First rats arrive in Glenburn region amid scare
In Glenburn and surrounding counties the first rats sighted this fall are believed to have arrived in grain cars, prompting businessmen and farmers to plan a coordinated rodent-control campaign across eastern and southern districts.
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Glenburn
Tribune
Bismarck
Fortune
Fargo Forum
Max Blatchford
Joseph Blatchford
Ninth Street South
Fargo
Mazatlan
Mexico
Blatchford
San Diego
Cal
United States
Buford
Mr. Blatchford
Emmons County Schools See Broad Growth and Strong Leadership
County superintendent Hanson has guided Emmons schools through a period with 28 schools and 119 houses, 1,649 average daily attendance, 82 percent turnout, and a wage structure of 50 dollars monthly for rural teachers. Seventy-seven teachers have joined from eastern states, with 116 women and 42 men teaching across a county of 3,052 schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Emmons
Hanson
Indiana
Han
Retiring official earns county's thanks for service
The article notes that upon retirement the son may feel satisfied for conscientious, efficient work and deserves the gratitude of the people across the entire county.
Hazelton Happenings in Emmons County News
Hazelton residents report a steady stream of visitors including Geo Ivey and Muriel Myers while James Farrell plans final homestead proof at Linton. Farmers discuss forming a branch union of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America at Klabunde’s hall. A house fire west of town destroys Adams place farm home, with escape for a mother and child. Community events include a Gates hall dance and upcoming self defense demonstrations. Dr Baer settles in, and Frances Melander leaves for Bismarck to join a city telephone office.
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James Farrell
Linton
U. S
H. C. Lynn
Muriel Myers
Emmons County
Bismarck
Hazelton
Frank Keil
Glendive
Mont
Marquett
F. Ff. Crawford
Cloyd Kurtz
Winch Batzer
South St. Paul
John Ames
Cook Avenue
Center Street
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Klabunde’s
Adams Place
Carl
Gottlieb Grenz
Geo. Montieth
Roosevelt
Burro
Braddock Briefs Reflect Local Visits and wheat yield note
Braddock residents Andrew Bebibelheimer and wife returned from Selby South Dakota. Ed Peterson active in Bismarck building then returned home. Nettie Steie enjoyed a Montana vacation with siblings. Nancy Tuars May Sparks attend teacher institute at Linton. John J Ryan visited his old New York home. Henry Jagd back from Aberdeen to visit father then to Bismarck for high school. North Dakota Development League notes Charlson wheat yield. O J Berg of Berg reports the highest yield so far.
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Nettie Steie
Montana
Nancy Tuars
May Sparks
Linton
John J. Ryan
New York State
Mr.Ryan
Old Place
Braddock
Henry Jagd
Aberdeen
S. D
Pollock Progress Notes Birthdays and Local News
John Salmonson returns from Aberdeen with relatives visiting in Pollock. Miss Lila Burgaas wed Roy Adamson of Dale with Rev. Barr. A trio of Tracy family birthdays prompts a joint party with gifts including a gasoline flat iron and a sample of Bryan's sixteen to one. Grandpa birthday rumor circulates.
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John Salmonson
Aberdeen
Steve
W. H. Matoon
Craudenville
Iowa
Frank
Belle Plaine
Lila Burgaas
Roy Adamson
Dale
Barr
W. A. Burgaas
N. D
Tracy
Pollock
May
G. W
J. D. Tracy
May Tracy
Big H
Sec. Bryan
Grandpa
Dr Wolverton Establishes Office at Bank Building
Dr. W. C. Wolverton has established his office on the second floor of the First National Bank building. Five long rings is his call on the Farmers' Line at night.
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W. C. Wolverton
First National Bank
Farmers
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Bazar
Geo. Ivey
Hazalton
Gates’ Hall
Ivy Goodman
Catherine Reedy
Teachers’ Institute
J. E. Shaw
Berg
John Blegen
Baer
Steele
Melander
J. D. McCusker
L’rances Melander
Andrew Bebibelheimer
Selby
Peterson
Goodridge
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