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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
4
The Record of Emmons County Linton North Dakota lists display rates seven for column inches and contract space. Advertising guidelines require copy by Tuesday noon and print in English or German or both for the weekly edition.
A wartime feature describes long daily drills at Fort Snelling and similar camps as thousands of new National Army recruits train for combat. It notes future casualties in France, attacks on antiwar dissenters, and calls for internment of certain political figures deemed a threat to national effort.
A fiery unsigned column lashes pacifists and pro German voices, urging readiness for war with Germany. It warns that delay harms the nation, cites Wilson and Bryanism, and compares to battles at sea and on soil, accusing opponents of treasonous motives and cowardice.
The text argues against antiwar sentiment by comparing Civil War motives to present conflict views. It claims Southern secession was over home protection and warns that pro Germany voices would undermine the US. It labels critics as traitors and cowards for hoping defeat.
A former Record editor’s letter calls the paper mighty fine but accuses the editor of poor spelling. It notes Fay Harding’s Non-Partisan paper for Linton underwhelming support and mentions Harding staying home during a directors’ meeting. It also cites a Temvik farm machinery deal with sharp points.
Ole Sathern, a resident living north of town, was seen recently carrying a petition through the countryside. The item reflects local civic activity and community engagement in regional concerns.
In Temvik locals rallied against pro testing and signed lists, arguing against sending soldiers to France. One man rejected the anti-war effort, stating Uncle Sam will identify pro-German sympathizers through lists of names.
North Dakota reports deaths of Samuel Unkenholz pioneer farmer and Mrs. Norton. a needle removed from Frank Kubar’s leg. Mike Chumac declared insane after killings and sent to Jamestown asylum. Road aid expands with 28 counties applying. McCumber urges sustained war effort. three children die in a Dickinson fire. Norton eyes entering war. Congress plans three years of conflict.
Simple kitchen tips describe using cold boiled rice with eggs for scrambling and omelets. Recipes include Egg Soup with stock and boiled rice, Prunes and Raisins served cold, Deviled Crabs with crab meat and spices, Beef Olives rolled in bacon, and Marquise Pudding with angel food and nuts. Quote from J M Barrie ends the piece.
Atlanta spends $3,680,178 on new buildings for the past year. The report itemizes construction costs across the city, highlighting sizable investments and projected impacts on local infrastructure.
A witty back and forth shows Kableigh and Henpeck discussing a wife’s absence and Henpeck’s habit of being outspoken. The dialogue hints at playful gender dynamics and a light domestic comedy tone.
Aldermen from the Second Ward meet with John Bosch and Frank Moler Jr to discuss ward concerns and local issues. The session highlights community representation and ongoing municipal matters.
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