Winona School District Seeks Bids for New School and Outbuildings
The Winona School District No. 8 invites sealed proposals by July 29 1918 for a one room schoolhouse 24 by 36 by 12 and two outbuildings 4 by 6 by 7 at the NE W of Sec 10 T141 R79 with another building at the SE corner of SW Sec 14 T131 R78 Plans viewable at the county superintendent of schools. A 15 percent certified check to clerk J A Dyer is required with each bid and construction must finish by October 1 1918. The board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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Winona
Emmons County
N. Dak
S. E
Ysinting
J. A. Dyer
Board of Directors
Emmonsburg
Adulterated and Misbranded Foods and Beverages in North Dakota
State Chemist E F Ladd lists foods and beverages found adulterated or misbranded after analysis in the six months to July 1, 1918. Entries show milk samples from Fargo cafeterias and lunchrooms with fat and solids percentages marked illegal or legal, plus contaminated canned chicken and other branded products. Also notices bids for Emmons County bridges and culverts with submission deadlines and bid security details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota
Notice to creditors in estate of Elise L Perras deceased
Administrator Leopold Perras calls all creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Creditors must present to Anita Daugherty at seven and a half miles south of Hazelton, Emmons County North Dakota. First published July 12 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise L. Perras
Hazelton
Emmons
North Dakota
Anita Daugherty
Emmons County
Leopold Prerras
Iwka
Army meals cooked in air supply Italian Alpine defense
An Italian correspondent reports that Alpine troops rely on kitchens far below the front lines. Aerial tramways deliver thermally prepared meals to soldiers 1200 feet up, with fireless cookers finishing cooking en route. Large portions of meat and vegetable stews are prepared at the timber line and then carried aloft in thermos-like vessels to ensure hot, palatable food despite the cold and lack of fires.
Government gains wartime control over essential communications
Congress grants President Wilson authority to seize telegraph, telephone, cable and radio lines for the war. Senate approves 46 to 16, House 221 to 4, with all amendments defeated. Cabinet officers signal possible immediate use, though specifics remain undisclosed. Government plans to take trunk lines and connecting systems while leaving rural networks to private management.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
Watson
Indiana
Gore
Oklahoma
Reed
Missouri
British Forces Take Kem to Allies on Murman Coast
British troops have occupied Kem on the Murman coast, a key White sea port 275 miles south of Kola and 375 miles north of Petrograd. Earlier reports said a German Finnish force had reached Kem in their push against the Allies, but they seem to have retreated or been driven back.
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Rotterdam
Kem
Murman
Frankfurter Zeitung
White Sea
Kola
Petrograd
China Will Build Vessels at Shanghai Yard for U S
The Shipping Board awarded the Chinese government yard at Shanghai contracts for four cargo vessels of 10,000 tons each and options for 80,000 more tons. The program may cost about 30 million dollars with about 35,000 tons of steel shipped from the United States while engines and equipment are built in China.
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Shanghai
United States
Washington
China
Germany
The
Shipping Board
Americans in London Reach for Best Care
American wounded are arriving in London from France with British casualties aboard hospital trains. They are taken to main stations and receive top care while American women volunteers begin visiting once authorized by hospital authorities.
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London
France
British Air Forces Down 3 856 Enemies on Western Front
Reported figures show the Royal Air Force accounting for 3 233 enemy airplanes in a year on the Western front, with naval airmen adding 623 downed aircraft for a total of 3 856. The period also saw 1 904 British machines missing, 92 of which were navy aircraft.
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Western Front
London
Royal Air Force
Navy
Cloudburst Damages Left Hand Canyon Near Ward Colorado
A cloudburst in Left Hand canyon three miles west of Ward caused severe property damage and possible loss of life. A torrent carried off cabins and buildings, tore out a mile of Denver Boulder & Western railroad track, and obliterated large sections of highway between Boulder and Ward.
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Boulder
Colo
Ward, Colo
Denver, Boulder & Western Railroad
Ward
Emmons County seeks bids for one room schoolhouse
Emmons bur y School District No 27 invites sealed proposals until 2 pm August 3 1918 for erecting a one room 20 by 22 by 12 foot schoolhouse at the SW corner of section 10 township 182 range 78. Plans at Linton county superintendent office. Bid bond 15 percent to Anton Zahn clerk. Completion by September 1 1918. The district reserves the right to reject all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North Dakota
Audhor
Linton
N. Dak
Board of ‘Court C Commission
N. D
Emmonsbury
No. Dak
Notice to Creditors in Estate Case 1918
In Emmons County North Dakota the court under Judge Charles B. Carley directs creditors and claimants of the John Bosch estate to file their claims with administrator Johanna Bosch in Linton within six months from first publication. Administratrix Johanna Bosch first published June 6 1918.
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State OF
North Dakota
Emmons
Charles B. Carley
John Bosch
Johanna Bosch
Adehtalat Matrix
Anna Bosch
Helena Bosch
Frank J. Bosch
Frances Rosch
M. T. Harger
Johanna Rowch
John Rosch
Linton
N. Dakota
End Altersons
Johanna Beisch
Summons in Emmons County District Court
The State of North Dakota summons George W Tune Benjamin Kongre Anna M Deters Albert Bunce Bertha Bunge Martha Bunge Bryn Eat J Bunge Martin H Bunge Se ma Bunge Lueh Amanda Nungre Dorothea A Runt Louis Rune Hannah Run ee and unknown claimants to answer a complaint filed in Emmons County. The action seeks to exclude defendants from any interest lien or encumbrance on described real estate in sections 33 and 34, township 132 north range 77 west. Service due within 30 days after service. Attorneys Armstrong Cameron of Linton ND. June 19 1918.
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George W. Tune
Benjamin Kongre
Anna M. Deters
Albert c. Bunce
Bertha Bunge
Martha Bunge
Bryn. Eat J. Bunge
Martin H. Bunge
Sema Bunge
Lueh
Amanda Nungre
Dorothea A. Runt
Louis 0. Rune
Hannah Runee
North Dakota
Distriert Court
Emmons County
Linton
Armstrong & Cameron
Plaintige
Towit
Sir P. M. J
Citation for Administration Appointment in Caldwell Estate
Citation issued in Emmons County North Dakota to Eleanor H Caldwell estate respondents over appointment of administrator Frank Simon hearing July 26 1918 in Lin ton Emmons County Court. Publication service directed three consecutive weeks by Emmons County Record with attorney Arthur B Atkins Napoleon ND.
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Stme
North Dakota
Eleanor H. Caldwell
Cough
Linton
Emmons
Charles B. Carley
Emmons County
Beal
Arthur B. Atkins
Napoleon
N. D
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Bill’s
Ilegal
Elgin's
N. PD
Il Legal
First Ave
Miller’s Lunch
Front St
Drew's Lunch
Pirie’s Dairy Lunch
A. Hazen
Broadway
Broadway Dairy Lunch
N.D
Pirie’s Cafe
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Last Dunance
N. P. Ry
Il Jecal
Unique
Farmo
N. Wv
New Viking Cafe
Chicago Cafe
Elgin Lunch
Boston
Neal
Chicago
Weal
New Method Co
Chicaco
Mtlecal
Port
Des Moines
Valen Denn Denduarte
Fargo Dairy Products Co
Regan Bros
Minneapolis
Golden Elk
Pacific Coast Canning Co
Oakland
Calif
Diis
Graham
J. N. Plath
Alfred, N. D
Emmons Cort
White Sea Falls
Wks
State of North Dakota
Dorothea Bunge
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Wka
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Aes
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Mra
Grover Liversage
Frank Willis
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