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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
R. C. Pollock is named County Agent Leader for North Dakota after serving as Assistant County Agent Leader in South Dakota. He brings five years of prior county agent experience from the extension division at North Dakota Agricultural College.
Report advises poisoning potato bugs early to prevent spread. Paris green is recommended for use at the stated rate to curb infestation before it gains momentum.
A North Dakota Agricultural College note recommends mixing lime with water to prevent leaf burn when spraying. It discusses arsenate or lead as effective long-lasting leaf poisons and contrasts dry and paste mixes with specific weights per 50 gallons. It ends with a wartime prompt to buy War Savings Stamps and advertise in the Record.
E. J. Atha announces candidacy for re election as County Treasurer and requests Republican voters to support him at the June 26, 1838 primary election.
A statement urging Republican voters to support the candidate in the June 26 1918 primaries for the office of Register of Deeds in Emmons County North Dakota. The message emphasizes strict duty performance as the basis for re election.
Charles B. Carley announces his candidacy for County Judge of Emmons County North Dakota subject to Republican primary voters on June 26 1918. He pledges strict attention to duties and exclusive dedication to office if elected.
Lester Briggle, Co Supt of Schools, seeks support from men and women voters at the Primaries on June 26. This notice appeals to local voters to back Briggle for the office of Superintendent of Schools.
Harvey North Dakota resident John O. Hanchett announces candidacy for Congress in the June primary. Endorsed by the Farmers Independent Organization, Lincoln Republican League, and Independent Voters Association. Support requested.
Sidney F Smith announces candidacy for state senator from the 26th district comprising Kidder and Emmons counties. Primaries set for June 26, subject to voters’ approval. Dated June 1 1918 in Steele N D.
To the voters of Emmons County North Dakota a candidate for the office of Clerk of the District Court announces for the Republican ballot on June 26 1918. Respectfully yours C F Wagher.
A candidate announces intent to seek re election as County Auditor and asks Republican voters for support at the June 26 primary in 191%.
Abstract of the 1917 annual statement for Great Northern Life Insurance Company of Grand Forks. Details include assets, liabilities, premiums, income and expenses, North Dakota operations, and official certification by the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance dated April 1, 1918.
Don L Tracy announces candidacy for County Judge in the Republican primary on June 26 1918. He states he was born and raised in Emmanus county and is 29 years old. He pledges a businesslike approach and equal treatment for all if elected.
Frank J. Meier seeks the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Emmons County, subject to primary voters. Primaries are set for June 26, 1918.
A candidate for the Clerk of the District Court in Emmons County announces their run and asks Republican voters for support at the June 20 primary election.
W H Lee announces candidacy for the office of sheriff of Emmons county subject to Republican primary voters approval at the June 26 1918 election.
A candidate for County Superintendent urges Emmons County voters to support a full time, economical administration. He promises to devote his entire effort to duties of the office and to provide good service.
Scores of firms across the United States were penalized for violations of Food Administration rules. Licenses to operate were suspended in some cases while others paid penalties through charitable contributions to the YMCA Red Cross and similar groups. Common violations included selling flour without substitutes, rejecting delivered staples, operating without licenses, excessive sugar sales, holding more than a 30 day sugar supply, improper use of flour substitutes in bread, and profiteering.
The quote compares forming bad habits to sliding down a mountain slope and urges reversing the course quickly to avoid deeper entrenchment. It frames habit change as a climb back up after slipping into undesired patterns.
In the Matter of the Estate of Rochus Vetsch deceased Elizabeth Vetsch Administratrix of the estate of Rochus Vetsch late of Linton district Emmons County North Dakota requests all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication to the Administratrix at Armstrong Cameron office Vinton Emmons County Date May 28 1918 First publication May 30 1918 four weeks.
The board of South Prairie School District No 26 invites sealed proposals by June 21 1918 for a one room school house 26 by 60 feet with two outbuildings. Heating and ventilation must be installed by contractor. Plans available at the county superintendent or clerk Fred Flegel. 15 percent certified check required. Building to be completed by Sept 1 1918. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Thorine Savig executrix of the Thomas O Savig estate in Kintyre Emmons County North Dakota invites creditors and claimants to present vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims should be shown to executrix in Kintyre or to Arthur B. Atkins attorney in Napoleon. Dated May 14 1918. First publication May 25 1918.
In Kimmins County North Dakota Dorothea Bunge George W Bunce Benjamin Bunge Anna M Deters Albert Bungee Bertha Bunce Morthe Bunge Frn eet Bunge Martin H Bunge Sel ma Bunge Lucbs Amanda Bune Norothea A Bunt Louis O Bune Hannah Bune and others unnamed are sued to exclude any estate lien or encumbrance on all of section 33 and all of section 34 township 132 north range 77 west St P M J Emmons County North Dakota The case filed June 19 1918 in the district court at Linton by Armstrong Cameron attorneys for plaintiff commands defendants to answer within 30 days.
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