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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
6
The readable fragment mentions ERS Soap and Bas AES with phrases that suggest a product or brand reference. It lacks clear events, people, or organizations to form a full news item.
Fragmentary text records names of officials and institutions in a local area. It mentions Stenier’s problem and references several persons such as Dorothy Benstrom, Edith Gate, and Malkeh Gates alongside institutions like PAWS and a community center.
The piece discusses the value of good roads and durable surfaces like tinrase as a foothold for infrastructure. It mentions maintenance, engineering considerations, and costs for road upkeep and public works, with references to a community and local officials.
Local item describes road maintenance and drag usage to improve conditions. It references associated practices, equipment and timing for spring work and the potential impact on travel quality.
Fragmented OCR text describes trees and shrubs along highways with stumps and signs of maintenance. Mentions growth, pruning, and upkeep details as a general public works note.
The readable parts describe a road scene with unclear references to vehicles and events. While much text is distorted, the fragment mentions traffic and property concerns, suggesting a local notice or brief about a road incident and related consequences.
Fragmentary notes describe a series of trials and alerts tied to art and literature activities. Names and places are partially visible, with references to writers and a committee overseeing exhibitions and performances. The readable portions hint at a local scene emphasizing creative work and public alertness.
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