Glass High School Class of 1918 Graduation
Six seniors graduate with motto Climb though the rocks be rugged. Awards include essay Progress in Aviation and class song America. Students Magdalene Horner Marie McGuire Ronald Schlangen Walter Mohn lead poems and prophecies with diplomas presented by Rev. Buzzelle. Public invited to Opera House ceremony on Friday evening.
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Opera House
Magdalene Horner
Marie McGuire
Ronald Schlangen
Walter Mohn
America
Pets Weipfelelscoithe
Alton Junge
Ccclele
H Pelosi
Buzzelle
Baccalaureate Sermon for Class of 1918 at Opera House
The Baccalaureate Sermon for the class of 1918 will be held Sunday morning at eleven o'clock at the Opera House. The program includes audience song America, invocation, music by a male quartet, Scripture, address by Rev. Swaney, more music by the quartet, and benediction.
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Opera House
America
Hazel
Ethel Fogle
Swaney
Warning on Wheat Hoarding in 1918 County Notice
Federal Food Administrator L F Ladd orders immediate action against illegal wheat hoarding with strict sale limits for seed and a requirement for special permits. Prosecutions will begin and hoarded wheat requisitioned for the government. County Food Adm r Coventry directs Local Administrators to report violators at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adinistrators
L. F. Ladd
Emmons County
CHAS
Coventry County Food Adm'r
Death of Enna Pfeifer at Bismarck Hospital
Enna Pfeifer aged 15 daughter of Fred Pfeifer died at the Bismarck hospital Saturday afternoon from meningitis after a one week illness. She died on her fifteenth birthday. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Wednesday afternoon, with the community deeply sympathizing with her family.
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Enna Pfeifer
Fred Pfeifer
Bismarck Hospital
Baptist Church
Farmers Elevator Co Linton to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Farmers Elevator Co of Linton will be held at the Court House Saturday June 29 at 2 pm. Hans Hanson serves as secretary.
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The
Farmers’ Elevator Co. of
Linton
Court House
Hans Hanson Secy
Obituary of D R Streeter Pioneer Editor of Emmons County
Darwin Reed Streeter born August 17 1843 in Belvidere Illinois spent decades as printer publisher and state Republican leader. He lived in Missouri Illinois and the Dakota region before settling in Emmons county where he served as district court clerk and a state legislator before dying May 27 1918 in Dayton Ohio at age 70. Funeral services were held May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Streeter
Darwin Reed Steeter
Belvidere
Ill
Mr. Streater
Illinois
Missouri
New York City
Dakota
Bismarck
Emmons County
Streeter
Rose
Williamsport
Emmons
Kidder
Missouri Slope
Florida
Francis B
D. K. Strester
Francis Blayne Darwin Reed
Edwin Casselman
Darwin Reed Streeter
Dayton
Ohio
Senator Allen Boosts Homnes Campaign in Crosby Visit
Braddock senator Allen urged Crosby voters to support Hon George P Homnes on the Republican ticket endorsed by the Independent Voters League for Attorney General. Allen arranged a Saturday speech to present the day’s political news from North Dakota to locals.
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Senator Allen
Braddock
Geo. P. Homnes
Crosby
Homnes
Independent
Voters’ League
Allen
North Dakota
Age Extension 18 to 49 Years Moves Forward
Washington reports debate over expanding the draft age to 18 to 49. Julius Kahn says Congress will see a war department proposal at the winter session. Secretary Baker not committing. Senators Smith and Hitchcock push for early age fix and alien naturalization exemption. Crowder recommends exempting baseball players from work or fight this season.
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Washington
Julius Kahn
House Committee On Military Affairs
War Department
Congress
Secretary of War
N. D. Baker
Department
Smith
Michigan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Great Britain
G. M. Hitchcock
E. W. Crowder
Fifteen Mob Members Arrested in Rioting Case
Ten of fifteen men arrested at Hazelton faced preliminary hearings before Justice Britts. State’s Attorney Cameron led for the state and Atty. Young for the defense. The crowd shot and killed Mrs. Perras on June 5, triggering the arrest. The state claims all mob members are guilty of murder. fall term needed for final decisions. Several defendants were dismissed or bound over, with others set for hearings next week.
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Hazelton
Justice Britts
Cameron
Atty. Young
Bismarck
Perras
Cecil Pennington
W. W. Doherty
H. B. Elsthorpe
Doherty
Youthfu
Herbert Dawson
Sam Wright
Clifford Wright
Roy Armstrong
Vern Scott
Clyde Babcock
Man Lundee
Charlie Armstrong
E. J. Babcock
Louie Torkelson
Mod
Harold Kramer
Fred Kaiser
Harry Hanson
Taken Up Red Mooley Calf 9 Months Old
Taken up calf is a nine month old red cow said to be missing. Owner may claim the animal by proving ownership and paying costs as noted in the notice dated June 13.
Experience in North Dakota schools drives bid for county superintendent
A paid political ad argues voters should choose a county superintendent with long, varied school experience. The candidate lists roles from 1904 to 1938 including teacher, assistant in mathematics, high school supt, county superintendent, and principal, all in North Dakota, with a life professional certificate for educational positions in the state.
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Esperts
Mayville Normal
Linton High School
County Stnt.o
Uxbridge Con
Stu Hes
North Dakota
N. Dak
Burnquist Leads on Early Minnesota Primary Returns
Partial returns from Minnesota counties show Gov. J. A. Burnquist leading over Charles A. Lindbergh for renomination on the Republican ticket. Knute Nelson ahead of Joseph A. Peterson for U. S. Senator, with W. L. Comstock leading the Democrats for governor. Early tallies include Ramsey and Kandiyohi counties among others.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
J. A. A. Burnquist
Chas. A. Lindberg
Knute Nelson
U. S
Jos. A. Peterson
Burnquist
Lindbergh
Hennepin
Ramsey
Hennepin County
James A. Peterson
Kandiyohi County
Kandiyohi
Isanti County
Sibley County
Lake County
Former Linton Man Killed in Train Accident
Frank Lovelace, a train buyer for Occident Elevator Co, was struck and killed by Northern Pacific No 2 while crossing tracks near Linton station. The accident occurred Sunday afternoon as his buggy and team were on the rails. Funeral set for Hebron Congregational church Wednesday. An inquest was held last night. He leaves a widow and son, his parents at Werner, and sister Mrs Grace Kell of Temvik. Rev S L Lovelace is his father.
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Antelope N. D
Frank Lovelace
Occident Elevator Co
Northern Pacific
Hebron
S. L. Lovelace
Werner
Grace Kell
Temvik
Hebron Congregational Church
Volunteer Letter From Barracks Describes Travel and Red Cross Aid
A volunteer writes from the barracks describing early arrival and ongoing dispersal. He details travel from Bismarck then Aber deen to Manilla Iowa Omaha and Sioux City with Red Cross meals and dinners at each stop. The letter notes crowding and continuous shipping to cantonments and ends with affection for his mother.
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O. K
Bismarck
Fargo
Aberdeen
N. D
S. D
Minnesota
Red Cross
Manilla
Iowa
Omaha Neb
Sioux City
Marysville
Maher
Gilmon Hanson in Camp at Seattle Detention Camp
Gilmon Hanson writes from a U S Navy detention camp in Seattle where Company 4 of Smmons County Record reports about 900 men in camp. He notes three weeks detention and movement uncertainty, axially good feeding, and people arriving from across the United States, asking to send the Record to his address.
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Seattle
Washington
U. S. Navy
Smmons County
U. S
Four Languages Used in Guatemalan Presbyterian Preaching
Rev. Paul Burgess preached in Guatemala's Que raltenango field using Spanish English German and Cajigalaucl according to the Guatemala News.
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Paul Burgess
Presbyterian Microrary
Queraltenango
Guatemala
Tle
The Furrow of Life Plowing Metaphor Exchange
The saying notes that shaping life’s path may destroy some beauty but will rid the field of vermin. It uses farming imagery to discuss choosing harsh methods for long term improvement. The line implies effort yields both losses and benefits.
Boy War Savings Stamps. Subscribe for the Record
War Savings stamps sale promoted with a subscribe request for readers to support national efforts.
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GLASS
Emma Pfeifer
Hudson Maxim
Starsburge
Hazelton High
Henry H. Hanson
Twin Cities
Governor
Nelson
Benator
J. A. Peterson
Comstock
Rumsey
Trumsey
Comatock
Wheaton
Rrimsey County
Ramsey County
Minneapolis
Burngquist
Barnquist
Jefferson Barracks
Gilmon Hanson
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