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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
4
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County publishes rates for display and advertising. It lists prices per column inch for single insertions and contract space, plus line charges for ads and the circulation area. The Record notes deadlines for copy and weekly submission by Tuesday noon.
Westminster February session sees Bonar Law deliver a brisk rebuttal to Herbert Samuel’s critique of domestic policy. He lists gains in manpower 1917 food production shipbuilding timber and munitions and notes higher aircraft output and increased goods per ton of shipping despite risks.
The Times Weekly Edition reports a public aspiration for improved governance replacing the present administration. The brief notes political optimism and call for reform without detailing candidates or policies.
A common school diploma was issued to Hazel Ryckman of Union district. Certificates for nine months perfect attendance were issued to Evelyn Clarke and Ralph Clarke of Dana district. April 6th marks the first anniversary of U S entry into World War I and North Dakota observes Flag Day with school ceremonies urged. Only male citizens over sixteen may wear On to Victory buttons. requests for buttons for all children will be redacted. Blanks for state aid are being mailed to eligible teachers. manuals and guidance are provided. Formaldehyde treatment for wheat to prevent smut is taught as a morning exercise with specific mixing instructions. barley oats and rye treated similarly. Certificates for three months perfect attendance issued to several students across Winona and Glanavan districts, including Margare Dorscher and others named.
A record lists multiple individuals and districts as recipients in a series of property transfers. Names include Genevieve Dixon and George McCain with districts Cherry Grove and Exeter, plus Lavern and Floyd Weaver and others across Danbury Hague and Lincoln districts.
Rome March 26 Dr Stuart Galenga under secretary to Premier Orlando told a meeting of the Woman's National Italian League that America and especially American women will decide the war against Germany He added that without the patriotic work of women in Entente countries victory could not be hoped for.
Amsterdam advices report that workers arriving from Essen warn of a large strike looming at the Krupp war plant in Holland. The news highlights rising labor tensions amid wartime production.
Washington notes Attorney General Langer is in the capital to lift the embargo on federal farm loans to North Dakota. The Baer seed bill creates a prior lien on loaned funds. About $3,000,000 has already been loaned and $6,000,000 in applications are delayed.
An explanatory note states copperas is an iron compound and contains no copper, correcting a common misconception about its composition and naming.
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