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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
8
A local service advertises cleaning and pressing for ladies and men's garments in a superior manner. The notice emphasizes meticulous care, prompt handling, and high quality results for attire.
The Dakota Business College in Fargo N D continues to place its graduates. W R Sommerfield is the 65th to join Standard Oil Co Miss Myrtle Russell goes to Northwestern Telephone Exchange Co Miss Esther Lewis to Arthur Mercantile Co Miss Myrtle Turter to Central Land Co Moorhead Minn Follow the successful and write F L Watkins President 806 Front St Fargo N D for information.
Want ads invite readers to inspect W. E. Petrie Co. winter coats and fall dresses while in town. Farmers' Friend Milling Co. of Temvik announces a full machinery overhaul and readiness to resume business. Also listed are a twelve room residence with blacksmith shop for sale through John M. Melander of Braddock and a five room dwelling for sale in Linton via Dr. R. R. Hogue.
As World War I mobilized the United States the American Red Cross formed the Junior Red Cross. Nine million children enrolled aiding war funds, relief supplies, and refugee furniture production. A Spokane, Washington youngster begins collecting a mile of pennies for relief as part of a broader peace program planned for the Junior Red Cross.
Tired and nervous residents in Ellendale North Dakota show kidney trouble symptoms. Mrs M J Evans reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her weak irregular kidneys and fatigue. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on Wednesday October 15 1919 at his farm seven miles northeast of Strasburg. The sale features 4 horses 2 years old 3 horses 1 year old 1 spring colt 20 Milch cows 1 bull 3 years old 7 breeding 4 heifers 20 calves farm machinery including Deering header drill Case plow 14 inch Moline plow Diamond plow 16 inch Deering mower McCormick hay rake John Deere disc two bob sleds buggies two Mindt wagons five sets harness three hard coal heaters cook stoves cream separator and many other articles. Sale starts 10 30 sharp with lunch at noon. Terms cash under 10 dollars otherwise credit through November 1st at 10 percent interest 3 percent discount for cash over 10. Owner M Baumgarner J P Wem Auctioneer Clerk.
Auction of horses cattle machinery and farm equipment at McCulley Farm four miles north of Linton on Tuesday October 14 or 15 1919 includes dozens of mares geldings colts heifers steers bulls cows and pigs plus Deering and John Deere implements wagons and harness. Bids note cash under 10 and credit terms through November 1 1920 with 10 percent interest. Sale conducted by R A Brown AW Quast with GE Waddell owner and auctioneers.
Auction of horses cattle wagons farming gear starts 10 o clock Monday October 20 1929 at Jacob Miller's farm fifteen miles northeast of Strasburg. Terms cash under 100 dollars and time on larger sums to November 1 at 10 percent with 5 percent cash discount. names Jacob Miller owner with brokers Jacob Renz and J Fischer.
A Boston Transcript quips that life is not merely drawing breath and instead feels like Dickensian hustle to earn a few dollars by week’s end. The quote contrasts tranquil living with daily economic effort.
Notice states the undersigned will sit the following sale on Section 20-183-77 on Monday October 13 1919. The brief item notes an auction event and the applicable land section.
A large farm auction at Etresburg area offers gray bays blacks and browns including mares geldings and colts aged 2 to 15 with cattle calves hogs and hay tools. Items listed include drills binders plows harrows buggies and wagons with sale starting at 10 o'clock sharp and terms 10 percent interest on bankable notes and five percent discount.
The undersigned will sell the described personal property at public auction to the highest responsible bidder at my farm two miles east and two miles north of Tentvik on section 27, township 184, range 76, on Wednesday October 15, 1919.
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