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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
Local letters report church services halted by illness. Mrs. W. J. Kelley named Livona postmaster. Rev Gary and family move toward Winchester. Farmers discuss schools on wheels. Coal bids favorable. George Walker wins $185 contract. Democrats organize with Wm L Yeater as chairman.
Agricultural guidance from North Dakota College expert O. O. Churchill outlines planting, cultivation, and storage of mangles turnips rutabagas sugar beets and carrots for hogs chickens horses and dairy cattle. It covers seed rates thinning, drill spacing, cultivation frequency, harvest handling, and winter storage options.
The Michigan Arena reports a notable increase in shipments of butter eggs cream and other dairy products signaling improved farming methods. It also notes North Dakota diversifying from wheat and cites dairy and silo construction guidance from State Dairy Commissioner Flint and federal partners.
Q and A with North Dakota experts covers best gasoline engine for pumping, raspberry hardiness, bran mash feeding for hens, stallion licensing costs, and crop rotation advice. Includes two six year rotations for western North Dakota and Red River valley, plus seed prices and an estray bay mare report from May 17 1918.
Correspondent Tim Vick reports on illnesses including Mrs. W A Brown with diabetes and the death of Mrs. H N Turner in Linton. Local events include a ball game at Linton, a birth to Mr and Mrs Peter Schmidt, and trips by Franz Tempel and Gottlieb Schatz to Bismarck. Edward Tempel returns from Fargo Agricultural College. Mrs Kurle arrives from Mercer after her father Jacob Huber’s death.
A St Nicholas writer describes extreme Indian prince luxury with attendants, fans, automatic cups, a silver couch on a ceiling, an artificial rain arbor, and escorting guards. The piece highlights daily ease and ceremonial deference surrounding young rulers.
A sea anemone from the liver colored group, captured in 1828 by Sir John Dalyell, was aged at seven years at capture and flourished in Edinburgh until 1887 before dying from unknown causes. The instance illustrates the long life potential of such delicate marine animals.
Peter Noomen was seen in Westfield last Sunday. Ed-Van Béek shows off his new engine. J. Millenaar recovers after hospital stay. A petition for Rural Delivery circulates. H Gravink races his new Ford. The Cleveringa family released after smallpox. Community chatter touches milk-separators and local trades.
All schools are closed while G. Wolterink focuses on new houses locally. Dick Nejuwendorp plans a short visit to Westfield. Rain freshens the area making conditions wet for breaking. Serrit Huizenga and Andy Raden-
Health constraints leave a local pastor unable to preach for several Sundays while Westfield considers restarting a newspaper if enough correspondents persist. Bert Haveman bought Eddie Statema’s bike but suffers repeated tire punctures. A Hull man shows off a self made three wheeler, drawing curious youths who want rides, though the bulky owner insists no passengers.
Notice of foreclosure sale on the Hessie M Parkhurst et al mortgage to Bank of Hazelton, later assigned through J B Dunn and Mary M Dunn to The German Bank of Eureka. Property: Southwest quarter of Section 4 in Township 135 North Range 78 West, Emmons County ND. Sale at Linton courthouse front steps June 11 1913 at time to be set. Assignee: The German Bank of Eureka.
Notice of real estate foreclosure by Bessie M Parkhurst and Clarence L Parkhurst to The German Bank of Eureka filed March 1911. Premises in Emmons County Baumons, ND, including N E 1 4 of Sec 9 and SE 1 4 of Sec 4 Township 135 North Range 78 West. Sale at Linton court house June 14 at 2 pm to satisfy 3633.26 dollars plus costs. Mortgagee convocation.
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