Omic Offerings from Linton Farmers and Red Cross News
Correspondence from the Record notes Linton visitors Mr Hammond Mr Everwine and Mr Sickel. Farmers plan bumper crop to aid Mr Hoover on food questions next year. Red Cross and Farmers Club activities at Stone Church with lunch and sewing projects. School holidays Lincoln and Washington birthdays. Junior Red Cross programs expand with new certificates and schools. Local business and community notes include exams dates and a Carrington hospital stock drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Farmers
Red Cross
Farmers’ Club
Red Cross Society
Stone Church
Willow City
Walter Schultz
Devils Lake
Dreamland
Gar- Tivon
Milner Co-operative Creamery and Produce Association
Morton County
Mandan
Wilson
Junkers
Carrington
Carrington Hospital
Hartford Items and Local Social Notes
Evan Noyes sold his homestead to Mr Rymer. Elwood Morford's boys visited with Ted and Dewey Lawler last week. A birth announced for Jan 17. Henry Esch and wife welcomed a daughter. Jarvis family visited Longwells on Jan 27. Paul Mausehund torn down sod shack to add to residence. Mike Smith family and Longrells invited to dinner at Evan and Mrs Noyes, with music by the Noyes. A clipping from Journal Herald titled Some Load describes Peter Jorgensen driving a Buick into a coal wagon, sled, dogs and a Henry. seven dollars paid to settle the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Smith
Peter R. Jorgensen
Atlantic
Peter
Henry
Notes From County Superintendent
The Lincoln schools teachers are aiding in Special Industrial classification of military registrants. government asks for help to ease County Selective Board duties. It remains undecided whether Emmons county will have a School Nurse and the petition signatures from the school board are not yet complete. The issue should be presented to county commissioners. wartime nursing may be scarce but partly available for the school year.
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Lincoln
County Selective Board
Emmons County
Hague Happenings in the Record February 3
Local notes from Hague report H. B. Zenk returning from Minneapolis for medical care. Wedding bells near, Roy fills Thompson Yards post for two weeks. C Vorlander visits from Eureka for banking matters. Freda Garland and Mary Porter attend a dance. Polly features in playful vignettes about work and travel. Several residents visit, travel, or face minor mishaps and jokes.
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Freda Garland
Mary Porter
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Albert Dobson
George ‘Grogan
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Grace Lingenfelter
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Alma Huber
Sand Creek
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Harry Beal
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Ted
Dewey Lawler
Unt
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Paul Mausehund
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Thompson Yards
Mr. C. Vorlander
Edwin Werre
Thompson Yards, Inc
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Joe Bauman
Strasburg
Ludwig Erck
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Sora
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F. O. B. Detroit
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L. D. Bishop
Linton Yard
the Home Hotel
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Winona