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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
4
In Emmons county farmers face delayed grain sales as late harvests and rain hinder thrashing. The Record notes bankers and wholesalers seek cash flow, while auction sales shift later to avoid rain losses and disrupted farm finances.
The fall weather in Dakota reveals two farmer types. Those plowing ahead for next year work during rain and move shocks, while others idle and fear losses. Despite rich resources, success hinges on diligent, sensible management, with hundreds of acres already broken for next year and rye planted.
Several Emmons county residents held auction sales too early this year, a problem noted as occurring in the middle of October under normal conditions. The issue signals potential market or weather factors affecting sale timing and likely impacts local merchants and buyers alike.
The county faces a forthcoming hearing on charges against the state’s attorney for failing to enforce the prohibition law. The piece notes perjury risks, warns witnesses to tell the truth, and discusses attempts to intimidate supporters of enforcement amid a local clean‑up push led by county residents and officials.
A Chicago woman named Mia credits Peruna with eradicating a lifelong cough from catarrh of the bronchial tubes. Her doctor and neighbors attest to her recovery noting she slept better and grew healthier since taking Peruna.
The county has seen fewer blind-pigging incidents since the Record began its publicity drive. No arrests by county officials have occurred as a result of the campaign.
The governor awaits Attorney General Linde's return before deciding on taxing costs against complainants. The Lynn motion hearing, set for 10 am, Friday, was hindered as Mrs Johnson did not receive papers until Thursday, despite living nearby and near the state's attorney.
The auction sale scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at Pitcher farm has been postponed to Tuesday, October 26, Adv. reports the change in date and venue.
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