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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
10
Fragmentary page notes describe early settler tasks and scenes along dusty roads. Characters like Mrs Matters and Lynne appear amid rural work, weather, and travel, with mentions of gates, hats blown off, and improvised farming gear.
The fragmentary text mentions famine context and several legible names, suggesting a report on relief or events in a distressed period. It cites individuals and places in a terse, garbled OCR style, conveying limited actionable details.
The administration signals readiness to deploy U S and Allied troops to Europe once transport is secured. Officials say a volunteer army unit of 24 000 is planned with ongoing training and close cooperation between American and Allied forces to ensure freedom of the seas, trade protection, and a triumphant defense of rights.
The notice urges buyers to tenur their orders for corn planters cultivators and winders and other implements. It promises current stock and factory pricing on many items and urges action before supplies run out at Linton Uisards.
Advertises sale of farm quarters and half sections in the Selfridge District Sioux County North Dakota. Mentions crop payments and steam plow Rind available to suitable buyers.
A fervent war era exhortation rallying Americans to arms and courage. Classical figures like Washington Lincoln Adams and Lee are invoked as inspiration. The speaker urges unity, strength, and resistance to tyranny, proclaiming duty to defend liberty and homeland against invaders.
Readable fragments describe a local public notice with incoherent names and vague actions. The text references people and places in a disrupted OCR passage, offering limited concrete details about the event or deadline.
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