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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
9
The Placer Paper of Emmons County urges North Dakota readers to study the new laws and financial questions ahead of the July 8 election. It argues for paying war debts, criticizes Townley and his allies, and calls for prudent governance while noting a forthcoming Victory Loan drive and a revival of baseball interest for summer.
A voice urges every man in Hazelton country to invest as much in Victory Bonds as in local store certificates and pecking plant stock, claiming the loan will rise strongly if men follow the plan. A Braddock bank official is described as a store.
The Record reports a letter from George M. Young offering help to discharged soldiers obtain their $60 bonus, amid talk of supporting the Victory Loan and government bonds. A fiery editorial urges restraint to avoid a damaging public backlash and warns of consequences if emotions run high.
Mrs Ed Chilson recovered from illness last week. Paul Maushound of Horsshead Valley helped with spring field work after the snow. Mrs J P Wohl of Linton visited son Fred. Merle Buck spent Sunday with Robert Buck and family. A new blacksmith aids farmers, and a hotel is desired in Temvik. School district bonds approved for a four room building. Ed Larvick shingling his big barn. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs E M Larvick. Mrs Alex McCulley arrived from Bismarck with a newborn. Mrs Reynolds of Bismarck visited Temvik. Martin Weber named assistant cashier at Templeton State Bank.
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