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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
2
Local notes from Hazelton in early January report residents visiting kin in Mandan BisMarck and Linton. Several town figures attend New Year events, school moves, and a Bank of Hazelton meeting. Red Cross support includes Mrs Wilton knitting and G E Person donating a hog auctioned for charity.
Local notes include births and travel to Bismarck Fargo and Washburn for relatives and friends. Soldiers from Braddock serving in France named Leon V Lesher Glenn Sempe Rueben Swanson and F M Bertrand. Community updates cover visits, studies, and holiday departures around New Year’s Day.
Miss Irene Gerdes visited Linton over Sunday and many townsfolk shared travel tales this week. Residents including Hans Temple and Phil Temple visited Eureka for friendship and business while others journeyed to Linton Pollock and Aberdeen for family and duties.
Raining today. Last Saturday 41 below zero. Fred Welker and family arrived from Huron. Oscar Peterson and wife returned from the east. C P Burnstad shipped 270 head of cattle to a feeder at Centerville SD. L E Devan and family home after week in St Paul. Chas Prasek sold seven hogs for 412 dollars. W V Jacobson the ferryman left for Chicago and St Louis. Mrs Chas Renskers and children home after Canada visit. J J Pietz started heating install at Louis Damberger residence Herreid. Mrs Mark Holmes hosted a bridal shower at Miss Bertha Halsne home. Boys home from holidays resume studies. Irwin Fenelon departed for Fargo.
The text notes Minnesota surpassing its Red Cross quota by 15 000 members with growth after Christmas as district returns suggest meeting the 175 000 outside city target, while unusual cases of memory loss and a striking incident involving Paul Malakowski highlight local life and events.
Mrs. James D. Gray praises Red Cross supplies sent to Rainbow division soldiers at Camp Merritt New Jersey. North Dakota girls in Great Falls donate pennies nickels and tin foil while Bozeman residents face White Cross claims. The Northern Division exceeded its Christmas quota with 436000 members across Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana on track despite Minnesota city totals.
Specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture note the value of poultry fat found around the gizzard and intestines. The fat, prized by French housewives, can fetch up to 1.10 per pound in big cities and is collected by specialists before delivery. It should be kept cool and used quickly. It serves as shortening, frying fat, and for warming vegetables.
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