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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
1
The Record urges readers in North Dakota to settle overdue subscriptions as postal officials demand a sworn tally of paid readers. It notes that 10 of 544 subscribers owe more than a year, and explains a one cent stamp rule affecting mail delivery and postage costs.
Fragmented notes on local Hazel ton events, farm yield talk, and residents moving. Mentions a shelter for macaroni, oats, and a handshake of farmers like Diets and Cray, with a farewell to neighbors moving to Olion Indians and Emmons county boosters bidding them success.
The article discusses persistent myths about earthquakes and suggests that seismic activity is a natural, ongoing planetary process. It notes cultural explanations in Japan and other places, and mentions scientific views that the planet experiences regular movement, countering superstitions about supernatural causes.
The London Globe reports Dr Beller, a Stuttgart statistician, estimates the world population at 1.5 billion. Christians number about 534.94 million, Muslims 60 million, Jews 10.5 million, Buddhists 127.9 million, Brahma followers 24 million, and Confucius disciples 500 million in Asia.
An early note reveals Whistler once etched a Chelsea blacksmith who later visited the studio. The blacksmith greeted the artist and asked about a prize money award for the portrait, saying he had come for the cash.
Fragmented OCR depicts a dangerous incident with a preetdiite tank explosion near a vehicle. It mentions a prior exchange of a tank, attempts to contain the fire with rigivar brackets, and a warning to North Dakota farmers about seed storage hazards. The text stresses not ventilating and aging seed corn, noting potential ruin and the need for proper drying and germination testing.
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