County Treasurer Re-election Bid Filed for June 26 1918
E. T. Atha announces candidacy for re election as County Treasurer and seeks Republican primary support for the June 26 1918 election.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
7
E. T. Atha announces candidacy for re election as County Treasurer and seeks Republican primary support for the June 26 1918 election.
Federal Food Administrator Ladd urges farmers to market all wheat by June 1 to prevent seed shortages and support allied needs. Consumers face limits on wheat flour and sugar, with cards issued to merchants to monitor purchases. Restrictions require equal purchases of substitutes, stressing patriotic cooperation and close merchant guidance.
A candidate seeks Republican primary support on June 26 1918 for the Emmons County North Dakota Register of Deeds office. The appeal cites strict duties and calls for party voters to back re election.
Charles B. Carley announces candidacy for County Judge of Emmons County North Dakota subject to Republican primary voters on June 26 1918 He pledges strict duty attention and full dedication to the office if elected Respectfully submitted
Candidate C. F. Wagher asks Emmons County voters for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court on June 26, 1918. He submits a respectful appeal to support at the primary.
The candidate announces candidacy for re election as County Auditor and asks Republican voters for support at the June 26 1918 primary election.
Don L Tracy announces his candidacy for county judge in Emmons county, stating he is 29, born and raised there, and pledging a business-like, even handed approach if elected. He asks Republican voters for their support in the June 26 1918 primary.
A quotation notes that a harsh education emphasizing self denial outlasts even the finest teaching that covers all else. It contrasts extreme discipline with broad instruction and laments the value placed on restraint over comprehensive knowledge.
The Food Administration urges every citizen to eat potatoes to conserve wheat. With many areas having a surplus, the campaign asks prompt consumption to prevent waste and support the war effort.
Retailers promote the 50-50 rule from the U S Food Administration requiring buyers of wheat flour to also purchase an equal weight of cereal substitutes. Explanations cover exceptions for graham and whole wheat flours, mixed flours, and infant or invalid foods, with sample substitution lists and usage guidance.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure on Lot 4, Section 2, Township 133 North Range 77 West, Emmons County North Dakota. Mortgage originally held by German American State Bank of Linton and assigned to Schanke & Company. Sale set at courthouse front steps in Linton on June 1, 1918 at 2 PM for $190.42 due plus taxes paid by mortgagee. Assignee: Schanke & Company. Attorneys: Sullivan & Sullivan Mandan ND.
A patriotic piece urges eating potatoes to prevent waste as a home front war effort. It extols potatoes as a made in America staple and calls on readers to support the front by consuming the abundant hampered crop to save wheat and aid troops abroad. It lauds potatoes as a good soldier helping fight the Kaiser.
Emmons County Board invites sealed bids by May 23 1918 for steel bridges and concrete culverts with specific dimensions and locations in sections 6 13 78 19 20 135 78 34 131 77 23 24 135 78 22 24 132 74. Plans available May 10 1918 at the county auditor.
Equal parts salt and soda sifted together create a tooth powder that preserves teeth and leaves them feeling smooth. This classic remedy emphasizes simple ingredients and practical dental care.
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