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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
5
Local items list numerous visits and calls from residents and visitors to Linton. Updates include Red Cross activities, ship movements, births, illnesses, travel to Bismarck and Minneapolis, and school weather closures amid a blizzard.
Twelve new Brownies enroll in primary class on January seventh. Doris Chaney begins first trade last Monday. Several students, including Paul Haggard Clark Gillespie Alma Kloudt and Laura Kyes, report absences or returns around the winter period. Sixth graders John Kreick and Marie Schweitzer give talks on The Chinese and The Stars. A sixth grade knitting club meets Fridays. Third graders earn stars for perfect spelling with names listed, while many pupils remain punctual. Some students return from illness or move to other schools as winter continues.
The United States funds allied war materials, with buying through a U S commission to secure favorable terms for allied governments. No U S liability is created. the arrangement aims to aid allies in spending the money lent. For best results ship poultry and cream to Northern Produce Co. in Bismarck, North Dakota.
Taken up. A yellowish cow branded on the right chin with letters O L or C L, first letter uncertain, near Westfield two and a half miles north in section 21 30 76. Peter V. Wolf, Re rid Strasburg North Dakota. First publication January 17. Paid.
Eugene M Walla former chief clerk in the secretary of state office at Bismarck was acquitted of embezzling 3400 from the automobile department. Secretary of State Thomas Hall was cleared of a like charge at a recent trial in Bismarck.
A call urges readers to arrange a group portrait now, framing it as an essential life step rather than a luxury and emphasizing timely scheduling.
Auction sale planned at a farm location in Section 21 136 74 two miles north and four miles east of Braddock and two miles north and two miles west of Kintyre in Emmons County North Dakota.
Tuesday January 22 sale of north half of section 21 township 136 N range 74 W with buildings fences to highest bidder. Successful bidder to deposit 500 by draft or certified check with Clerk. Rumley Oil Pub 25 40 Horse Power Kerosene Burner Engine used 3 years in good shape. 67 head cattle 20 head horses farm machinery household goods. Usual terms.
A 1 day mare, four years old and weighing about 1300 pounds, came to a residence about January 2 and is in critical condition. Contact WM. F. Cleveringa, located three miles northwest of Westfield, for details. First published January 10. Paid notice.
Uncle Eben notes some men are so good natured they can impose on others, highlighting human character and social dynamics in a concise remark.
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