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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
4
Emmons County's The Record outlines display rates thirteen and a half cents per column inch for single insertions and discounts for contract space. It lists local circulation coverage and submission deadlines noting copy due Tuesday noon each week.
A stirring appeal urges buying Liberty Bonds as a duty to support troops and crop growth, warning against penny pinching amid war. It notes the Minneapolis Federal Grand Jury prosecutions for sedition and questions loyal citizens about disloyal neighbors facing indictments.
Alaska article notes districts securing Liberty Bond flags for oversubscribed quotas. The report references a walrus near Point Barrow, weighing 1 ton with skin and blubber totaling 500 pounds, a 14 foot girth and skins up to three inches thick.
The North American Review article explains how mimicry arises when a bird hesitates to attack a worm and the worm, sensing the bird’s hesitation, imitates a puff-adder. The piece frames the worm as transferring the bird’s decision process into its own nervous system to deter predation.
Investigators propose salmon and herring use chemical cues from acids and alkalis in streams to locate rivers. Even offshore they detect traces guiding them to bays and spawning rivers, making homing instincts unnecessary to explain returns.
Paris reports the long range German gun bombardment continues with no casualties. A prior claim that the gun exploded killing a lieutenant and nine men is confirmed reliable. The item also notes political messages and legislation in Washington and London.
Aldermen named for the Second Ward John Bosch and Frank Moler Jr and for the Third Ward Harry Haugse and Frank Irvine are recorded. These officials serve as ward representatives in the city council with duties to address local concerns.
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