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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
2
Harvest is in full blast. Notable arrivals from Fargo and Winnipeg areas report steady work. The North Dakota Republican Convention in Fargo adjourned after two days amid factional contention. ticket includes Miller for Governor and Hansborough for Congress among others.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, wife of the president, died in Washington on Thursday after a lingering illness. Death followed a fall on a slippery rug four months ago and a complication of diseases. The president receives condolences as he faces war related public concerns.
Cash on hand at July 1 1913 and total receipts 1914 include state tuition funds county funds and district taxes. Expenditures cover teachers wages interest on bonds and incidental costs with transportation. District School Board President Geo McKay and Clerk Joe Biddlecomb approve the report on July 14 1914. Indebtedness shows warrants outstanding and bonds outstanding as of June 30 1914.
L. A. Schipfer, M. D., diseases of eye ear nose and throat advertises in Bis marck North Dakota offering medical services and consultation for eye ear nose and throat conditions.
The city auditor of Linton announces a sidewalk project along several lots in Hunter's first addition. Owners must build at their own expense by September 7, 1914 or have the city contractor perform the work with costs assessed to the owners. Apply to city engineer for line, grade, and a permit before starting.
Correspondence of the Record notes Mr Scott Cameron and son Neil of Linton visiting Temvik on business. A Saturday dance drew many young people from Linton. Mothers Club updates with Mrs Fehlhaber and Mrs Hicks hosting. Aug 13 sees Minnie and Lena Fiel leaving for Seattle after a Linton visit. Caroline Ohlhauser celebrates 13th birthday with a surprise party on Aug 10 at her home.
Six months after the death of 19 year old Mitchell Casson the poem laments the loss at sea and lake life. It recalls a planned August birthday, a boating accident, and the family’s grief while praying for solace in faith. The piece reflects on mortality and divine will.
A tan and white female hunting dog disappeared from a Strasburg home about a week ago. The owner offers a suitable reward for information leading to the dog's recovery.
A Pittsburgh Post clip presents a quippy exchange about frugality. The speaker says he never saw his daughter economical except once when she bought candles for her birthday cake. The remark reflects household thrift in a witty tone.
A playful exchange outlines a creature called a boomer ang with a short tail and tree climbing ability. The Birmingham Age Herald frames the dialogue as a whimsical animal inquiry between Teacher Tommy and a student.
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