Napoleon hot spot in the Northwest and a heat record
The Minneapolis Tribune calls Napoleon the hottest spot in the Northwest last Sunday with 109 in the shade. Other towns like Pollock and Redfield in South Dakota also report extreme temperatures.
13 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
1
The Minneapolis Tribune calls Napoleon the hottest spot in the Northwest last Sunday with 109 in the shade. Other towns like Pollock and Redfield in South Dakota also report extreme temperatures.
Local Hazelton items include visits by Mrs. Yeater and Mrs. Armstrong, land purchases by Roy Hewitt, and a baseball club event at Zirbes hall. Farther, war dispatches from Europe describe Belgian resistance at Liege, French advances near Alsace, and naval activity as Britain seizes German ships.
A statement emphasizes giving full publicity to the order he has promulgated. It notes public notice, accountability, and the role of the people in disseminating the directive.
The past week yields no decisive turning point as fierce fighting and heavy casualties unfold near Liege. Estimates claim around forty thousand German troops killed or wounded in the Leige operations, with German forces finally taking the town after charges and Belgian resistance.
The report notes France expanding operations from Liege toward Mulhouse and Altkirch as French forces move to confront Germany along its left flank north of Switzerland, while German Kaiser seeks routes toward Paris.
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