Streeter Writes From Camp Dodge During Thanksgiving
In a 1917 letter from Camp Dodge Iowa Linton residents join units of the 352d Infantry NA. Streeter reports travel delays, housing through the War Recreation Board, and meals as good. He notes officers from Fort Snelling, YMCAs nearby, and plans to keep readers updated on Emmons county men.
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Lintonites
Camp Dodge
Camp Pike
Des Moines
Snelling
Fort Snelling
North Dakota
Duane Y. Sarles
Nort Dakota
Y. M.C.A
Bruce E. Jackson
E.marck
Linton
Emmons County
Pioneer sisters build emmons county shorthorn empire
Miss Annie L Petrie and her sister homesteaded in Emmons county amid early settlement. They built a ranch from little: teaching for $26 a month, buying relinquishments, founding a store, and becoming postmistress. They sold 49 shorthorn steers at Chicago for an average 236.88 per head, proving grit and business sense. Every Red Cross membership in Emmons county supports soldiers in France.
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Annie L. Petrie
Emmons County
Chicago
Miss Petrie
North Dakota
Winchester
Annie Petrie
Petrie
Northwest
Red Cross
Emmmons County
France
Ninety-Four Soldiers Found Guilty In Houston Riot Case
Of sixty three black soldiers from the 24th Infantry tried by court martial at Fort Sam Houston Texas, thirteen were hanged on the military reservation, forty one sentenced to life imprisonment, one dishonorable discharge with forfeiture of pay and allowances and two and a half years confinement, three to dishonorable discharge with forfeiture and hard labor, and the rest acquitted.
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24Th Infantry
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Houston
Letters From Camp Dodge Soldier Describe Band and City
Francis B. Streeter of Company I, 352d Infantry, writes from Camp Dodge Iowa. He praises the regimental band as excellent and notes the Des Moines sidewalks sidewalks and streetcars. He mentions not seeing much of the city yet and plans to continue the letter in the next issue.
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Des Moines
Francis B. Streeter
German Atrocities Exposed In Three Soldier Letters
Three letters received by Ambassador Gerard from German soldiers recounts mass killings of Russians on the Masurian front and on the Eastern and Western fronts. Witnesses describe orders to kill prisoners and bayonet executions, calling for protest from Christian states and an end to militarism.
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Gerard
United States
Germany
Masurian
Berlin
Poland
Home Guard Meeting Planned in Linton North Dakota
A citizens meeting in Linton N D will be held at the Court House on Friday evening December 14 at 8 o clock to discuss forming a Home Guard and offering its service to the Federal Government for use at any time.
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Linton and
Court House
Linton
N. D
National army Christmas furloughs restricted
Washington Dec. 12 Secretary Baker forbids Christmas furloughs for national army men unless within trolley distance of cantonments. He notes the strain on railroads and camp discipline. Camp Dodge Iowa also reports the policy affecting plans to split men for Christmas and New Year furloughs due to few within reach.
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Washington
National Army
War Department
Baker
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Gronna Urged to Support Government by Local Groups
The Cass county bar protests Senator Gronna’s stance on war policy and urges him to loyally support the government. Traveling men organizations rail workers and other groups have passed similar resolutions asking him to heed his constituents.
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Cass County
Gronna
North Dakota Board Suspends School Vaccination Ruling
The North Dakota State Board of Health suspends its vaccination mandate for schoolchildren citing concerns about serum purity and safety. Officials say enforcement issues also hindered the measure, though the board factions differ on the underlying motive.
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North Dakota
School Notes and Club Activities Highlight Semester News
Students return after absences while Edward Heiser and John Heiser rejoin classes. New seats added in grade four. several students achieve perfect spelling. A Christmas program for the grade, a literary society for girls, and a boys debating class with officers are planned. Red Cross membership urged for Christmas gifts and civic duty.
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Lydia Flegel
Walter Mohn
Ronald Schlangen
North Dakota Eyes Five Million Loan for Farmers
The North Dakota state council of defense urged Secretary Baker to back a 5 million loan to farmers for seed grain and stock feed. Western farmers face winter fears after last summer’s drought, with talks of an extra legislative session to secure funds.
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Bismarck
North Dakota State Council of Defense
Newton D. Baker
North Dakota
Council of Defense
Letter from Canada defends Canadian troops and work roles
Miss Loutzenheiser of Moose Jaw Saskatchewan writes the Editor to correct G C MacKittick’s November letter. She states Canada sent hundreds of thousands of soldiers, has able-bodied men for engines, and that Canadian girls work in factories but not to the extent claimed. She argues Canada will always have men able to fight and work.
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Emmons County Record
Linton
N. D
G. C. MacKittick
South Dakota
Pollock
Canada
McKitrick
Moose Jaw
Miss Loutzenheiser
Braddock Red Cross Ships Supplies to Minneapolis
The Braddock branch of the Emmons County Red Cross sent a shipment to Minneapolis on December 6 including 15 sweaters 25 pairs of socks 15 bed shirts 10 pairs of wristlets and 2 mufflers. The chapter is now sewing pajamas and night shirts.
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Braddock Branch
Emmons County Red Cross
Minneapolis
Braddock
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