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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
5
At a Friday meeting the high school announced night classes to run 7 to 10 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with potential changes by student majority. About 12 to 15 enrolled, with subjects including Typewriting, Commercial Law, Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Economics.
First grade lists Albert Vossler leaving school. Second grade reports many students with perfect attendance and list names including Charles Brown Evelyn Goon Julius Dietrich Edwin Flegel Luella Harding Helen Hinton Eva Irvine Hilda Kist Otto Kist Edwin Kist Rose Kost Sophie Kost Edward Kruger Alman Krieg Frances Kramer Ruth Maier Jack Mickel Margaret Meier Bennie Meier Ferdinand Martin Leonard Odenthal Benjamin Pomerance Allan Paulson Gottlieb Pfeifer Hilbert Pfeifer Josephine Richardson Maurice Rockwell Frank Schmidt Alta Scott Julia Wold Christina Wagher Charles Wood Alexander Weizhaar and Adolph Wudtke Malinda Klaudt added. Marcie Gillespie returned after smallpox illness. Third grade perfect spelling list includes Scott Brant Caroline Hager Rose Wudtke Martha Dockter Frank Bosch Josephine Bosch Ignatz Goldade Rose Hessler Joe Thomas Elsie Klarudt Aristina Weiszhaar Clara Bosch Loretta Bechtle Rueben Maier At end of first six weeks, report cards issued. nineteen third graders had perfect attendance. Ida Vossler said goodbye to Linton schoolmates as Vossler family planned California trip. Third graders dramatized Hansel and Gretel. Oscar Heyerman won third grade spelling. Fourth grade notes Johanna Balliet returned after long illness. Elsina Ochsner had six weeks of perfect spelling. Those with perfect spelling include Alvina Balliet Isaac Blore John Bosch Arthur Dockter Stella Feinstein Doris Fergus Frances Hanson Ralph Haugse Lillian Kist Esther Kramer Dorothy Kruger Gladis Maier Joseph Martin Elmon Pettis Pauline Rockwell Esther Schenkenberger Esther Sautter Ruth Schott Elsie Senkerik.
A front page continuation urges readers to vote on November 7 with more votes than opponents. The editorial questions the majority’s will and accuses a wind-driven, financially uncommitted rival of insincerity, urging backing for The Record.
Wednesday classes focused entirely on Columbus to honor Columbus Day. Sixth grade had 29 students with three and a half days absent and one tardy. A list of top averages includes Dorothy Rockwell 91.9, Harold Haugse 91.1, Martha Naramore 90.7, Helena Bitz 88.1, Sebastian Thomas 87.7, William Wolverton 86.8, Lethan Thompson 88.4, Hattie Heyerman 85. Amelia Walker joined October, boosting enrollment to 19. Noted spelling records and good penmanship with efforts toward certificates.
Describes how a grid leak resistance affects grid charge buildup and plate current in a three electrode vacuum tube with no C battery on the grid. Explains impedance concepts, internal plate impedance, and how grid and telephone load interact for optimal operation.
Dr Frank B Jewett of Western Electric demonstrates a novel electrical filter at an American Institute of Electrical Engineers meeting. The device separates bands carrying telephone and telegraph messages so they can be transmitted together and later separated at the receiver. Also notes on ground antennas to reduce stray radio signals.
A scattered report notes growing wireless radio activity. It mentions the railroad safety warning about 84,000 trespass deaths or injuries last year, and a device that records signals on paper. It also covers a shipboard WJZ broadcast heard 4,000 miles away, and Canadian plans for amateur radio bands up to 200 to 250 meters.
A variable condenser in the antenna circuit can lengthen or shorten the wave length range. Regulation is limited, as the loading coil can only tune within a single turn, even with a tuning coil type loading coil.
Public sale to highest bidder at the Ringger farm near Hazelton lists many horses cattle and machinery including black and gray mares geldings and colts with weights and ages, multiple Holstein cows, spring calves and a Herford bull. Machinery includes John Deere binders and plows, binders headers drills and wagons. Sale starts at 10 AM with cash for under 10 and credit terms to Oct 1 1928 for larger sums, venue Zirbes Bros auctioneers.
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