Wilson calls for united democracies and action in war effort
Editorial from The Record discusses President Wilsons call for a union of democracies against autocracies. It notes support for extending credit and supplies to Allies, while urging Congress to decide military details and advocating strong action against disloyalty. The piece stresses American commitment to defend rights and resist German aggression.
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Bismarck Tribune
Wilson
Germany
Russia
America
Congress
United States
Root
Taft
Fisher
Roosevelt
Knox
German Loyalists Defy Rumors Amid War Tensions
The article notes reports of unrest among German descendants but says the majority respect their oath to the government. It acknowledges some foolish individuals who stir trouble while asserting that the war effort and city election show resilience among the community.
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Germany
Wilson Urges Direct Taxation Over War Bonds
The message contrasts President Wilson’s push for direct taxation to fund the war with Frazier’s preference for selling long term bonds. The text notes a city election that blocked Linten Bridge and Construction Company from securing a place on the city board amid upcoming crossing contracts.
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Wilson
Congress
Germany
Frazier
Linten Bridge and Construction Company
Man’s Poor Taste in Seeking Body Contract Role
A businessman is portrayed as lacking judgment by pursuing a position that would influence contracts in his field, suggesting a mismatch between his professional role and the opportunity.
Holy Week Services at Catholic Church Observed
Holy Week observances schedule worship on Thursday Friday and Saturday with 10 am and 2 pm services. Holy Thursday recalls the Last Supper and Gospel from John 13. Holy Saturday ends with Easter alleluias. Good Friday marks the crucifixion with readings from John 18 and 19 and local merchants close in respect.
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Jesus Christ
Students Leave for Farms and Absences Noted in School Notes
Roy Rudy John and Edward Heiser and Walter Krick depart to join family farms for spring work. John Wahl and Joseph Mitzel miss the week. Johanna Lipp injures a foot. Jacob Pfeifer and Amelia Schaffer Otillia Schaffer Martha Vossler Maud Schweitzer Pearl Ramey show perfect attendance for nine months. Jacob Baumgartner and Wilber McCrory leave to work on farms. Arthur Hoffman will attend school at his country home. Fifth grade studies South America. Oliver Rudy leaves seventh grade for a ranch. Colliery Jim by Finch read in seventh grade. Robin Audubon class enjoys Bird-Lore from National Society. Ethel Fogel out sick with tonsillitis. High School baseball team rumored to form.
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Roy Rudy
John
Edward Heiser
Walter Krick
John Wahl
Johanna Lipp
Jacob
Albert Pfeifer
Amelia Schaffer
Otillia Schaffer
Martha Vossler
Maud Schweitzer
Pearl Ramey
Jim
Finch
Robin Audubon
National Society
Wilber McCrory
Ethel Fogel
Temvik Talk Correspondence of the Record April 2
Mrs Mewings spent Tuesday in the city on business. Nels Everson spent Wednesday at McKenzie on business. Mrs Leon Herriman visited her sister Mrs H V Sedig. Embroidery Club met with Mrs Frank Koll April 3. Several locals attended lodge in Linton last Thursday. Fred Shaeffer is very low. A Quast called to Henry Shaeffer home. Mr and Mrs H S Anderson hosted Sunday dinner for several guests. Aberdeen residents J B Davis and wife arrived Thursday for business then returned Tuesday. Friends surprised Winifred and Daniel Fehlhaber for a birthday. Mrs J W Chapman entertained Dave Colquhoun family H V Sedig family Mrs C A Harwood and Mrs Leon Herriman and son. All enjoyed a fine time.
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Mewings
Nels Everson
McKenzie
Leon Herriman
H. V. Sedig
Embroidery Club
Frank Koll
Dave Colquhoun
E. Grotting
E. H. Hardt
Linton
A. Quast
Henry Shaeffer
Fred Shaeffer
H. S. Anderson
J. B. Davis
Aberdeen
S. D
Arrivd
Winifred
Daniel Fehlhaber
J. W. Chapman
C. A. Harwood
Easter Bonnets Loom If Weather Warms Up
Hartford items report Mrs Jennie Benedict visiting Mr Buck this week. Families, dinners, and church talk weave through chatter as Mrs Renschler and Grenz dine with Longwell. Easter is near with Miss Farrell teaching Carmichael school after April 6 and spring weather returning.
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Jennie Benedict
Verl
Hazel
Lester Mauschand
Charley Buck
Braddock
Miss Farrell
Congress to Unify Railroad Regulation Newlands panel hears Lovett call for federal incorporation
Judge Robert Lovett told the Newlands committee that railroad development now rests mainly with Congress after the Supreme Court Adamson ruling. He urged a unified national system with federal incorporation of railroads under general law to standardize powers, duties, and financial practices nationwide.
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Washington
Congress
Robert 8. Lovett
Union Pacific System
Newlands Joint Congressional Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lovett
United States
Notice of Hearing Petition for License to Sell Real Estate
Notice in Emmons County Court for the estate of Jakob Brockel to authorize Peter Munsch as administrator to sell Lot 1 and Lots 17 18 in Block 27 Tiunter's First Addition to Linton. Hearing set April 28 1917 at 10 am in Linton court rooms.
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North Dakota
Emmons
Charles B Carley
Jakob Brockel
Peter Munseh
Elizabeth Brunmeler
Elizabeth Brockel
Peter Brockel
Katharina Lehr
Christina Sehmidt
Fredricka Hoff
Baan Walter
Elsabetha Opp
Clira Brockel
Peter Munsch
Jacob Brockel
Linton
Towit
Tiunter
Charles Bb, Carley
Farmers prepare fields for spring sowing
Farmers in fields get ready to sow grain this spring amid late season. Elmer Anderson moves wintered cattle from Ba ker to pastures near Paul Minsnund and Cruumir to feed hay before returning to his ranch.
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Elmer Anderson
Mr Baker
Paul Minsnund
Garage with Linton Auto Co Ady opens near Sautter barn
Cockburn and Lingenfelter open a garage just south of the Sautter livery barn, operating under the name of the Linton Auto Co Ady.
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Cockburn and
Lingenfelter
Sautter
Linton Auto Co
Ady
Salesman Wanted for Lubricants and Paints
Riverside Refining Co of Cleveland Ohio seeks a part time salesman with commission basis to secure orders for spring and summer delivery. Experience preferred. must have access to a rig.
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Riverside Refining CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Notice of Contest from Department of Saterton Office
Fragmentary notice from Department of Saterton to several individuals including Alice Slater and Harry Slater. Text incomplete with garbled names and references to land office and Pollock area. No clear action, date, or location can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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Department of the Saterton
Land Ofce Ee N. D
Reh
Alice Slater
Harry Slater
Herbert Siner
Mia
L. EK
Jennook
Pollock
Slater
Heirs contested homestead by Bert E. Hoyt
Bert E. Hoyt of Linton North Dakota filed December 1 1916 a verified contest to cancel homestead entry serial 01099 made Sept 1908 by James T Slater and heirs of Howard Slater deceased Pollock North Dakota Section 18 Township 129 North Range 78 West Fifth Principal Meridian The contest alleges failure to reside or cultivate land and that entryman died May 1 1915 with heirs not residing Since the allegations are admitted the entry may be cancelled without hearing unless an answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication and served on the contestant Frank L Brandt Register with publication dates March 29 April 5 April 12 April 19
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Howard Slater
Pollock Ll
Bert E. Hoyt
Linton
N. D
James T. Slater
Army
Navy
United States
National Guard
Frank L. Brandt
Orst
Leasing of state and school lands in Emmons County
Notice announces public leasing of state and school lands in Emmons County North Dakota to run five years from 1917 for grazing hay purposes at a minimum of 15 dollars per section per year. Auction April 10 1917 at 1 30 pm in Linton. Bids include 3 dollar leasing fee per quarter section. Coal rights reserved and bids may be rejected. Authority Frank S. Henry commissioner.
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Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton
Said
Aearsas
Board of University and School Lands
Bismarck
Frank
Henry
Final account of estate in Aarvig case set for April 27
North Dakota court cites Ole H Aarvig estate heirs and interested parties to appear April 27 1917 at Linton Emmons County for final settlement and distribution of the estate. Judge Carley presiding. Court rooms at the Emmons county courthouse.
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North Dakota
Emmons
Ilon
Charles B Carley
Peter Seydel
Reinhold Seydel
Emanuel Seydel
Sophia Mettler
Elizabeth Bauman
Regina Heckenlaibel
Menry Seydel
Leona Seydel
Katie Harris
Pinal Account and Distribution of Estate. the State of
Menno
Hutchinson
Linton
Charles B. Carley
State OF
Ole H. Aaring
Hraddock
State of North Dakota
L. Bell
Notice of Sale on Execution in Emmons County
Sheriff T B Meinhover announces sale of the NE quarter Section 14 Township 136 North Range 78 West Emmons County North Dakota at the courthouse front steps in Linton on April 21 1917 at 2 PM. Proceeds pay plaintiff Francis Jaskowiak against Albert Vetter plus interest and costs. Auction is cash to highest bidder.
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Emmons
North Dakota
Francis Jaszkowiak
Albert Vetter
Emmons County
Court House
Linton
A. D
Notice to Creditors in Thompson Estate
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of 8 W Thompson, Deceased, late of San Irairie Wisconsin. Claimants must exhibit their vouchers within four months after the publication to the administrator at his law office in Minetown Emmons County North Dakota. Dated March 17, 1917.
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Iintown
Emmons County
Torre Dakota
Omar oVenthy
William R. Mitchell
Madora EB. Bliss
Adair
Iowa
Armstrong & Cameron
Linton
Iona County
Daota
Madora E. Elis
Catholic Church Notices in Mandan and Rosenthal
Mandan area church notices list Saint Anthony residence 810 Broadway with high mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 AM Vespers and benediction at 2 PM Weekday mass at 8 AM Rosenthal Sacred Heart mission attends from Linton on the second and fourth Sundays with high mass and sermon at 19 A.
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Saint Anthony
Broadway
Rosenthal
Sacred Heart
Mission
Linton
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Oscar Aarvig
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Temvik, North Dakota
R. U. Brown
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Russell-Miller Milling Co
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WH Distributors
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James Archer
Inabel
Linton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Hall Over Stone Drug
E. T. Atha
Armstrong
Cameron
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L. A. Schipfer
Bismarck, N. D
DR. Wolverton’s Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
New
Northwestern Fur & Hide CO
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Bosch Wall
Roy Scott
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