to improve rural roads.
Reduce Cost of Hauling Good Roads Cut Farm Costs
Good roads reduce the cost of hauling produce to and from the farm by as much as 25 cents per ton mile, cutting overall transport expenses for farmers.
Beautify Roadsides with Native Shrubs and Perennials
Readers urged to plant native shrubs and perennials along roadsides to enhance scenery and support local ecosystems. The note promotes choosing suitable species and maintaining plantings for long term beauty and environmental benefits.
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Jhe Govzenmed
U.S. Navy
Marquette Ave
Fee
H.N. Turner
Country Club
Pine City
Miss Baker
Minnesota
C. C. Becker
German American State Bank
Ashley
Wolvrton
Rieker
Gustaf Kundert
Oscar Michelish
Thompson Yards
Roger Stedman
Stedman
Florence Coon
L. A. Schipfer
City National Bank
N. D
Cockburn and Lingenfelter
Sautter
Linton Auto Co
Hauser
Winona
Hulm
Ward Norman
Richard Sautter
Carpenter Lumber Company
Sweeney
Evanston
van Horne
Emil Becker
Viola Becker
A.E. Becker
Heinrich
Germaine
Dewitt van Horne
Sykeston
Victor Bechtle
Mat. Tremer
Edward Temple
Bert W. Thompson
John E. Hayes
William E. Williams
Hyman Oster
Chester Tiffin
Walter Ellis
Soo
Courtenay
H. E. Paul
Richard Penwarden
Paul
Donald
Linton Bridge and Construction Company
L. DuHeaume
Ady
METZ
Mets
7Ett Hot
Aes
Madelia
Bethlehem
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Navy Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
Home Bakery
Depot
C. Bertheau
WORM
Vorlander
Fred Kist
THE
First State Bank