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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
2
A stranger returns with a strange race and discovers the beauty beside him dying from a milky pallor spreading through her veins. The queen dies at his feet, a sacrifice for disobedience to racial law, signaling a future evolution of the race.
The battered submarine F55 sinks after ripping the rocks and a crew of three escape to shore. Donald, Davies, and Clouts race MacBeard's motorboat for Ida as MacBeard seizes Ida as a shield and Davies gives chase, with Ida torn between love and obligation.
Donald and companions survive a cataclysmic clash as Mac Beard is killed by his own monsters. Ida regains consciousness aboard the Beatia after rescue, while Masterman’s postscript explains the queen’s three week lifespan and the swarm’s self destruction.
The report lists cash on hand at July 1 1917 1939.55 receipts from state tuition district tax and bond interest totaling 2056.85 and total expenditures 3995.99 leaving cash on hand June 30 1918 2165.95 The sinking fund remained 810.28 at start and end of period. Indebtedness shows warrants 4.20 bonds 1000.00 total 1004.26 Approved July 9 1918 by H Johnson president and clerk S B Johnson.
Sealed proposals are invited by the City Council of Linton North Dakota for the construction of one street crossing on Sampson Ave and across St Paul Ave. Bids due September 2 1918 at the City Auditor's Office Farmers State Bank Linton North Dakota. A 15 percent certified check payable to Fred Heinrich is required. Creek walk must be finished by September 15 1918. The Board may reject all bids. Also Bakker School District No 10 invites bids for a two room school house with plans at Holl, North Dakota. Bids due August 16 1918 with a 200 dollar certified check to Anthony Compaan. Construction complete by November 1 1918.
The Third Liberty Loan advances to exchanges of coupon bonds for registered bonds from August 1 to August 15. Registry books close on August 15 to prepare September 15 interest checks. Bondholders on August 15 will receive the September interest, and transfers after August 15 will gain interest from September 15.
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