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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
2
The piece argues that every citizen must vigilantly oversee government servants to ensure proper provisions are enforced. It warns that neglect of public duty leads to crime and miscarriages of justice, urging a strong, direct propaganda of law enforcement to preserve the republic and prevent a fate like Greece or Rome.
A North Dakota piece argues that despite rules, enforcement matters more than new laws after the Eastland disaster. It says apathy and self interest undermine law, urging the public to back authorities, uphold legal processes, and transform citizens into active lawful stewards. It cautions against moral decay and calls for broad societal resolve.
A record of growing war tensions cites Germany’s threats of unfriendly acts and the sinking of the Arabic with American casualties. It notes Mexico’s civil conflict, Carranza’s stance, and looming decisive weeks for U S policy amid cross border uncertainty.
Roy Bales and Chas Parrott of Pollock visit. Miss Susie Adams visits Mrs Colville. A A Ostrum joins Supt Covey for cost estimate to move Indian school materials from Little Eagle. Standing Rock Band practices new pieces for September fair under Dan Howard. Sioux county district court opens September 1 with Judge Hanley. no jury, two cases. Frank Fiske undecided about next year. may pilot Eaton Packet Co boat. Stiles family reports fine crops. oats near harvest. frost timing key for yield. Indian Agencies circulate blank pledges to abstain from alcohol issued by Cato Sells. signed by Indians, men, women, and school children. Call on Charles J. Carley for Final Proofs and Filings Ady.
Attorney Armstrong visited Braddock on his return from the Twin Cities. T P Lee returned from Linton after cass inatenet meeting. Feltheim to begin largest county barn, J Hammer contractor. Fred Junge nearing rye harvest on 900 acres east of town with 400 flax. threshing with own outfit. Armstrong and wife and S E Kurtz visited from Hazelton. Helen Kurtz joined them home. Harvest season starts, many farm sales reported for McCormick, Deere Weber, and Deering lines. Emmons County wheat fields poised for heavy onslaught. Nelie Doerschlag hurt by nail in foot. P G Levine buys 1000 pounds binder twine for harvest. Mrs Banter entertained Five Hundred guests. Hazelton visitors Armstrong, Kurtz, Yeater. McCusker family returns from Eastern Canada vacation. trip praised.
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