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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

3

Public Auction Notice in Kintyre North Dakota 1918

Auction at the Livery Barn Kintyre ND on October 19 1918 at noon sells horses cattle two wagons farming gear oats hay and various items. Terms: under 10 dollars cash over 10 due Oct 1 1919 with 10 percent interest or 5 percent cash discount. Carl Kumpala owner Frank Simon clerk Walter White auctioneer.

Kintyre N. D John Deere van Brunt Deering Carl Kumpala Frank Simon Walter White

Local notes from Hazelton and surrounding towns

County officials and residents are reported in daily mobility and duties. Auditors, deputies, and educators travel to observe hearings, homestead hearings, and school sessions while preparing for possible overseas service and wartime assignments.

Temvik Talk Cor of the Record October 16

Town report with visits to Temvik and Linton. Residents and neighbors attend sales and events while cattle and grain activity dominate. A hay fire on Bashan’s farm burned five stacks with minimal wind preventing greater damage.

Temvik Bashan

Pollock Progress Briefs From Linton To Camp Grant Ill

Mr and Mrs Heyerman with Mrs Harry Hinton and children visited from Linton Sunday. Mrs Orlin Grover and Miss Tessa Grover left for Camp Grant Ill where Orlin is seriously ill in hospital. Mrs Bloyd Stout and brother Boyd Steart went to Camp Dodgetown after a message about Mr Stouts illness. Blanch Peterson and Beulah Payne visited from McLaughlin and joined the Progress. Payne will soon move to Aberdeen to resume nursing work.

Mrs. Heyerman Harry Hinton Linton Orlin Grover Tessa Grover Camp Grant Orlin

Soul of Wit and Brief Talk Gains Royal Welcome

The piece extols brevity as the soul of wit and urges concise handling of important subjects. It notes that a speaker who communicates briefly earns a royal welcome from any audience.

Eureka items From the Northwst Blade Oct 10

James Clayton of Leola visited on business on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs P Baumgartner of Strasburg N Dak is being treated by Dr J Netzer. Mrs Karl Bender and two children of Bismarck N Dak were in town. John Hardle returned Monday visiting his parents. Ray Baedet has joined Herreid Milling Co in Herreid. Peter Hoerner of Linton is receiving treatment from Dr Netzer. Rev G J Zenk preached mission sermons in Zeeland last Sunday. County auditor Christ Wittmayer and family of Leola visited relatives in town over Sunday.

P. Baumgartner Strasburg N. Dak J. Netzer Karl Bender Bismarck N. Dak John Hardle Monady Christ Wittmayer Leola

The Pace of Human Development Through Time

Gilbert Murray argues in Century Magazine that modern mental progress is not a simple linear rise over ancient achievements. He cautions against assuming later equals wiser and suggests uneven, irregular development across eras and individuals.

Browning Wordsworth Gilbert Murray Century Magazine

Hardening and tempering drills and tools

The article prescribes heating a drill for hard steel to an even temperature, removing scale, touching the tip to liquid quicksilver, and quenching in water. It also notes tempering small tools by heating red hot and plunging into a potato, then tempering to remove brittleness.

Strasburg Pays Tribute To Private Albertus Kamps

News from Washington confirms Private Albertus Kamps of Strasburg North Dakota was killed in action in France on September 14. He enlisted in April and served in Co F 368 Infantry after trains at Camp Dodge Camp Travis and Camp Mills. He leaves a mother stepfather sister and two brothers. Memorial services set for October 21 at 2 30 pm at the Reformed Church in Strasburg in Dutch and English with Rev Petterson officiating.

Washington D. C Albertus Kamps France Albertus Strasburg N. C Camp Dodge Jown Camp Travis Texas Camp Mills N. Y Infantry Co N. Defries Hull N. D Edward Kamps Strasburg N. D Mary van Soest Netherlands Chicago Montana

How Mosquitoes Hatch in Dry Ground Hollows

In the Catskills and eastern mountains a mosquito lays eggs in dry ground hollows during July. When snow melts in spring the hollows fill with water and in May the eggs hatch, showing a waterside life cycle different from surface raft laying species.

Catskill

Non Italian Popes in Early Papal History

The article notes that most popes were Italian but cites several non Italian rulers. Clement II was Saxon German named Suldger, Clement IV was Frenchman Leo Gros, Clement V Frenchman d Agoust, Clement VI Frenchman Pierre Roger, Alexander VI a Spaniard from Borgia line, Calixtus II Frenchman, Calixtus III Spaniard from Borgia family, as examples.

Clement II Suldger Clement IV Leo Gros Clement V d’Agoust Clement VI Pierre - Roger Alexander VI Borgia Calixtux II Calixtux III

Reprimand for Reprisals Over a London Gramophone Ad

The passage notes a London advertisement seeking a loud second-hand gramophone for reprisals and remarks that similar resentments occur worldwide. It argues such vengeful acts arise from provoked circumstances that demand attention sooner or later.

London Gramophone

Hints on Car Lubrication by H L Thomson

The article urges regular oil change and crankcase cleaning every 2,000 miles. It describes flushing with kerosene to remove gum carbon dirt, then refilling with fresh oil to reduce wear, improve power, and lower fuel costs. It emphasizes long term engine life and cost savings.

Y H. L. Thomson Oklahoma

Hauling Brackets on Auto For Business Use

G A Luers describes quick auto adaptations in Popular Mechanics. S shaped wrought iron hooks with cloth padding enable plumbers to carry long pipe sections and scaffolding brackets attach to car axles for transport.

G. A. Luers Washington, D. C

Ontario signs guide motorists with thousands erected

They Believe in Signs. More than twenty thousand road signs for touring motorists have been erected in Ontario by the Ontario Motor League, nearly four thousand during the last year.

Ontario Ontario Motor League

Lady Lagard and the Wash That Became a Fish Dinner

The romance and reputation of traveler Flora Shaw, later Lady Lagard, are recalled in British honors lists. In colonial South Africa she asked to wash before dinner and found the fish for dinner had already been cooked in the water she requested.

Lady Lagard Miss Flora Shaw South Africa Miss Shaw

Ancient Holland Delicacy Described as Spaniard Heritage Dish

The Holland hotspot still makes a stew from the old Spaniards campfire days in October when they were driven by the Hollanders. The dish resembles Mulligan stew of the Northwest and pepperpot of the West Indies, but lacks crab meat and dumplings.

Holland Northwest West Indies

Germany's Ludwig Railway A Short Historic Line

The oldest German railway links Furth and Nurenburg for three and three quarters miles. Planned in 1832 with King Ludwig backing it, it carries about 4 million passengers yearly. Johannes Schnrrer, a Philadelphia broker, conserved it. The line employs about 90 people.

Germany Furth Nurenburg Johannes Schnrrer Bop Philadelphia Inquirer Ludwig

Danger in Tainted Mouth

Medical text warns tainted mouth causes rheumatism anemia neuritis ulcers kidney disease diabetes heart trouble and nervous exhaustion. It notes pus flow in mouth and claims pneumonia germs can be found in infested gums.

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Hazelton E. H. Brant W. J. Pettis Arlington John Haley Bismarck Helen Kurtz Capital H. H. Hanson Mr. Hanson Percy Chamley Meinhover A. N. Junge S. J. Doyle W. H. Rush Delamere N. D Wm. Carmicheal E. F. Savage Braddock T. P. Lee DeRemee County Board Robert Buck W. A. Brown Oscar Larvick John Wenning Temnvik George Grogan Mr. S. Rudd R. Buck Maud Jackman Mabel McLaren L. H. Harwood Myrtle and Thelma E. P. Zunkel Gladys J. Bell Carl Kuehl Kuehl Carl Larvik Oscar Larvik Herman Anderson Dave Calquhoun Ray Jackman Bessie Maurer Bert Chase Brook Park Minn Larson School Henry Nathan Sr Pollock Pollock Progress Eureka Northwst James Clayton Ray Baedet Herreid Milling Co Herreid Peter Hoerner Dr. Netzer Rv. G. J. Zenk Zeeland Kansas Board of Agriculture SN He Lumber CO Walter Mewing Linton Yard THE First State Bank Strasburg, North Dakota
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