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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
1
The county agent urges diversified farming to cope with rising wages and prices. He cites wages from 60 to 125 dollars monthly, high costs for clothing and shoes, and the gamble of grain crops. He promotes grasses, milch cows, and testing seed corn while inoculating seed and treating potatoes.
The Leon school review item notes students marked down in third and fourth grades last Friday. Teddy Burge was absent due to sickness Monday afternoon. Pupils raised enough money last week to buy a volleyball. George Kelech visited his parents near Napoleon and arrived late after a tire delay. Opal’s walk to school stretched four and a half miles due to a flat tire. Gagesquently Opal was half a day late from Glaeses. A rule by Mr. Galin sets exemption from exams for students earning certain marks in daily work.
The Methodist Church invites all to attend services with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Epworth League at 745 p m Evening Worship at 830 featuring Miss Cross a missionary recently returned from Africa Prayer meetings every Friday at 830 and remarks on youth growth The pastor H M Swaney urges strangers to find a friendly church home
A series opens with the case for a new school in Linton. It argues current facilities are inadequate, crowded, and unsafe, urging remodeling of the existing building and planning a larger facility to serve the next ten to fifteen years.
Notes by Co Sup t list several district school closings and eighth grade diplomas for Burr Oa Glana von and McCulley districts. It urges timely census and treasurer report submissions, announces county nurse petition discussions, and stresses recruiting teachers for next fall amid anticipated shortages.
A critical summary of North Dakota’s two million dollar bank bill urging July 8th votes. The piece attacks sections granting the Industrial Commission power, unlimited state deposits, and tax exemptions for personal accounts, labeling the measure a state takeover of banking. It warns of privatized bank competition and political influence by Frazier.
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