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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

5

Nine Pound Girl Born as Threshing Resumes After Rain

Inday morn ing birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. ant Baker. Mother and baby healthy. Local notes cover threshing resumption after heavy rain, visits from Iowa man Walter Dodd, DeSmet travelers the Purintans, and community movements. Wheat quality praised with heavy kernels and No 1 grade claimed. Milwaukee road to run exclusive passenger train on Roscoe Linton branch improving mail service. Royal C. Johnson to speak at Pollock opera house Friday at three.

Ant Baker Emma Seek Abe Martalia Walter Dodd Iowa Joe and Ray Purintan DeSmet S. D E. R. Purintan Tne Myrtle Harwood Minneapolis Milwaukee Road Roscoe-Linton Linton Hague Strasburg Eureka Ipswich Aberdeen Royal C. Johnson Opera House Pollock

No clear event in this verse excerpt

A humorous verse about town life, implying jokes and banter among residents. It features a speaker's reluctance to print remarks about a person named Loffler and references to Al and Joe expressing fatigue with past efforts, ending with a playful verdict that Joe is "a small potato."

Pollock Sends Special Wheat Train for South St. Paul

A special stock train departed Pollock last Saturday for South St. Paul with eign cars filled by Pollock’s contribution to a hungry world. Accompanying the shipment were Lou Dorn bush M DeBoer and Bob Looyenga. Hal Tracy of Dale has been hauling material for a new barn on his farm a 28 by 50 foot main structure with a hay loft and side cattle sheds. Geo Rose and Frank Keefe oversee the work. Every Pollock wheat car this season that has been returned has graded No 1.

Pollock South St. Paul Lou Dornbush M. DeBoer Bob Looyenga Hal Tracy Dale Geo. Rose Frank Keefe

Suffrage Law Stands as Colby Refuses to Reopen

Secretary Colby refused requests from Tennessee anti suffragists to rescind his proclamation ratifying the federal suffrage amendment. Delegates pressed for publication of Tennessee documents showing initial ratification then lower House rescission. Colby said the move aimed to thwart a fact already established.

Washington Colby Tennessee

Ford Cuts Prices On Cars In Postwar Move

Henry Ford announced immediate price reductions across all Ford products to prewar levels. Trucks drop about 14 percent while small autos fall 31 percent, averaging a $142 decrease per car as prices are returned to prewar baselines after the war.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Ford

Japs Face New Uprising on Formosa Island

A serious uprising was reported on Formosa with fighting between Japanese forces and natives. Numerous Japanese casualties were reported and native buildings were said to be burned.

Tokio Formosa

Waterloo Boy Service Delivers Work Your Way

The Waterloo Boy promises service that pays the most and does work in the manner you prefer. It emphasizes tailored attention and efficiency, aiming to meet customer needs with a focus on convenience and quality.

Waterloo

Salvation Army Sunday Urged to Fight Lawlessness

An appeal urges North Dakotans to back The Salvation Army in a joint campaign against crime poverty and despair. Governor Frazier proclaims October 3 as Salvation Army Sunday asking all ministers to highlight the charity’s work and message of hope.

Salvation Army Lynn J. Frazier North Dakota

Salvation Army's street gospel aids millions in North Dakota appeal

The Salvation Army mis sion reports preaching divine love and hope to 6 million in streets last year, targeting a fall fund drive October 4 to 11. The organization notes efficient budgeting enables a $25 352 44 reduction in ask compared with 1919, seeking community support amid rising costs.

Salvation Army North Dakota

World Prohibition Push at League Congress

At the fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism opening session, Mexican delegates urge a constitutional ban in Mexico under Obregon. Secretary Daniels says the League of Nations will push world prohibition, calling the covenant a rainbow of hope. British Ambassador Geddes notes global attention to U S dry policy and studies by other nations.

Washington Mexico General Obregon Fifteenth International Congress Against Navy Daniels League of Nations Persident Obregon de la Huerta League Eugene Lyman Fisk Life Extension Institute of New York Geddes United States Sir Auckland Geddes Sir Auckland

Northwest department formed by Northern Pacific

A department of immigration and industry has been organized by the Northern Pacific Railroad led by E F Benson commissioner of agriculture Washington state who is in China on an agricultural mission The department will cooperate in the development and settlement of the Northwest.

Grand Forks Department of Immigration and Industry Northern Pacific Railroad E. F. Benson State of Washington China Northwest

Weather Summary for Linton Sub-Station

A high pressure area moved in bringing freezing temperatures to the region. The week recorded 0.61 inches of precipitation with temperatures ranging from 27.42 to 28.34 inches of barometric pressure and 0.79 to 0. The data reflects a period of notable weather stability and cold spells.

High in north brings easing warmup for weekend

A high moving eastward will bring colder conditions today but no lasting change. Warmer weather is expected toward the weekend with generally fair skies and rising temperatures today.

Canadian Northwest Dakotas

Catholic Church Mass Times and October Rosary Devotion

Next Sunday is the seventeenth after Penticost with mass at 8 am and 10 am. October is devoted to praying the Rosary.

For Sale Farm and stock due to ill health

Owing to poor health a 310 acre farm is offered for sale including 100 acres under plow, 7 horses, 20 pure bred Duroc hogs, 4 cattle, a feed mill, 6 registered boar pigs six months old at 25 dollars each. George S. Nelson.

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Loffler Joe Antis Hyatt F. H. Carpenter Lumber Co H. B Johnson, Mgr., Braddock N. D America New York City New York Prohibition Obregon Daniele Gays U. G You Ity National Bank George S. Nelson Of'eh
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