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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
3
Linton and Emmons County items include weather and crop news, market briefs, personal visits, church and social notices, and several advertisements. Reports mention harvest yields, a golf club preliminaries, upcoming theater shows, and local business chatter including Millinery sales and a dairy cream/ poultry crate service.
Mrs Emma Bell of Fort Pierce Florida testifies that after suffering severe stomach and bowel swelling and pain doctors failed to help she found relief taking Peruna. She states after five bottles she regained strength and weight and can work again.
An advertisement by B. A. Crain offers stock of ladies furnishings for sale with no exchange for land or automobile. The notice appears from the First National Bank Building office.
As ranchers in Adams, McKenzie, Little Missouri and surrounding counties push to move cattle to new tracts around Kildeer and the Northern Pacific line, limits on train routes and rising costs threaten profitability. Fences replace roaming herds, taxes rise, and land rushes threaten remaining open ranges.
A gang halted harvesters riding stock cars on a westbound train between Burrey and Norwich. They entered cars from the top and left through open doors, stealing a few dollars. The total taken and number robbed remain unclear as victims dispersed seeking work.
In Minneapolis before Judge Daniel Fish, Mrs. Lydia Marie Weber of Bismarck ND won custody of her 6 year old daughter Gracie Sell. Gracie had lived with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Kelvie at 808 Western Avenue, Minneapolis since infancy. Weber testified she now has means for a good home and desires custody.
Louis W. Hill of the Great Northern visited Grand Forks and spent an hour repairing farmer Charles Skormicka’s two horse power gasoline engine. Hill arrived with companions in an automobile, observed the failed start, and finally succeeded by adjusting the spark and wheel. In Carrington the claim of twin factory status is debated as records show 19 twin births among 17 families in recent practice, led by Kenneth Ferguson with three pairs.
Langdon Beaton McDowell aged 40 was killed when a threshing engine exploded. McDowell stood on the tender and was thrown back against the water tank breaking his back. The engine’s momentum pinned both his legs under a tractor wheel as the blast injured the front of the machine and sent it backward.
A Vienna dispatch reports Austria Hungary will appoint a new ambassador to the United States without waiting for Dr ConstantIn Dumba’s arrival. Kajetan von Marczyyman, former ambassador at Rome, is named as the chosen envoy for the post.
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