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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
5
A long list of visitors and callers from Hazelton Temvik Hague and other towns frequent Linton, with many attending meetings, hearings, and social events. Notables include J T Chaney purchasing a residence, delays for Red Cross garment drives, and the dedication of a new Parish School in Strasburg.
Tony Leuner is to have surgery at St. Alexius Hospital after a Saturday morning transfer. Benjamin Kuntz, Mercer county, is to be placed in Jamestown asylum after visiting Eureka College, health concerns cited. Sheriff Meinhover escorted Clarence White from Burleigh jail for a preliminary hearing in the Sloan and Pyatt killings. John Gimble and Maggie Heifenstein obtained a marriage license in Gayton. wedding planned Easter Sunday at the groom’s parents’ home.
Magdalena and Ignatz Goldade entered first grade last week. Rosalia Goldade joined third grade this week. Several pupils missed days due to illness including Beulah Smith with a cold and Dorothy Brown with chickpox. Certificates honored for three months of perfect attendance include Ethelyn Green Anna Postle Wilbur Burge Oscar Luchs George Bosch and Peter Schweitzer.
The North Dakota Council of Defense presents Karl Mathie to speak in German and English after the first show at the Electric Mary Pickford theater featuring Artclass Pictures and Paramount pictograph.
Mr Howard Cowles and Miss Emma Wessel of Hazelton married at 3 pm Monday at the Methodist parsonage with Rev S M Swaney officiating. They left Tuesday for a wedding trip to Sioux City Iowa as friends extend best wishes.
The newspaper announces Victor Rousseau's Deep Sea Peril a new serial will begin soon with installments to appear. Readers are urged to cut out each installment and paste it in a scrapbook to mail to soldiers in training camps and in France, a gesture believed to be greatly appreciated.
At Mrs Junge’s home a group of Episcopal choir ladies attended a Green Tea with pink ribbons and a cat in a bag reveal. An envelope combo with mixed letters and a diamond ring announced one guest’s engagement for an April wedding.
The article states that only the 12-cylinder Liberty aircraft engine is being manufactured, deemed superior after abroad developments and chosen over the eight-cylinder model.
The Winners Rev H Timmcke and Georg Horner of Linton North Dakota won the Bean Con contest at the Tracy Studio. Bean counts listed include 2510 for far, 2500 as winning number, with a top total 30 020 and a low 500.
Students finish memorizing Psalm of Life by Longfellow in language class. The exercise aims to build memory, pronunciation, and appreciation for classic poetry among the pupils.
After three years of warfare the total air strength on the western front has not exceeded 2500. Each plane requires 46 men plus two spare planes, a training plane per pilot, and an extra engine per plane. Planes live at most two months and engines need overhaul after 75 hours. American planes overseas heighten the need for thousands of mechanics and wood metal workers to sustain air supremacy.
Mrs. Alice Weeks of Boston is officially voted "mother of the regiment" by the Foreign Legion of the French army after more than two years of support to American soldiers in France. She began her mothering after her son joined the Foreign Legion and was killed before he could visit her in Paris.
USDA specialists say Southern chicken raisers should hold hens for fall marketing instead of selling them in spring. The plan aims to save millions of eggs and boost profits for farmers by aligning egg production with market cycles.
Classified notice seeking a house for rent by April first with inquiries directed to the office.
Classified notice seeking a girl for general house work for Mrs Scott Cameron with additional painting and farming related tasks. Contact Earle Mewing at phone 27-3 for details. Apr4-pd
1917 Ford Touring Car offered by Northwestern Motor Co. in a cash sale. The ad notes good tires and related details with a price of $350 for a first party buyer.
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