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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
3
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Local sale notices list October auctions by Daniel Bechtle J A Blewitt Geo Jackman Jacob Boshans and Mrs Pfaff with livestock farm machinery and household goods. Other items include farm notes Rigg leman and Strand Elks events and community updates from Linton Strasburg Temvik and surrounding towns.
Palmer, agricultural editor for North Dakota Agricultural College, argues beef raising complements grain farming. He notes the April to May seeding period and August to November harvest demand labor and equipment, so beef cattle should require minimal extra effort. By selecting beef-bred bulls with good type, even inexpensive calves can yield higher beef value.
J A Walker explains in the Nebraska Farm Journal a method to lift wagon tongue weight off horse necks using a cut buggy spring with a crook, rear U shaped rod, and top wood brace. The setup adjusts height via nuts on the rear end of the tongue. North Dakota winds through grain growth and seed quality as key to profits.
Mrs Roy Carley was among visitors at the school Wednesday morning. Michel Hogue two miles west of town on Mr Petries farm fell down the embankment at recess and broke a limb. Michel is in Grade 3. Mr and Mrs Wm Pagel hosted a dinner and theater party last evening with out of town guests including Misses Margaret Westmiller Austn Dean and Elizabeth B Blair.
Philadelphia Athletics clinch the 1913 World Series with a 3 to 1 win over the New York Giants. Eddie Plank dominates with two hits allowed, guiding his team to their fourth victory in the series as 35,000 fans celebrate on the field.
The Westfield column records pace of thrashing near completion and hints at a future wedding. It notes the Gravink family moving to Baldwin Wisconsin, a infant death from pneumonia, and local chatter about telephone line work by Willyam Lammers and Willyie Dyk. An exchange about thorn in a rose and a Springfield visitor closes the piece.
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