Correspondence Route One from Strasburg Area
John Dockter conducted business at Strasburg on Friday. P Miller Sr was at the county seat Thursday. Matt X and wife visited the Mochs Sunday. Peter Schlosser and Paul Senger drove to Strasburg Monday. George Moch will help with spring work for Jacob Moch. Miss Lutze Moch joined the Rosedale church choir Sunday. Jacob Moch’s new $500 auto piano was installed in the parlor with neighbors’ help. Mr and Mrs Joe Gaffre host Mrs Gaffre from Beaver Creek, mother to Joe, who hopes to reach the pulpit soon and assist at altar Sundays.
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Jacob Moch
Joe Gaffre
Gaffre
Beaver Creek
Local Notes And Notices From Hartford
Mrs. Jess Morford on the sick list. Elmer Jarvis buys another Ford. Mr. Longwell and family visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Noyes. Noyes and Johnny Schermeister transact in Lima Saturday. Herman Backhaus reports cattle losses this winter. Frost lifts, roads deteriorate. Correction: Godfrey Grenz was injured on Friday not Sunday while helping his father build a shed. Willie Bailey’s child dies after boiler accident. Willie is Marion Morford’s nephew.
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Godfrey Grenz
Willie Bailey
Welcome to ME Church Sunday Services and Revival
The ME Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 a m with classes for all ages The final class for Easter entrants meets at 3 p m Epworth League at 6 45 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 with the sermon Gods Battle Cry Choir and congregation provide music The last Revival Service in the Campaign is next Wednesday at 7 30 pm S M Swaney Pastor and the church promises a Christian welcome and friendly parishioners
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Epworth League
S. M. Swaney
Household Roles Among Ethnic Groups in Constantinople
The passage notes Turkish and Greek women in Constantinople households with Greeks described as the mainstay and most efficient cleaners. Armenians are depicted as neither quick nor presentable, and Turks often rely on Greek workers for domestic tasks.
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Constantinople
Join the Red Cross in Community Service Drive
Local volunteers organize a Red Cross recruitment push urging residents to join. Details emphasize training, blood drives, disaster response roles, and family-friendly service opportunities across the city.
Red Cross News and Local Social Roundup
Miss Hollihan visits B F Palmer home Saturday. Red Cross and Farmers Meeting set for church on March 30. Emma and Cora Blegh visit T J Drayton home. Earl Pullins of South Dakota visiting Geo Sandidge. Clara Carley and Jay Sandidge weekend guests at Geo Sandidge. Clear Creek overflows damage to Pitcher place bridge. Red Cross roster includes Lindberg, Green, Towne, Mrs Green, Doolittle. Vern Smith returns to Emmons county after year away. Ohie hosts three Red Cross schools with listed junior members and student rosters.
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Ohie
Red Cross
Miss
Hilshan
Irvin Grogan
Earl Grogan
Wilfred Adamson
Edna Adamson
Ethel Adamson
Ralph Loyd
John Dobson
Isabel Drayton
Gene Palmer
Emma Bleghl
Myrtle Green
Evelyn Green
Hollis Green
Cement Malone
Samuel Lalbo
Mabel Bilingsley
Teddy Billingsley
Lester Malone
Leo Malone
Clarence McGuire
Leonard Malone
Doris Spriggle
Rosa Goebs
Emerson Billingsley
Harold Billingsley
Martha Knapp
Johnnie Knapp
Emelia Knapp
Cora Bleghl’s
Olga Keller
Martha Keller
Bertha Keller
Rosalie Nathan
Alma Heyne
Gerhart Heyne
Edna Heyne
Richard Heyne
Meat Market Regulations North Dakota 1918
North Dakota regulates meat sales by day and product. Meat and mutton may be sold on meatless Tuesday from February 26 to April 15. Pork products banned on porkless Saturday. poultry and eggs limits apply February 11 to April 30. Retailers require US Food Administration licenses. licenses free via Washington DC division.
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North Dakota
Food Administration
United States Food Administration
Washington, D. C
Federal Food Administration
Fargo
N. D
E. F. Ladn
Federal
Canada Grants Free Admission for Meat Cattle
An order in council allows free entry of meat cattle into Canada until February 7, 1919 for bona fide residents under customs regulations. Cattle others, except for brewing purposes, are normally sustained at 52 percent.
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Canada
Minister of Customs
Drawing Out Savings At The Post Office
The message advises going to the post office to learn how to access saved funds and obtain the exact investment value on that date. It emphasizes not drawing funds unless you have two people present and follow the post office instructions.
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United States
U. S
U.S
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John Dockter
Strasburg
P. Miller, Sr
Matt X
Moch
Peter Schlosser
Paul Senger
George Moch
Hartford
Jess Morford
Elmer Jarvis
Ford
Mr. Longwell
Mrs. Earl Noyes
Earl Noyes
Johnny Schermeister
Linton
Herman Backhaus
ME Church
The
Omio
Miss Hollihan
B. F. Palmer
Red Cross and Farmers
Emma
Cora Blegh
T. J. Drayton
Earl Pullins
South Dakota
Geo. Sandidge
Clara Carley
Jay Sandidge
Clear Creek
Pitcher Place
Carl Lindberg
Willie Green
Merle Towne
Chas. Green
E. W Doolittle
Vern Smith
Emmons County
Mr. Smith
G. G. Palmer
Us.s
Lester Briggle
E. T. Atha
Trensart
C. F. Wagner
Charles B. Carley
E. D. Fogle
A. L. Geil
Register of Deeds
E. Hi. Brant
E. H. Smith
A. D. Tough
Casurer
L. Duaheaume
T. B. Meinhover
F.h.carpenter Lumber CO
L. D. Bishop
Linton Yard
Ford Car
F. O. B. Detroit
Mootor O
Linton and
Nazelton
Winona