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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
4
The Linton paper denounces German sympathizers and warns readers of an approaching storm of American indignation. It urges loyalty, cites Red Cross support and Liberty bonds, and condemns alleged German propaganda affecting national unity.
A wartime appeal stresses American duty in France and urges increased production, reduced consumption, and prompt lending to the government. The article links all gains by U S troops to home front effort and warns against getting something for nothing while citing a preacher misled by church-songbook ads.
In a little more than a year this country has shifted from peace loving to a nation focused on winning a victory for freedom and democracy for all nations in the present war. The powerful foe is accused of planning to conquer the world by the sword and fueling its war lords.
The piece argues that despite despair and brutal war cruelties a better world will emerge. It emphasizes faith in moral forces, justice, and humanity, and vows to support the brave who lay down their lives to realize that future.
A reflective excerpt arguing that individual interests are inseparable from collective welfare. It states that moral truth lies in pursuing the happiness of the race as our own, choosing broad paths that secure mutual prosperity and quickest gains for all involved.
Aldermen candidates P. G. Rooks and Frank Meier Jr. are listed for the Second Ward race, reflecting local political contests and leadership choices in the city’s council.
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