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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
7
The Record notes its thirty five year history and war era challenges. It urges readers to buy Victory Bonds as the last Liberty Bond campaign ends, urging financial support to finish wartime debts and honor fallen soldiers while promising steady editorial independence.
In a stormy Linton election only about one hundred votes were cast. Incumbents declined renomination and the ticket to govern includes Mayor Ed Kruger, Alderman 1st Ward Chris Bosch, Alderman 2nd Ward Frank Sternhagen, Alderman 8th Ward Chas Paulson and Harry Hinton, Treasurer M T Barger, Police Magistrate Aug Winroth, Justice of the Peace A M Britts.
In town readers are urged to visit the Record office to sign referendum petitions as the tax paying public’s safety valve against the overheated legislature. The Hazelton Republican notes Bro Colburn is a capable scrapper and urges Ralph to gather cold facts to counter the opposition.
Navy Recruiting Officer Georges A. Treadwell announces a United States Navy Recruiting Sub-Station for the Minneapolis District in Fargo North Dakota to enlist men aged 17 to 35. He notes parental consent requirements for those under 18 and asks local papers to publish and publicize the move.
Harry Cockburn of Linton and Miss Leona Schott daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Schott of Linton wed in Moorhead Minnesota last Wednesday. The groom worked as an automobile mechanic in Linton and the bride served as local operator for Dakota Central. They plan to reside in Minnesota with many Linton friends sending best wishes.
Hazelton residents Wilber Peery and Leona Reinke were married April 3 at the Lutheran church by Rev Vossler. Attendants Walter and Mildred Raven. The couple will visit the bride’s parents in Price before moving to the groom’s farm near Hazelton.
Statement sworn by Francis B. Streeter publisher of the Emmons County Record at Linton North Dakota. It lists publisher owner and business managers, and notes Mergenthaler Linotype Co New York City and Darwin R Streeter Estate Linton as major security holders.
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