Graduation Honors Lipton High School Class of 1918
Lipton High School celebrated graduation Friday night at the Opera House with a decorated hall and a large attendance honoring the class of 1918. Rev Buzzelle and Prof Shefloe spoke and Marie McGuire was valedictorian, receiving a War Savings Stamp. Graduates included Magdalene Horner Oscar Bertheau Alton Junge Ronald Schlangen and Walter Mohn.
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Lipton High School
Buzzelle
Memb&rs
Shefloe
Marie @feGutre
Marie McGuire
Magdalene Horner
Oscar Bertheau
Al‘ton Junge
Ronald Schlangen
Walter Mohn
Harvest Labor Call Urges All North Dakotans to Help
R D Bailey federal Farm Help Specialist in Bismarck with local officials warns the harvest will be the largest in years and demands statewide mobilization. He notes the need for enlistment of male labor and the duties of city and village workers to close private tasks and assist the harvest as a patriotic duty.
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R. D. Bailey
Bismarck
North Dakota
Bailey
Federal Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
United States Department of Labor
United States Department of Agriculture
State Council of Defense
Notable Independence Day Verse Echoes U S Strife
The poem recalls the founding sires by a stream and the first flag unfurling. It speaks of April breezes and symbolically defying tyrants and despotism. A second verse envisions the flag flying in foreign lands, promising liberty and universal rights for all peoples.
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Harlower
Hoyt
Women's Council of Defense Mobilizes in Seven Districts
The Women’s Council of Defense meets across seven county districts to organize war work. A constitutional pledge and voluntary one dollar dues from each group launched efforts in farm service, food demonstrations, and the Satter babies campaign. Local chairmen seek母母 cooperative, especially from mothers, to complete tasks swiftly.
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United States
Food Administration Department
Lester Briggle
State Department
Agricultural Fair Showcases Farm Progress and Community
The Agricultural Fair educates by displaying top wheat corn hogs cattle bread and butter along with new machinery. Exhibitors explain their work and visitors meet people, gaining inspiration and recreation after months on the farm. Extension Div ND College.
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N. Dak
Brer William Goes It in Atlanta Constitution
A fragmented excerpt evokes dialect and cultural speech tied to Br’er William and a people’s expression of happiness, with remnants suggesting a humorous or reflective piece from the Atlanta Constitution.
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William
Claes
Seppy
We Need the Money From Delinquent Subscribers
A newspaper appeal asks readers who owe subscriptions to settle their accounts. The note stresses small debts add up and cites the paper’s rising costs, urging prompt payment after checking the stamp on the paper.
Minstrel Show Benefits Braddock Red Cross
Local talent group performed in Braddock on Saturday evening to aid the Red Cross chapter. The event cleared 75 dollars for Red Cross funds. After the show Braddock ladies served a lunch at the Red Cross rooms for visiting guests.
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Braddock
Added Demands on Battery Overload From Car Accessories
Motorists overload storage batteries by using electrical extras not in regular equipment. The built in battery supports standard devices only. Using cigar lighters or spot lights can cause overload. consult a battery expert to confirm sufficient capacity for added demands.
Election Returns for County and State Offices
The record lists Republican and Democratic candidates with vote totals for county and state posts including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General and commissioners. It notes the nonpartisan sweep and cites Lloyd George quotes while urging subscription to The Record.
Keep Your Bonds Liberty Loan Appeal Urges Bond Holders
Secretary McAdoo informs A R Rogers Ninth District Director to discourage exchanging Liberty Loan bonds for merchandise or private securities. He warns such trades defeat the loan’s purpose and urges investors to keep bonds for permanent investment, noting many merchants push exchanges but stressing preservation of labor and materials.
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Secreary
McAdoo
A. R. Rogers
Third Liberty Loan
Liberty Loan
Secretary of the Treasury
Rogers
Former Hague Boy Writes From Camp Lewis
A Hague boy at Camp Lewis Washington describes quarantine for spinal meningitis in his depot brigade unit. He notes good food clean camp and daily drill with occasional K P duty and a fondness for army life saying sleep with open windows and blankets suffice. He mentions new arrivals and three week quarantine before reassignment.
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Camp Lewis
Washington
Emmons County
Young man wanted to learn the printing trade
Record Office invites a young man to join and learn the printing business. Also notice to buy War Savings Stamps as part of wartime civic efforts.
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Record Office
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Linton High School
Woman’s Council OF Defense
H. O. Batzer
J.ieed
John O. Hanchett
George M. Young
Lynn J. Fr
John Steen
RBION
Ee Ee Eyetree
Thomas Hall
Ymanydrao
Us Eye Sie
John L. George
Carl R. Kositzk
Sralsteieie
Bernt Anderson Obert O. Olson
Attorn Gee
P. Homnes William Langer Commission
S. A. Olsness
Adolph Wacker
Commission
John N. Hagen
Alex Macdonald
J. Randahl
C. F. Dupuis
Joseph Gaeckle
M. P. Johnson
Frank Milholland James Taylor
Teen Eee
R of Agriculture
Labor
Emmons Kidder
Sidndey F. Smith
C. A. Ward
Tion
Sheriff
A. Va
Eee
Franz Tempel
Eeeee Democratic
T. B. Meinhover
Frank J. Meier
Scott Cameron
S. E. Brindle Emmons Kidder
Fay Harding
T. A. Price
E. R. Purintun
J. C. Sherman
Rollin V. Weld
Roy A. Yeater
N. C. Macdonald
Minnie Nielsen
H. H.hanson
AGS
Wennee
E. T. Atha Eee Wee
W. F. Hageman
C.F. Wagher Ae
A. L. Geil
W. Lynn
Geo County
Charles R. Carley Sewer
Don L. Tracy Ee
Hague
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