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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
7
The Ta Han republic announces a new constitution granting equal suffrage compulsory education and military training and abolishing class titles. The document also seeks admission to the league of nations, as presented by Dr David Lee of the Korean National association.
Mexico City June 9 Jose Inez Davilla former federal general and rebel leader is reported killed in battle in Oaxaca after more than four years of revolt. Davilla once governed Oaxaca and opposed the government during the conflict. Fremont Ohio June 9 five hundred barrels of beer valued at 8000 dollars were dumped into the Sandusky river by officials under a revenue department order after the state went dry.
May Be Able to Feed Russ. Omek reports that if the Omak government clears Muasia of Bolsheviks this year the yield west of the Urals will be 36 percent below normal. The article notes plans to weld the wheat deficits in Iberia to meet European needs.
Philadelphia hosts the new federal bureau led by William J. Flynn to track anarchist activity after bombs exploded in eight cities last Monday night. Flynn says arrests are not imminent and the focus is on tracing movements of known radicals from the federal building.
Temperance activists gathered for the Anti-Saloon league of America annual convention in Washington to launch the World’s League Against Alcoholism with four presidents elected Lief Jones of London Switzerland’s Dr. Robert Herood Westerville Ohio’s Dr. Howard H. Russell and Emil Vandervelde of Brussels.
Republican leaders and the military committee agreed on a roughly 36 percent reduction in War department estimates for the Army appropriation bill. After a conference, Chairman Kahn said the bill would total about 700 million dollars, against 1.117 billion in estimates, using an average payroll for 400 000 soldiers next year.
The champion Holstein cow Rollo Mercena de Kol sold for 26000 at a Philadelphia auction tied to the Holstein-Frisian association annual meeting. The six year old, 1300 pound animal produced 61.92 pounds of butter and 1138 pounds of milk in seven days and 201.17 pounds of butter and 2930.60 pounds of milk in 30 days.
Local ad invites patrons to visit John Schenkenberger for a good piano auto player piano or phonograph with the latest models and best prices. Subscribe for the Record at 2.00.
Six miles northeast of Hague North Dakota a half section about 250 acres cultivated and fully stocked for farming is offered for sale or rent by M Cornelison Hague. Also an ad from Charley Renz Hazelton North Dakota seeks the return of four horses a grey gelding and two mares with a finder’s notice.
Linton Power and Light Co urges residents building new houses to consult about electrical wiring before lath and plaster are applied to avoid high later expenses.
The Linton Light & Power Co. announces it can now charge storage batteries as the plant produces ample power. The ad invites customers to give the service a trial.
Two horses missing in North Dakota near Tintes: a gray mare about half a year old, 1800 pounds with a halter and front shoes, and a five year old black mare about 1300 pounds with a white facial stripe. Reward offered for recovery by F J Reghrich.
After completing a course at the Dakota Business College Fargo Miss Cecelia Schroeder went to Portland Oregon where she immediately secured a position as stenographer with the Kilham Stationery and Printing Co The article praises the D B C course for preparing young people for responsible positions and mentions Miss M Walker head stenographer Extension Dept North Dakota Agricultural College who recently sailed for France to do Red Cross work.
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