Farmers urged to save seed corn for North Dakota
The Fargo Commercial Club led a statewide push to save seed corn as a remedy for a threatened setback in 1916. The letter from J. P. Hardy urges farmers and storekeepers to cooperate, stressing North Dakota must grow its own seed as corn becomes a major state crop. Circular No. 8 from the North Dakota experiment station explains selection and curing methods.
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Hanna
Fargo Commercial Club
Fargo
North Dakota
Sec. Hardy
Commercial Club
N. D
Commercial Club OF
J. P. Hardy
Eureka meeting on German American Alliance sparks debate
A Eureka meeting of the South Dakota branch of the German American Alliance draws public interest amid World War era tensions. The piece argues native-born Americans and German-born citizens alike must uphold American duties while noting sympathy for homeland strains, urging restraint and clear policy on arms, loans, and trade amid global conflict.
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Eureka
United States
South Dakota
Germany
Kingland
France
Benedict Arnold
Record readers honor North Dakota Agricultural College president
The speaker praises President J H Worst of the North Dakota Agricultural College for his lifelong support of the paper and his significant contributions to the state. The Record notes the deep respect of Emmons county readers and lauds Worst for his dedication and impact.
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Record
J. H. Worst
The
Agricultural College
Williamsport
Emmons County
North Dakota Agricultural College
Former County School Official Becomes School Principal
H. H. Hanson former county superintendent of schools has left the newspaper field and will serve as principal of a consolidated school in Barnes county near Leal. Hanson previously worked in Linton soliciting subscriptions and helping set up a second Linton newspaper venture.
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H. H. Hanson
Mayville
Barnes County
Leal
Hanson
Linton
Property Transfers and Deeds Summary
A series of quit claim deeds and patents record transfers in North Dakota and nearby areas. Transactions include Northern Pacific Railway Company to Stephen Fischer for 22-131-74, Milwaukee Land Company to Katharina Rodrich for lot 10 block 18 Strasburg, and John D. Sievers to Louise Sievers for unspecified lots in Kintyre. Also noted are transfers to Valentin Hoff, Adam Gerreth, Harry J. Coughren, Leon V. Lesher, O. O. Johnson, E A Crain Co, and others with various lot and section references and prices, plus government patents to Charles Devan and Francis J. Ewes.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Stephen Fischer
Milwaukee Land Company
Katharina Rodrich
Strasburg
John D. Sievers
Louise Sievers
Kintyre
John J. Baumgartner
Valentin Hoff
Braddock Brevities from Newa
Epidemic of whooping cough lowers school attendance in Braddock. Prairie chicken numbers are down due to cold spring, but waterfowl abundance remains. A Sunday-Monday rain visited Braddock. Mr and Mrs Floyd Bier travel to Davenport Iowa as their father is very ill and plan to bring him to Central Lake Michigan. Braddock school opens with 43 pupils and new teachers led by Miss Lange and Miss Dada.
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Braddock
Floyd Bier
Davenport
Iowa
Miss Dada
Hankinkson
Local cattle deal tops regional market activity
Professor Mayer-Oakes expresses confidence in student assistants for the upcoming term. C P Burnstad buys 600 head of cattle from J L Scroggin for about 35000 dollars. This marks the largest cattle transaction in the area in recent memory with ninety head of the lot registered Hereford cattle.
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Mayer-Oakes
C. P. Burnstad
J. L. Scroggin
Parte
Hull Overland Outlook notes local moves and events
Sept events in Hull include Rev J De Bruin departing for Lark North Dakota for a church post and Miss Elizabeth Noomen traveling to Aberdeen South Dakota. A farewell for Noomen, a death of Mrs A Haan, Ada Haak’s improving health, and Navaho Zuni day festivities plus a Hull Symphony Orchestra concert are recorded.
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J. de Bruin
Lark
N. Dak
Elizabeth Noomen
Aberdeen
S. D
N.N. L
Hull
Noomen Park
Center of City Draws a Pest House
A small-pox patient was moved to a central town building owned by Mrs. Wm. Johnson after medication failed at Linton House. After public uproar over locating a pest house in the town center, the property owner learned of the seizure and no quarantine sign or board of health consultation was provided. The state's attorney acted alone, with patients housed in a building previously used as a cream station.
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Jess Whalen
Linton House
W. C. Wolverton
County Board of Health
Bazar
Wm. Johnson
Linton
Board of Health
Contagious Disease Case Sparks Local Health Debates
County Superintendent Lester Briggle and Dr. Wolverton disagree over responsibility amid a contagious disease case. Dr Baer of Braddock and Dr Wolverton oversee medical aspects while a city board of health may hold jurisdiction. Critics say selecting a prominent town location shows poor judgment for housing a contagious disease.
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Lester Briggle
Baer of
Braddock
Wolverton
Briggle
Johnson
City Board of Health
Better Indian Baby Show at Devils Lake Farm Fair
A fifth annual Indian agricultural fair at Fort Totten Devils Lake reservation featured a Baby Show with cash prizes for healthiest and cleanest infants. Mothers adorned babies with fine garments and ribbons as part of an overall program showcasing farming, handiwork, and rural activity supported by government premium lists.
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Devils Lake
Devils Lake Reservation
Fort Totten
Grand Forks Wheat Shipments Surge Through Great Northern
Nearly one million bushels of wheat worth about 800000 dollars pass daily through Grand Forks bound for Duluth lake steamers. About 650 to 700 cars per day, forming seven to eight trains, move east with trains averaging 96 cars. A 111 car train passed last week and a 104 car train departed. The division averages 270 cars daily with no expected lull for at least sixty days. Shipments exceed last year and 1912, and sixteen more crews are now operating to handle the surge.
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Grand Forks
Great Northern
Duluth
Gomng
Child Drowns in Tub In Local Home
The 21 month old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis EF Spring of this place drowned in a tub of water after falling head first. His father found him missing only minutes earlier.
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Alexander
Lewis EF
Cattle Raising Shows Large Increase and Better Grades
There has been a wonderful rise in cattle raising in recent years with more pure bred cattle improving herds. About 50 carloads of cattle and hogs were shipped this summer and a 12 car special train left this week. The cattle were in excellent shape and came off the range.
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Steeter
TEMVIR LUMBER YARD Advertises Low Prices
An advertisement touts Temvir Lumber Yard as the place to buy good lumber at the least cost. The message highlights value and local shopping options for builders and homeowners seeking affordable lumber supplies.
Call on Charles 8 Carley County Judge for Final Proofs
A court notice directs Charles 8. Carley as County Judge to conduct final proofs and filings. Adv.
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Charles
Carley
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Emmons County Record
F. B. Streeter
Linton Postofice
Europe
England
Austria
Goodridge Call
Goodridge —Call Lumber Company
First National Bank of Fargo
Adam Gerreth
A. A. Ludwigs
Harry J. Coughren
Isaac E. Shepard
Leon V. Lesher
W.C. Cruiser
O. O. Johnson
Stephen Silk
E. A. Crain Co
Mercy Ellen Brown
Lewis Torkelson
Roy Hewitt
Danbury
Charles Devan
Francis J. Ewees
Newa
Overland
A. Haan
Ada
Albert Haak
Dr. Ritche
Herreid
E. Noomen
Fluffy
Shorty
K. G. Dilly Dray Line
Linton Lodge
Manne
Greg Se
Leonard du Heaume Real Estate
Clinton
Dak
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
O. Smith
Dax
Linton ND
Bath
Britts & Hinton
DR. Wolverton’s Hospital
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Sandbo
Ford
Emmons
B. Landsberger
Hazelton, N. D
Don Tracy
Milton B. Tracy
Pollock
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
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