20 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
1
This week the county issued vetted certificates to Lyle Hor Cines Cecilia Sheperd Charles Andrus Beth Sabraw Matthew Joe District Frank Glas Rosa Glas and others in Winona District. The Country Kid play at Grange Hall drew patrons and $102.15 will fund two schools as work continues across districts.
Recent items from Linton recount illness affecting residents including Mee Toe Lawler and Philip Schonkenberger, plus local business ties, court verdicts, and civic appointments. The Minneapolis Woolen Mills appointment for Marien Burge, courtroom actions by Judge Don I Tracy, and various church and school notices appear amid a broad roster of town life and travel reports.
Letter from Corporal Th. Peuren with the forces in France describes homey recollections and reports front-line activity near St Mihiel and Romercourt. He mentions weather, the front line trenches, and a large railroad yard scene as the unit moves through the Meuse region.
Mike Scherr, Strasburg farmer, returns home after a Capitol visit probing the Consumers United States Co investments reported as around 80,000 in various banks. He seeks stock proofs, plans to urge neighbors to withhold funds, and warns others to question the company’s legitimacy before proceeding.
The note lists a county court matter, naming parties and officials, with references to a probate or legal proceeding. It mentions the court and assorted names, positions, and procedural terms in a fragmented listing.
Fragmentary text mentions teachers and students with dated weekday references and a Saturday event. Names such as Edna Heine and Oliver appear alongside references to a school and attendance. The passage lacks complete sentences or clear context, but indicates a school gathering or ceremony with involved staff and pupils.
A church notice outlines the Sunday service order and Wednesday prayer meeting. It mentions youth prayer, Friday evening gatherings, and a storm-related note about 14 young people serving.
Readable fragments mention several proper nouns and places in a garbled OCR string. The text appears to jumble potential names, dates, and events with no clear single report or cohesive narrative to summarize into a structured item.
Miss Leonay Reinke heads a March program as students and teachers participate in a local school event. The article notes community turnout and the event’s schedule, highlighting Reinke’s role and the participation of Miss Erwin and other local figures.
A school report outlines recent student events at Mind School, noting quiz sessions, class projects, and morning announcements. Several named staff and students participate, with emphasis on science and math activities and classroom achievements.
A community campaign appeals for donations to support victims of war and disaster. Officials urge timely contributions to fund relief efforts and medical help, with detailed guidance on acceptable forms of support.
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