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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

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School discipline and war era notices urge attendance and recall soldiers

The column urges parents to keep children in school despite wartime labor needs and teacher shortages. It lists three month perfect attendance certificates and cites districts and names. A long excerpt from Pershing’s war order honors American divisions in the Argonne offensive and notes a brother of Henry Bader, recently discharged, served in the 91st division.

State Department McCulley Frieda Brickel Exeter Armelia Keller Rochus Keller Danbury Hugo Schenkenberger Williamsport Leo Kiefer William Weikum Mabel Pettis Emmonaburgh Albert Renschler James Schlangen Henry Heer Fred Heer Glanavon Dorothy Britts Teddy Burge Verl Corner Joe Heisler Elsie Hoff Edwin Johnatonbaugh George Kelsch Willie Lee Edith Lips Alma Schaffer Doris Coonen Anna Meier Anna Mitts William Lavina Heinrich Irma Burge Alice Irvine Eigen Bechtle Ralph Haugee Ignats Epee Copes Ane Boeck Meuse Verdun Argonne Cotes de Meuse Sedan John J. Pershing Henry Bader Germany Henry

Argonne Victory Noted in General Orders 282

The Meuse-Argonne offensive is praised in General Orders No. 282 issued at the headquarters under A. E. F. The record honors the American arm strength and the six week battle, highlighting the Meuse salient and the notable Allied advance.

Meuse-Argonne G.hlq A. E. F. Ijs Michiel

Passion Week Services at Methodist Church Begin April Thirteenth

The Methodist Church announces Passion Week services starting Sunday April 13 led by Mr Swaney. Daily themes include The Day of Triumph Authority Conflict Silence The Last Day With His Disciples The Day of Suffering The Day in the Tomb and The Day of Victory with all services at 8:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Epworth League Swaney

Grasshopper Poison Campaign Instructions Circulate

County agents report saving about 80000 dollars in crops by spending 5000 on grasshopper poisoning in 1913 with Slope and neighboring counties. Details include bait formula dosage costs and distribution methods, plus proposed legislative trigger for township wide campaigns and centralized distribution plans.

Slope Hettinger Bowman Adams Stark County Grant Emmons County Anaconda Mont Sioux City Iowa Minneapolis Kansas Harding

Letter From France Describes Travel To Brest And The Sea Voyage

Orvie P. Chaney writes from Fronville France February 6 1919 to his father I T Chaney recounting leaving the United States aboard the U S S America with Supply Co 34th Inf detailing departure from Camp Merritt Hoboken crossing the Atlantic aboard three transports including the George Washington and Von Steuben weather sea life drills and a Brest rest camp arrival followed by travel to Sennvoy and Toul with horses and wagons progressing toward forward posts.

Orvie P. Chaney I. T. Chaney Fronville France Supply Co Inf States Camp Merritt Hoboken U. S. S. America George Washington von Steuben Brest Sennvoy Toul

Frontline Reflections From a World War I Soldier

A veteran recalls blackout nights heavy artillery illuminating the sky, gas alerts, and the rush of frontline duty with rations. He describes downed enemy planes, a cave discovery of dead German officers, and the demand for a homecoming celebration upon returning to Lin ton. He notes the Germans looted French towns before retreat and recounts travels through Luxemburg, Germany, and France.

J.i Sam Hill Linton Luxemburg Germany France

Wait and watch for 1919 auto license notices

State Engineer W H Robinson urges motorists to delay inquiries and payments for 1919 vehicle licenses. The motor department, three months behind and hampered by new fee schedules, will mail registration blanks stamped with exact fees. Only after receiving the envelope should owners pay.

State Highway Department W. H. Robinson Robinson

Aberdeen Business College Ad Offers Summer Courses

The Aberdeen Business College promotes itself as the Northwest's great business training school. It invites enrollment next Monday and promises postwar opportunities, with the school open all summer and catalogs available.

Aberdeen Business College YOUR Northwest

Piano sales and auto player piano showcase by John Schenkenberger

A local advert invites customers to see John Schenkenberger for two good pianos, an auto player piano, or a phonograph with information on the latest models and right prices.

John Schenkenberger

High School Review Highlights Absences And Dance Effect

Hattie McCulley Jane Rudd Elon Wells and others missed time due to illness snow, blizzard and a dance aftermath. Plans include a half holiday Friday and a sleep importance talk for parents. Students rode four miles in a storm to reach school and grades held a spelling match amid mood and rumors of spring fever.

Jane Rudd Elon Wells Phrene Winifred Macy Thompson Clara Schweitzer Cecil Gillespie Harold Crowley Gladys Sandidge Mary Hagla Ipswich Opal Mary Irene Irvine Leon Vesseler Maude Oscar Lucks Wilson

Cupid and Lessie Baker Wed Amid Snowstorm Train Delay

Ernest Prichard of Sioux City Iowa and Miss Lessie Baker of Temvik married at the Fogle home in Linton around 11 PM after a wrecked N P train north of town. Judge Tracy issued the license Rev Swaney conducted the ceremony. They will reside in Sioux City Iowa.

Cupid N. P Emmons County Ernest Prichard Sioux City Iowa Lessie Baker Temvik Linton Judge Tracy Swaney E. D. Fogle E. W. Baker

For Sale Economy King Cream Separator Brand New

An Economy King Cream Separator size 16 is offered for sale as a brand new unit. Inquiries should be directed to John Schenkenberger at Linton immediately for a bargain.

John Schenkenberger Linton

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Notes BY Con Supt G. C THE Methodist Church M. Swaney By H. O. Sauer Farmers State Bank Linton, North Dakota Frank Chesrown M. T. Barger Gottlieb Bechtle C. C. Becker Fred Heinrich Otto Becker Wait! Pleads Auto License Department High School Review Hattie McCulley
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