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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
Local merchants in Linton advertise extended store closures on October 3 and 4 and October 12. Other ads promote Ford repair pricing by Linton Service Garage, hay and potatoes for sale, and a large tire and casing sale with major brands. A long column of community notices follows detailing visits, travels, church groups, and local business updates through Linton and surrounding towns.
Feast of St Michaels observed on Sept 29 at the Little Mission St Michaels 16 miles east of Linton. Very Rev M Hiltner V G of Bismarck and Rev J G Sailer local pastor assist at the church function. Next Sunday Oct 1 is Rosary feast with masses at 8 and 10 am and an evening service at seven.
The London Times reports an arch from the old London bridge, demolished during 1825 work on a new bridge, has emerged near St. Magnus church. Medieval in origin, built of Reigate stone with flat ribs added by 1708, the 80 foot span lies partially uncovered as builders continue excavations.
Yore notes the Thames has become much narrower since Medieval times and that this relic of old London will be carefully preserved as evidence of historical constraints on the river.
The Hartford Courant notes a sea serpent sighting season begins with hot weather and anxious visitors at shore resorts. A rumored pirate ship from Russia is also feared, with witnesses split between a real monster and a sensational terror of the deep as discussions drift to possible electric propulsion.
An Idaho Supreme Court argument featured an attorney calling the bench Gentlemen. He quickly apologized for the outdated term. Chief Justice Rice responded with a dry remark, and the courtroom briefly lightened in a rare moment of humor.
A report notes that one pound of phosphorus will supply heads for more than a million matches, highlighting the efficiency and potential scale of phosphorus as a match-head material in industrial use.
Advertises immediate poultry purchase inviting suppliers to bring chickens ducks and geese for a carload shipment. Fares the highest prices paid and specifies a deadline of Monday night October 3rd.
I John J Fenelon trustee in bankruptcy of Herreid Milling Company will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder subject to referee in bankruptcy confirmation on October 3 1921 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon The property includes block seventeen and the mill thereon the frame grain elevator on railroad company ground adjacent to block seventeen known as the Herreid Milling Company elevator with machinery also there In Campbell County South Dakota with W F Mason attorney Subscribe for the Record 2 00
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