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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
5
The report lists attendees and entries across years from 1885 to 1895 including Linton and Richland residents, scores, poultry prize winners, and agricultural exhibits. The narrative notes low turnout due to weather while detailing steer killing methods and prize results for many poultry breeds and crops.
The list records winners across numerous categories led by John Schenkenberger and Eastwood Stock Farm. Prizes span potatoes beans beets cucumbers and more with multiple firsts and second places for Mrs. J. C. Kurtz and Chas. Richardson. Special honors note best farm produce and a woman’s grain-stacking prize.
Two large classes of children received the Holy Sacrament of Confirmation from the Rt. Rev. Bishop of Bismarck at Rosenthal and Linton on September 16 and 17. In Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church the boys named included Wendelin Ibsch and Michael Kraft among many others, with several Bosch and Horner family members listed. the girls featured Rosa Mut Ibach and Elizabeth Klein among a long list. At Linton St. Anthony Church the Sunday morning confirmation followed the 10 30 mass with boys such as Lawrence Deiss Thomas Berger Benedict Bosch Joseph Heisler Andrew Deiss Nicolas Frison Frank Schneider and Peter Baumgart listed among confirmands.
Local notices recount Rev Westerback visiting Ironwood with Gus Hirvela and a Finnish minister, Prof Gloeckler from Russia to aid Russian relief next weekend, Jangula family moving to Bismarck, Louis Weber and companions traveling to Rich ardton for school, Boschker family from Pollock visiting, Seeley planned Fargo trip, Rev Herman from Fergus Falls en route to South Dakota, Purintun family from DeSmet Bancroft and Amelia Purintun visit Highland township, Aura Speicher pageant support noted by Center Commercial Club.
Aviator Larson and Frank Irvine returned from Manday Tuesday night and struggled to land, flying passengers late. An oncoming car helped them guide the plane, and they touched down in the Kist pasture after dark. The story reflects old times when homes were bought before autos.
The article explains operating a three-electrode vacuum tube in a radio receiver. It describes plate and filament connections, application of radio frequency to the grid, and how adjusting the CO battery potentiometer controls grid polarity. It notes CO battery is typically not used to force detection.
The article explains grid condenser and grid leak resistance in a three element vacuum tube used as a detector. It describes how grid current and plate current respond to grid potential on different knee regions of the characteristic curve, and notes that symmetrical grid voltage changes affect the plate circuit when the tube operates on the straight line portion.
Engineers from an eastern electric light company offer guidance for amateurs using electric light wires in place of serials. They advise audion bulb sets show best results, add air or oil filled condensers, use a half amp fuse, employ a single conductor from a detachable plug, connect through the condenser, and avoid direct contact with ground to prevent shocks.
Short flashes describe a new national radio compass station installed on the Great Lakes and nearby plans for more stations to curb interference. They note Hammond and Chaffee claim secrecy in wireless via specially equipped receivers and relays to locate interrupters. English amateurs face restrictions, hindering growth of wireless practice.
Over Ford Motor Co of Fargo call on the college for office help with Da kota Business College placing Macron Kaspari at five dollars a day. Hazel Lagerberg secured a position at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. after graduation. The school touts rapid placement and many graduates rising to bank officer roles.
A roan mare, 12 years old, weight 900 pounds, and a black mare, 11 years old, weight 800 pounds, with no visible brands. Owner must prove property and claim. Contact Mike Smith in Temvik, North Dakota. notice dated September 21.
Mrs. Mary Bosch died at St. Alexius Hospital in Bismarck on Wednesday September 13 at age 49 after surgery and a limb infection led to poisoning. Widow of George Bosch she left nine children and brothers and sisters in North Dakota and the city. Funeral was held at Rosenthal with Father Weber of Linton conducting. Bees that swarm in the spring make little honey.
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