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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
5
Town notes recount movements of J Temple Temvick Art Pitts Mrs Irene Gerdes Edwin Miller Dan Richardson and many others visiting or returning to Linton from Eureka Hague Emmonsburg Ashley and Winona New Years events church services school functions and a dance with Smith's Orchestra plus regional business and community updates.
A local Moving Picture and Red Cross benefit show drew a large appreciative crowd last Saturday. The program showcased the town’s talent with an ensemble of acts and readings. Red Cross proceeds totaled $20.65 and performers included Annie Laurie, Little Orphant Annie, One Fleeting Hour, and Keep the Home Fires Burning among others.
Notice warns against tearing down the fence or trespassing in section 27 township 133 range 76 with prosecution promised. Also advertising for sale an auto body spring cutter with inquiry at the office dated December 6. tf
A letter from Attorney General Lancer urges teachers to follow law for Temperance Day. Sec 1 of Chapter 234 of 1917 designates the third Friday in January as Temperance Day with at least one hour of instruction on prohibition and its history in North Dakota public schools.
Snarky speaker recalls threats against the Kaiser’s fate and mocks hellish politics. He vows resistance to Kaiser control, warns his forces would rebel, and touts a clean sulphur realm as proof their company remains distinct from brutal rulers and criminals.
Ancient Egyptians practiced artificial incubation using ovens heated with fermenting manure. Egg incubation dates to early Egyptian methods, highlighting early ingenuity in controlled warmth for avian reproduction.
Miss Emma Knudson of Grafton North Dakota wed Mr Anne Schaap of Hull North Dakota in a noon December 20 ceremony at the Aberdeen South Dakota parsonage conducted by Rev G O Marsh. The couple, joined by the groom's mother Mrs Schaap of Aberdeen, plan a three week honeymoon in Grafton and then settle in Strasburg.
Taken up four miles south and half a mile west of Strasburg a Jersey red hog about 150 pounds. Owner must come forward at Albert Heun Strasburg North Dakota to pay charges and claim the animal. First publication December 20.
Advertises sending live and dressed poultry and cream to the Northern Produce Co. in Bismarck North Dakota. Requests prices tau and coop rates and promotes subscribing for the Record.
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