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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
2
Community notes describe births deaths visits and harvests in Williamsport Gayton and Winchester with weather fires a teachers institute and a G A R post meeting. Local officials residents and guests are listed along with a snowbound wedding journey and farm plans.
A male spotted bird dog was picked up after following the finder on Thursday September 11 from a location about five miles west of Braddock. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying charges. Theo Brenner Linton is the contact.
Farmers invited to purchase limited stock of pure White Wyandotte birds at one dollar each, available for immediate pickup. Contact J. P. Henn in Strasburg to arrange purchase and delivery.
A hog house feed trough door is described by Br M Dolve of North Dakota Agricultural College. The door hangs by hooks or pins and swings aside during feeding to allow access for filling and cleaning, then is held by a bolt to exclude hogs.
Instructions to divide young cockrels from other birds, creating near equal sized lots, and feed well. Young cockrels are always hungry and require more feeding than mature stock.
An agricultural note by J Allen Clark explains celery blanching to achieve crisp tender stalks free of woody flavor. It covers light exclusion, earth banking as the common method, and steps: prep soil, gradually bank up, continue two weeks, then final bank leaving tall leaves exposed, wait a week before digging for market.
H. F. Adrian of Hamilton precinct Nebraska describes a simple livestock gate that lets horses and cattle pass between fields while keeping hogs contained. The design uses 18 inch planks nailed to posts with about six inches gaps so hogs cannot pass or jump, yet horses and cattle can cross as needed.
Correspondence from Temvik North Dakota notes thrashing in full swing despite wet weather. The Temvik mill runs day and night yet lags behind orders while locals attend fairs in Linton. Several residents visit family, and typhoid fever case at BisBmarck hospital involves Jake Schatz.
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