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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
5
John Kraft becomes absolute custodian of the Service Oil Plant while E R Knutsen visits with Louis Weber. Hague hosts dances in the opera house and Drug Co building as townsfolk enjoy a lively scene. several locals travel, visit, or return home, including Ruth Tracy arriving for a stay with home folks.
Poem about a child preferring home joys over travel with pets Bruno and Dobbin, lilacs and a new moon, interrupted by mother’s round of prayers and a quiet domestic world. The rest is a local update with notices of visiting families, community events, and school reopens.
Garrette Beest visited Baldwin Wisconsin and Maple Lake Minnesota for five weeks with relatives before returning home. Mr and Mrs Ed Compaan are proud parents of an 8 pound baby girl awaiting names. Verna Brogel, visiting Maple Lake relatives, returns to teach school. Mrs Dick Van Beek is on the sick list. Samuel Renskers starts the New Year sawing wood at the church. Henry Lammers from Britton South Dakota returns to teach in Union District.
Washington officials possess tables comparing global naval power. Britain leads second-line ships while the United States trails in cruisers and destroyer leaders. Japan shows growth in battle cruisers, with the U S ahead in capital ships and submarines.
Alexander Kerensky has summoned 30 revolutionary leaders in Paris to unify anti-Bolshevik factions. M. Tchernoff, ex-president of the revolutionary constituent and minister of agriculture, will preside as delegates from the social revolutionary party, the provisional government duma majority, and the cadets attend.
John Wilde family visited George Suverly today while John F Baker cuts posts for C Stout of Glencoe. George Corbin rode the Fort Rice to Bismarck train. Al Kleese stayed in Hazelton on business. Suverly returned from St. Alexius in Bismarck on Saturday, crutches in use. Mrs Suverly met him in Mandan. Mrs Wm Baker traveled to Mandan between trains. W F Gagner 14 miles south of Bismarck now carries mail. James Burbage hauls wheat to Fort Rice. John and Irene Baker spent the weekend in Bismarck visiting grandparents Wesley and Mrs Baker.
A drug ad touts Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets as valuable for headaches and constipation. Stone Drug Co. promotes the product to readers seeking relief and a fast acting remedy.
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