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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
5
Townspeople from Braddock to Bismarck engage in visits, medical care, and sales while supporting Red Cross and Liberty Bond drives. Farmers prepare flax fields, schools run thrift gardens, and local businesses expand with new projects and housing.
Harold Carley bought a Baby Bond today and several Fourth Grade members completed Red Cross items. Many pupils returned to school after absences and new entrants joined grades. Thrift Stamp totals rise while some students withdraw for farm work and a term of Nature Study looms for the sixth grade.
Estray report lists four animals from Section 17 129 75. A bay gelding about four with three white stockings and star, a light bay mare two, a black mare two, and a black Indian pony branded on hip and shoulder nine, weights given. Owner Henry Nieuwsma offers reward. contact Hull ND. Adv Apr 4 11 18.
The State Board of Education recommends delaying opening until Sept 30 and closing in late June with limited Christmas leave and two weeks in spring. Examinations will occur mid February and the week of June 23. The note emphasizes farm child access and wartime food supply needs.
An advertisement offers a New Burn Oil Device to run a Ford on kerosene and disillate as well as gasoline. The undersigned will demonstrate the device without a new carburetor. Interested parties may write or phone within three weeks.
One of the world’s largest wholesale grocers seeks ambitious men in every locality to sell directly to consumers. Nationally known brand of groceries teas coffees spices paints oils stock foods. Big lines and easy sales. No experience or capital required. Complete sample outfit and free selling instructions. John Sexton & Co. Illinois and Kingsbury Sts Chicago Illinois.
Louis Yvyno born in Italy failed the information slip at age fifteen in Winnipeg when asked for birthplace. He neatly wrote the single word yes on the line marked born, creating a notable but harmless early error in his school records.
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