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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
3
A wartime appeal urges universal support for the US effort against Germany. It calls on all Americans to contribute their resources and efforts to back the soldiers, stressing national unity and total commitment to an early victory.
Carrie Busby is sick with Liberty measles and winter weather has lasted two to three days. Chas Green works for Elmer Jarvis, brother of Mrs Jarvis. Mrs T J Richardson was ill at the weekend. she is improving. No Sunday School organized in the Valley due to few families. Visitors at Longwell home included Mr Mousehund and family, Mr Jarvis and family, and Charley Green. Laura Buck of Gayton school No 2 will entertain Saturday evening April 20. Basket social at Mr Rymer’s for Red Cross raised 25 dollars. another social planned next Saturday night April 138th due to stormy night.
A wartime plea urges citizens to support the Third Liberty Loan to back national defense. The message frames lending as a duty to keep the nation invincible for liberty and justice.
A small crowd attended the Easter dance at Volks Hall. Red Cross meetings were held Tuesday and Friday afternoons and Wednesday evenings at the public school. The Van Soest family moved into their new home formerly owned by John Scherr. Mrs. Vander Sande, Sr. leaves for Saco Montana after knitting eighteen socks and four wristlets for the Red Cross. The community is urged to join the Red Cross and buy Thrift Stamps.
In a reflection on service as the highest good a quote from Burker praises helping others. Then a humorous scene shows Milliken smashing a piano in an attempt to play Wagner, joking that his score was upside down and he couldn't tell head from tail.
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