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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
5
Local residents visit, travel, and business activity across Linton include many names and places. Red Cross drives, meetings, and material requests dominate community updates, with remarks on court house events and upcoming speakers.
The notice invites all to Sunday School at 3 30 p m with a study of a noted Book. Epworth League meets at 7 15 p m for a service aimed at young people. Evening worship at 8 00 p m features the sermon Gods Voice of Quietness. Prayer meeting is weekly on Wednesday at 8 00 p m. Pastor M Swaney emphasizes a friendly church where everybody is welcome.
An entomologist with the U S Department of Agriculture reports that the cootie shows high reproductive power. The seriousness of the so called cootie problem is noted by American army officers and scientists both in the United States and abroad based on recent experiments.
The Standing Rock Sioux Indians earned a profit of about 100000 from 41 carloads of steers shipped to Chicago on September 13. Steers bought two years ago at 38 per head sold at 150 each, with distribution to individual owners and funds set aside to buy more steers for trust beneficiaries.
An entomologist tracked body louse reproduction over 26 days, noting 276 eggs laid by a single insect, averaging 11 daily with 14 in two hours. Egg to final molt spanned 15 days, and egg to adult took 16 days. Larvae emerged and fed from the researcher’s arm during the cycle.
The Sioux County Pioneer reports on efforts to promote cattle breeding and warns against shipping two year old steers to market. It notes Indians profited by a single large shipment to market rather than selling locally to buyers.
Northern Produce Co of Bismarck North Dakota announces it will buy all cream offered at a high market price. The notice urges farmers to tag cream for sale and handle through the reliable house.
Fifty head of horses offered by John Bader after moving from the farm to town. Sale at practical prices with easy terms. Location Linton. Ad invites quick inquiries for buyers seeking value.
Auction notice offers eight lots with a twelve room house electric lights well and barn in North Linton. Enquire of J W Kramer Linton N D.
Sealed bids are invited for the hauling of coal for the Winona School District. For further information address the undersigned J. A. Dyer Clerk Winona School District.
The article warns that sulphurous gases wilt trees in coke regions and sediment smothers gravel spawning beds killing fish. It laments sawmills as the greatest foe of nature, their waste devouring forests and polluting lakes and rivers with sawdust.
Sponges possess a canal network with a continual unidirectional water current. This flow, driven by unique sponge cells unseen in higher animals, is essential for the sponge’s life and operations.
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