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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
5
Local residents travel for business and social visits across Linton Hague Strasburg Hazelton Napoleon and Aberdeen. Notables include Frank Jones and Forrest Harding changing jobs and towns, births reported, and a band show planned at the Electric Theatre.
Spring arrives Friday March 21 with a debut dance at the Electric Theatre. The event invites residents to welcome the new season with a joyful evening of music and movement on Friday night.
Clif C. Bader sends a brief wartime letter from Pommern on February 8 1919 to his parents. He mentions Oscar and Fred nearby and Howard Paine’s transfer to Headquarters Company and hospital. He notes limited news from Henry and hopes for return before fall. Oscar received a letter from Johnie.
Clifton C. Bader of the 658th Supply Company writes home saying Kensilla may go home soon Clyde is back with his old unit near the boys and the weather is cooler though the river has not frozen yet. He closes hoping for a letter and good health from his family. Subscribe for the Record.
The Record notes that a sewerage plan was rejected by most Linton property owners but argues for a central fire protection main. It warns residents of the risk and urges action to install a mains system for firefighting.
The speaker urges immediate discussion and decisive action rather than delaying until a joint gathering. They emphasize self initiative and prompt decision making to move forward.
G A Burge offers four six or eight inch well drilling with guaranteed work. Contact owner by phone or mail from Linton North Dakota for a trial.
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