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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
3
Local correspondents report on routine visits to Strasburg and Linton, church happenings, school attendance certificates, ice conditions on Beaver Creek, and social events. Mentions E A Schuck, John Lockart, Horner sisters, Joe Schlasser, Frank Roehrich, J M Heistand, and local institutions like St Michael's church and Maine district schools.
Hart ford Items note Ralph and Rena Jarvis have been absent from school for two weeks. Merril Buck and Ferman Busby left for Ellendale to attend school on Jan 2. Dan, in training at Des Moines, is seriously ill with diphtheria prompting a family trip there. New Years visitors include Longwell, Weller, Mausehund, Enzil Noyes, Buck family and others for a two course dinner.
Polly Likes Pickles notes Rumley Threshing Co. agent on a morning train bound for Strasburg. Fritsche’s pen in the Aberdeen smoker helps friends locate him. People in Hague recount New Year’s Eve excitement and local goings on as 1918 begins.
County teachers urged to teach Americanism during wartime and to support war financial needs. Emphasizes universal public involvement, school as a national and community center, and cooperation with government. Highlights War Saving Stamps leaflets food conservation messages and growing Junior Red Cross school participation. Certs issued for perfect attendance in multiple districts.
A concise editorial praising practical self made men as the dependable force in commerce war and state contrasting harness and horse imagery with their sizable impact. The piece argues modest means and steady effort yield reliable leadership and results.
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