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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
4
The Pioneer paper of Emmons County announces display rates at 20 cents per column inch for single insertions 15 cents for contract space ten cents per inch for composition ten cents per line for one insertion five cents per line for sub frequent insertions The Record is entered as second class matter in Linton North Dakota Advertising copy due Tuesday noon each week.
The editorial warns of Bolshevik dangers across the United States, accusing Townley and allied leaders of sowing unrest in North Dakota. It cites government actions, alleged disloyalty among labor and political groups, and urges readers to study Department of Justice materials and resist radical influence to protect returning veterans and families.
The piece urges readers to consider government reporting and church officials' views, affirming loyalty to those who fought for the public and denying pay from special interests. It defends the Record man, notes a Reds fight, and argues people work for a nominal wartime wage.
Excerpts from the Communist Party of America manifesto argue mass action and general strikes to overthrow capitalism. The text promotes industrial unionism, party-led agitation, and unites workers across shops, mills, and unskilled labor to seize political power and destroy the bourgeois state.
The tenement on Krochmalna street in Warsaw shows extreme starvation as more than 55,000 Jews in Warsaw rely on American Jewish relief agencies for food, while millions across Eastern Europe face homelessness hunger and dependence amid war.
Lawton reports forty flu cases as health officials monitor outbreaks. In Fargo, Swan Goranson a café dish washer, is reported to have committed suicide in a developing local incident.
The Evangelical Missionary Society meets the first Thursday of every month with Theresa Streeter as president and Jean Smith as vice president. The Ladies' Guild meets every other Wednesday afternoon with Etta Junge as president, Mary Lynn as vice president, and Flora Carley as recording secretary.
County commissioners are listed with chair F. J. McConville of the fifth district and members Ben Matthews first district T. P. Lee second Ludwig Weber third L. DuHeaume fourth district.
Frank P. Allen presides with F. J. Graham and Ruth B. Allen serving as associate judge and stenographer in the Sixth Judicial District proceedings.
A local municipal roster names Ed Kruger EY Smith, Earl H Smith, Scott Cameron, Peter Shier, A M Britts, H L Petrie and ward aldermen Wm J Gabbert, Chris Bosch, P G Books, Frank Sternhagen, Harry Hinton, Chas Paulson. The German Evangelical Friedens Church posts services 10:30 am and Sunday school 10:00 am on the third Sunday, plus 7:30 pm Sunday services. Episcoal Church lists Sunday school 11:30 am and services by announcement.
German Baptist Church holds services on the second Sunday at 11 30 am and 8 pm. Sunday school occurs each Sunday at 10 30 am. Rev Rudolph Suchs leads the Methodist Episcopal with Sunday school at 10 am Epworth League at 6 45 pm preaching at 7 30 pm and Thursday prayer and class meetings at 7 30 pm. Rev S M Swaney is the pastor.
Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church lists a mission from Linton on the second and fourth Sundays with high mass and sermon at 10 a.m. led by Rev. Fr. Sailer. Evangelical Church holds services at 11 a.m. on the fourth Sunday and evening services at 7 30 p.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Rev. Saunders.
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