In Town and Out War Savings Stamp Ads and Local Notes
Local news items list residents visiting relatives and business callers in Linton and nearby towns. Names include Harry Petrie, Jerry Hart, C Nanden, F J Sinner, Scott Cameron, George Knoll, Henry Hehn, Tony Leuwer, Norman Capelle, Miss Philipena Kelsch, Mrs P G Rooks, Lenhart, Billy Carl Vorlander, Dr Wolverton, H A Armstrong, J E Holsti, Wm Saddler, Gerrit Rooks, Walter Mohn, Oscar Mohn, Fred Kelsch, Ada Atha, Miss Wiehe, Laura Pring, A N Junge, Herman Bertheau, M E Fosberg, J A Chandler, Florence Gillespie, Jacob Pfaff, Maggie Martell, and others. It notes military training arrivals and pending calls, plus a note urging support for Northern Produce Co and Northern Finance Co.
Horses for Sale From Local Farm Move
Adv JOhN BADER offers about 60 head of horses at what he calls own price after moving from the farm to town. Eight lots include a twelve room house with electric lights, a well and a barn. Inquiries to J. W. KRAMEF in Linton North Dakota.
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John Bader Linton
Old Haven
North Linton
J. W. Kramef
Richard
James
John
Bids Sought for Coal Housing in Winona School District
Sealed bids are invited for coal housing for the Winona School District. For more information contact J. A. Dyer, Clerk, Winona School District.
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Winona
J. A. Dyer
Record Delayed by Railroad Shipping Shortages
Print paper failed to arrive on time causing the Record to be late this week due to railroad shipping facilities.
Saving seed corn saves labor says USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that selecting two year seed saves labor equal to or greater than growing full ears. Better seed raises yields per acre, reducing labor per bushel and cutting work in ground preparation planting cultivation and harvesting. Focus on choosing the best ears in the field this fall to spare labor next season.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Carpenters Chips Pieces From Town and Field Ads
Local clippings urge community booster spirit and home building. Almanac notes advise kindness to wildlife and advertise home repairs, mills, and farm supplies. The South Prairie School District plans a new school house with permits needed for larger builds.
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South Prairie
Transfers and Deeds For Hazelton and Strasburg Properties
Property transfers listed include Bridgett Ellen and Anna Graham to Nicholas Graham for Lot 10 Block 4 Roop's Ist Addition Hazelton, nominal consideration. Nicholas Graham to Wim J Pettis for same lot, $400. Edward Kamp to Nicholas De Fries for Lot 2 Block 81 Milwaukee Land Co.'s 4th Addition Strasburg, nominal. George Schmaltz and Odessa Schmaltz to School District No 9 for 293 by 13174 foot parcel. Michael Mahaney and Joseph E Mahaney to Adam Berreth for fractional west half 2 of 1 131 78 totaling 308.64 acres, nominal plus state.
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Bridget
Ellen
Anna Graham
Nicholas Graham
Roop
Ist
Hazelton
Wim. J. Pettis
Edward Kamp
Nicholas de Fries
Milwaukee Land Co
Strasburg
George Schmaltz
Odessa
Agres
No Gorner
Michael Mahaney
Joseph E. Mahaney
Adam Berreth
Brief exchange on happiness and attire
A light exchange quotes a line about happiness tied to digestion for men and attire for women. Juss Cayenne comments that one desires an ostrich stomach and the other desires feathers, illustrating humorous gendered notions.
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Juss Cayenne
Also Mentioned on This Page
War Saviors
Harry Petrie
Jerry Hart
Linton
C. Nanden of
Dale
F. J. Sinner of
Hague
Scott Cameron
Bismarck
Wm. Lammers of
Westfield
George Knoll of
Henry Hehn
Tony Leuwer
Baker Place
Livona
Norman Capelle
Philipena Kelsch
P. G. Rooks
M. E. Church
Mrs. Lenhart
Billy
Carl Vorlander
Dr. Wolverton
Eureka
H. A. Armstrong
J. E. Holsti of
Kintyre
Wm. Saddler
Gerrit Rooks
U. S. Navy
Pensacola Florida
F. H. Gabbert
Dickinson
W. J. Gabbert
Town
Walter Mohn
Jamestown
Walter
Oscar Mohn
Jamestown College
Fred Kelsch
Camp Dodge
Clemens
A. N. Junge
Fargo
Alton
Herman Bértheau
Great Lakes
Will
Mesdames Carley
Norman
Anna Norman
Maud Carley
Ada Atha
Miss Staack
Swaney
Grand Forks
Frank Chestown
Charles
Laura Pring
Emmons Co
Bondurant Iowa
M. E. Fosberg
Gurrison
Chimney
Wishek
J. A. Chandler
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
N. D
iNorthern Feuauce Co
N.sw
Florence Gillespie
Aberdeen
Bredberg& Gillespie
Charles Geil
Steele
A. L. Geil
Mr. Geil
Jacob Pfaff
Iron Rock Mont
Mr. Paff
Temvik
Maggie Martell
New York
Martell
Herbert Dawson
The
Force Agricultural College
California
Edison Phonographs
Heyerman Bros. Proprietors
Louis Lambert
Linton, N. D
Walt Mason
Abilene
France
War Industries Board
State Council of Defense
Emerson and
Moline
Moline and
Emerson Cultivators
John McCrory
Emerson
T. E. Lawler
Emerson Mowers
Johnson
L. T. Briggs