In Town and Out Auction Sales Oct 4 17 22 Linton area
Auction notices list sales by Nick Bohn Daniel Bechtle and Jacob Boshans with farms horses cattle and household goods. Local notices include residents visiting, dental work and moving picture shows. Events feature fair attendance, dances, and public notices across Linton Emmons county with general ads and upcoming eye exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Bohn
Linton
Wooster & Clark
Daniel Bechtle
Jacob Boshans
Missing horse colt and belated clue from North Dakota
A blue and gray sucking horse colt with a white hind foot is missing. It was followed by a team away from the owner’s place three and a half miles west of Tennvik on Sunday, Sept. 27. Last seen near Linton on Monday evening. Contact H. L. Stedman, Tennvik, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennvik
Linton
H. L. Stedman
Tenvik
N. D
Dale Doings Correspondence of the Record
Sept. 2 notes say Joseph Clark still has well diggers with no water yet. W. W. Putnam visited son Eber. Streeter’s apples praised, fair season urged. Many Dale residents toured Linton and Fort Yates for the fair. Eber Putnam and family attended Yates Fair and thrashed. Dale folks went to Linton Fair. the event was a success and promises growth. Funeral of Martin Benkert in Pollock with four old soldiers present. Old soldiers’ era waning in Emmons and Campbell counties. -Edis Revir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lammers
John Dyk
Westfield
Linton
G. W. Lynn
Wallace Kyes
Braddock Country
Gravink
Wilbur Gravink
A. Jaeger
Jillenaar
Wm. Raven & Co
Fort Yates
Opera House
Adv
Arthur Prouty
Pollock
J. H. Reamer
John Pietz
Eureka
Walter Helmeke
Chaska
Minn
Helmeke
Genevieve Braddock
Hazel Haggard
Valley City
Braddock
Joseph Clark
Yale
Clark
City of
London
Mary A. Shields
Emmons County
Shields
G. ‘J. Williams
Minneapolis
Turner's Hotel
Hazelton Hotel
Winona
Dale
W. W. Putnam
Eber
W. L. Bales
Martin Benkert
Emmons
Campbell
Edis Revir
Winona School District Treasurers Report 1912 13
Treasurer report for Winona School District No 3 Emmons County North Dakota covers receipts including cash on hand July 1 1912 93 80 and state and county tuition funds taxes and interest. Expenditures list apparatus fixtures transportation and incidental costs with totals noted for the year 1912 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
County of
Emmons
North Dakota
Lemchers
A. Richter
George J. Wolfer
Solmonson
Why Rotation Is Necessary In Soil Improvement
Professor Doneghue of North Dakota Agricultural College argues that weed buildup, reduced organic matter, poor soil structure, and possible mineral shortages depower soil productivity. He notes fallowing or iron sulphate can control weeds but costly on high-priced land. He warns wheat cycles with barley or winter rye offer limited soil benefits and yield gains diminish when wheat dominates repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doneghue
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
Use Salt In Bread Making
Salt retards yeast fermentation but in proper portions, not more than one teaspoon per cup of liquid, it increases volume and improves flavor. More than one teaspoon per cup causes crust deterioration, lop-sided loaves, and crumb that is tough, moist, gray, and poor in flavor and texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Jensen
North Dakota Agricultural College
Hardy Dutch Belted cows thrive under range Northwest conditions
The Dutch Belted dairy breed, identifiable by a white belt and black body, originates from North Holland and has been kept pure by nobility for over 200 years. They average about 1000 pounds, are hardy and persistent milkers, yield about 3.6 percent butter fat, and can produce around 9,000 pounds of milk yearly from a small herd. well suited to range conditions and comparable to Holsteins in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Martin
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Holland
Holland
America
Northwest
Business Basis. Farming on a business basis elim
Farming on a business basis eliminates small mules just as it displaces small horses, reflecting broader shifts in agricultural practices toward efficiency and scale that favor larger livestock operations over smaller stock and traditional practices.
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Mrs. K. Knudtson
Tell
Andreas Kelsch
C. O. Smith
Strasburg
Marion Morford
Hartford
Dr. Shockey
L. D. Seeman
St. Paul
Sam and
Will Renskers
F. E. Kaiser
General
Scott Cameron
Turner
J. D. Fuller
Bismarck
Corwine
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
A.M. Britts
Twin Cities
Smith’s
Wm. Macnider
Margaret
Emmonsburg
W.C. Wolverton
F. B. Streeter
Cjuat
Anton Horner
Baldser Tempel
Tempelton State Bank
Temvik
Leonard du Heaume
Hazelton
Smith Studio
Mesars
J. B. Brock
8. E. Kurtz
W. L. Yeater
T. L. Hubbard
Thos. Kelly
R.A. Yeater
Andrew Hansen
S. E. Kurtz
Mrs. Brown
Wm. Loutzenhiser
A. N. Junge
Linton Bazar
Thos. Fergus
Jamestown
Emvik
Chris. Wolfer
Northern Pacific
Canada
Grant Call
Goodridge-Call
Ole Steerslee
Tell Township
Floyd Cornelison
Hoea Page
Hague
Mr. Page
Charles S. Lane
L. B. Hanna
Earl LeSeuer
LeSever
Spencer Chilcott
John Graham
Missoula, Mont
Williamsport
Montana
Napoleon and
Burnstad
Wm. Jones
C. VU. Smith
W. C. Wolverton
H. H. Hanson
F. J. Pietz
C. T. Egan
Sioux Falls, S. D
Ed. McConville
Arthur McConville
Akron
Ohio
West Linton
Prof. Ewin
The
Agricultural College
C. E. Greenwood
State Dairy Department
W. J. Carey
Arthur
Ellis, S. D
Carrie Snyder
John Snyder
Smith & Irvine
Johnny Schenkenberger
Verlander
Kurtz
Hinz and
Capelle
Cloyd Kurtz
Cloyd
South Dakota
Kintyre and Braddock
R. S. Knapp
Wm. Banks
Leon Lesher
George Hatfield
G. Aaring
Bernard Lane
L. H. Sisco
S.G. Larrabee
Frank Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
District Court
G. A. Herolz
Sandwich Islands
Pacific
Mrs. Herolz
Vancouver
Dale Doings
First Bank of
First Bank
Linton, N. D
W. HE
Phtrib
Cealer
John Deere
Deering
Welle and
Duke of Ralph
Lady Aldine
HE Motiva
Ford
Detroit
H. Hl. Hanson
the First National Bank of
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