Birth of a Nation Draws Linton Crowds and Local Notes
Linton residents attend the Birth of a Nation screening and a full town-plant night in Linton features a patriotic tone. Community notices report visits, weddings, travel, and business updates across Emmons county with mentions of Strasburg, Hazelton, Temvik, Napoleon, and various farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Meier
John Schmaltz
Strasburg
Menna DeBoer
Linton
Leffenwell
Bismark
Bazar
Fred Pietz
Bismarck
C. E. Brooks
Hartford
H. H. Hanson
Sarah Scott
South Dakota
John Tillema
Mestfield
A. R. Muehlberg
Hazelton
W. C. Wolverton
Temvik
Hazel Haggard
Valley City
Rochus Biesheuval
Grace Dawson
The
Braddock News
Jack Mitchell
Frank Chestown
A L Geil
Eva
Priscilla Club
Wallace Eyes
Emmonsburg
Evelyn Blore
Einer Grotting
Mamie Haggard
Scott Cameron
Pat
E. T- Atha
Ed. Brown
Wm. Lammers
Westfield Country
Homstead
May Raven
Anna Chestown
Mayville
Maurice van Soest
Gracee van Soest
Bert Hoveman
Ben. Veldkamp
Geo. Rowerdink
Strasburgg
Emil Hanit
Emil
Astera
Cockburn
Cockburn and
Lingenfelter
Sautter
Linten Auto Co
van Horne
R. K. Batzer
Olivé McManus
Roy Yeater
Helen Wilson
H. O. Batzer
Mikelson
J. W. Beukelman
Carley
Emmons
George Rohrich, Sr
Napoleon
Carl Meier
Meier
H. B. Kiefer
Hague
D. R Streeter
Lynn Haven
Fila
Montana
Outlook
Mont
Ailv _ar
Phillips
Herman Thoreson
Billings
Sidney Rodenberg
Ike Dornbush
Westfield
South End
Hermann Brusch
Dave Colquhoun
Bieber
Phil Tempel
Chas, BeWitt
Mayme Monahan
C. O.smith
Gerrit Rooks
The Little Red Schoolhouse in American Memory
A historical reflection on the phrase little red schoolhouse its origins in New England and its use in political rhetoric. It notes few red schoolhouses exist today in the Midwest and West, with most buildings white or weathered gray, yet the expression persists as a symbol of self made Americans and grassroots virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
New England
East
Little Red Schoolhouse
Royal talk over domestic care hints at timeless worries
The Springfield Republican notes Charles Dickens and Queen Victoria discussed domestic service and rising food costs at Buckingham Palace. The piece argues such casual chats reveal character and shared concerns beyond state affairs, joking about ancient rulers facing similar kitchen trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Charles Dickens
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Louisville Courier-Journal
Windsor
Darius
Suez
Nebuchadnezzar
Dunbar Medal Set Early Standard for War Medals
The Dunbar Medal of 1650, authorized by Parliament, is seen as the first true universal war medal. Cromwell opposed his likeness. Parliament kept his effigy on the obverse, depicting a battle elsewhere while the army and Parliament differed in the design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Dunbar
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Army
London
Famous Maryland Artists Charles and Rembrandt Peale
Maryland honors two renowned artists, Charles and Rembrandt Peale. Born in Chestertown in 1741, Charles was also an inventor and craftsman who studied under Copley and West. He painted Washington and contributed to the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, while later inventing enamel teeth. He died in 1827, leaving a lasting artistic legacy through his son Rembrandt Peale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charles
Rembrandt Peale
Chestertown
Robert Fulton
Charles Peale
Boston
Copley
London
Benjamin West
Washington
Virginia
Trenton
Germantown
Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Remtrandt Peale
Canopus Brightness and Size by Ellison Estimate
The Youth's Companion reports Prof. W. F. A. Ellison's calculation that Canopus is 49,000 times as bright as the sun, with a diameter 134 times larger, 18,000 times more surface area, and 2,420,000 times greater in volume. If placed at the Sun's center, it would fill 0.85 of Venus orbit and span 70 degrees in the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus
W. F. A. Ellison
Professor Ellis
Venus
Earth
For Sale Heavy Work Horses In Rexter North Dakota
Three to twelve years old horses offered for sale. Viewable at section 10 133 78 or write Paul Mausehund Rexter Temvit North Dakota for prices. Notes contact information provided.
Bounty Offered for Prairie Dog Tails in Emmons County
Notice from Emmons County North Dakota issued March 1 1917 announces a bounty of two cents for the tail of each printed during February and March 1917, with payment on oath that waters were killed in the county and a minimum fifty tail requirement. John R Snyder author of Emmons County ND signing the notice.
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Board of Ten Commissioners
Tinton
N. D
John R
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H. A. Thoreson
Adv
David Ackerman
Constantine Dietrich
Electric Theatre
Crimson Stain
Chris Becker
Ashley
Napolen
E. D. Fogle
Inton
District Court
Emmons County
Fogle
Fo Fle
Tom Fergus
Ohio Farmers’ Union
C. E. Green
H. H. Adamson
Nina Grogan
J. H. Innings
Ray Green
Hans Hanson
N. L. Grogan
T. J. Richards
Elva
Wilbert O’donald
United States Civil Service Commission
N. C
Washington, D. C
Commission
Orm
Ieee
Lenten, N. D
Paul Mausehund, Rexter
Temvit, North Dakota
Bethlehem
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
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Oise
Home Bakery
Depot
C. Bertheau
WORM
Vorlander
Winona
Fred Kist
First State Bank