Details of Wilton and Baker in Army Bills
President Hisot and Secretary Baker push to reconcile senate and house army bills on age limits and minor differences. Both chambers approved draft measures. pay for enlisted men rises to 29 or 30 dollars monthly. Conference planned for early next week to finalize the bill for rapid presidential signature.
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Washington
Hisot
Baker
Senate
House Army
LaFollette
Gronnan
House
Congress
Harding
Col
Meee
France
Roosevelt
Europe
Ashurst
Broussard
Gore
Hardwick
Hollis
Hasting
Johnson
South
War Department
Twine price forecast for North Dakota farmers rises
The Mexican sisal monopoly promises to push binder twine to luxury status as hard fibres trend upward. E C Esply representing Hanson & Orth says no near term drop in sisal. prices may reach 18 to 20 cents, with Manila hemp a partial substitute. Prison fibre purchases aim to profitably sell twine at 14 cents.
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North Dakota
E. C. Espliy
Hanson & Orth
New York
Board of Control
Mr. Esp
Bismarck
Manila
Ocean
Lewis
Talcott
Notes From the County Superintendent
The county superintendent announces Arbor Day May 4 and teacher exams May 10 11 for reading circle work and May 18 19 for eighth grade finals with per set counts and state credits options. Certificates for perfect attendance were issued to Phyll. Common school diplomas were issued.
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Mary Graham
Richard W Gel
Herald Kramer
Williansport
Court House
Minot
Certificate Awarded for Nine Months Perfect Attendance
Coventry Cecil Gillespie John Bredberg and Peter Schweitzer of Winchester No 5 receive certificates to Sylvia Loux of Williamsport No 6 Elizabeth Droog and Tony Droog of Bakker No 10 Carrie Moch Anton Moch Lutais Moch Katie Moch and Joesph Moch of Dakem No 14 John Eisenbarth of Danbury No 19 Martha Huber and Tda Yoller of Band Creek No 24. Cecil Gillespie of Winchester No 5 earns a nine month perfect attendance certificate.
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Coventry
Cecil Gillespie
John Bredberg
Peter Schweitzer
Winchester
Sylvia Loux
Williamsport
Elizabeth Droog
Tony Droog
Bakker
Carrie Moch
Anton Moch
Lutais Moch
Katie Moch
Joesph Moch
Dakem
John Eisenbarth
Danbury
Martha Huber
Tda Yoller
Band Creek
Navy urges students to investigate needs before enlisting
Northwest university college and high school students are urged by Navy recruiting officer Lieutenant Commander James D. Willson to personally explore Navy needs and opportunities before deciding how to serve Uncle Sam. The appeal stresses the regular Navy as the greatest need and notes one sailor equals two in other services. Recruiting stations are listed in Minnesota and North Dakota cities.
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University
Northwest
Navy Department
James 7D. Willson
Navy
Uncle Sam
Sam
St. Paul
Minn
Duluth
Brainerd
St. Cloud, Minn
Fargo, N. Dak
Post Office ‘Build
Seventeenth Infantry to Guard German Sailors at Ga Forts
Washington reports the Seventeenth Infantry will guard German interned sailors moved from Philadelphia yards to Forts McPherson and Oglethorpe Georgia. Six companies join plans with a marine escort. Willie Green of the Seventeenth writes they guard three hundred fifty German soldiers at Oglethorpe with Joshua Chaney also en route to McPherson.
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Washington
Seventeenth Infantry
Forts
McPherson
Oglethorpe
Philadelphia Navy
Daniels
Seventeenth
Willie Green
Oglethorpe, Ga
Joshua Chaney
Word by the Writer Praises Linton Soldiers
A writer urges pride in Linton soldiers serving to defend their country. He hopes they return victorious with smiles and speaks of collective pride if a complete victory is achieved.
First Arrest in Linton For Driving Without License
The first arrest of the year in Linton involves Rollo R. Hogue for operating a vehicle without a 1917 license. Mayor Leo posted a notice at the post office warning that violations would be pursued after May first.
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Linton
Rollo R. Hogue
Leo
Post Office
DuHeaume
Hazelton News Notes Local Events and Moves
Hazelton items detail individuals and actions across town. H Oster visits Brad dock and Linton on business. new Home Cafe to open in Snyder building by Mr and Mrs Fred Jenner. Mr and Mrs Ben Matthews return from Michigan. Adolph Staak visits from Braddock with engines to ship. Church work progresses with brick deliveries. Knights of Pythias hold meeting and bid farewell to B C Hanson.
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Grand Jury
H. Oster
Braddock
Linton
Snyder Building
Fred Jenner
Ben Matthews
Michigan
Adolph Staak
Albert Shepersky
Hazelton
Montana
H. P. Crandall
R. K. Batzer
Clarmnot Avenue
Center Street
R .I
Janet W. Kunsch
Hazelton Cafe
W. B. Andrus
Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
Klabunde
B. C. Hanson
Tuttle
Wm. Gimbel
Training camp applications redirected to local captain
Public notice from Captain B. F. Ristine to Mr. F. B. Streeter of Linton North Dakota that all future training camp applications must be submitted to him and no longer sent to Chicago. Telegram dated May 1 at 2 30 PM from Bismarck North Dakota.
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Bismarck
N. D
F. B. Streeter
Cream Station Sold as Oster Relocates to Clothing
The Cream Station was bought from H Oster in the latter part of last week. Mr Gimbel had strong patronage in the business a year ago and is expected to regain his old customers and attract new ones. Oster plans to enter the clothing trade at Linton.
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H. Oster
Gimbel
Mr. Oster
Linton
REMEMBER THE BABIES BABY WEEK FOCUS CARE TIPS
The nation observes Baby Week with civic clubs teaching baby care. The American Medical Association offers guidance on bottle fed infants noting diarrhoea risk, need for clean cold milk, daily boiled bottles, and adequate hydration. Caregivers bear responsibility for the health growth and happiness of children.
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The
American Medical Association
Unsafe baby-care practices listed for infant health
A historical notice outlines various risky behaviors around infants including alcohol use, dirty items, wet diapers, unsafe moving pictures, violent rocking, feeding-related play, kissing babies, sharing bottles, improper sleeping positions, and exposing infants to coughing, sneezing, or TB.
Catholic Church Notices for Linton and Rosenthal
Saint Anthony residence at 810 Broadway schedules high mass on first and third Sundays at 10 a.m. Vespers and benediction at 2 p.m. Weekday mass at 7:30 a.m. Sacred Heart mission from Rosenthal attends from Linton on the second and fourth Sundays with high mass and sermon at 10 a.m.
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Linton
Saint Anthony
Broadway
Rosenthal
Sacred Heart
Mission
Leonard Du Heaume Real Estate Linton North Dakota
Leonard Du Heaume is listed with a real estate office in Linton, North Dakota. The item notes a local agency and property dealings in the town.
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Leonard DU Heaume
Internal German troubles threaten government in world war
The report says German workmen threaten the government and all communication is closed as May Day dawns with armed fronts of France and Germany in a vast global conflict. Central Powers suppress news, no German papers leave the country and travel is banned for ten days.
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France
Germany
Teutonic Empire
Japan
German Plot Found Aimed at Wall Street and Wires
New York police said Wolfe Hirsch and George Meyringer confessed a plan to destroy a major Wall Street institution, tap telegraph trunks between Chicago Washington and New York, and send false reports of President Wilson's assassination and U boat raids to disrupt wires and profit from the stock market. The two Germans were arrested last night at Roosevelt hospital and charged with possessing an acid bomb.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Washington
Wilson
Atlantic
Wolfe Hirsch
George Meyringer
Roosevelt Hospital
Dedication at Grassna Church Set Next Sunday
Grassna district prepares for the dedication of its new church to be held Sunday May 6 at 10 a m. The church cost about 7000 dollars to build and will be officiated by Bishop Vincent Wehrle of Bismarck with several nearby priests assisting. many parishioners are expected.
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Grassna
Vincent Wehrle
D. D
Bismarck
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Wilton
Linton, North Dakota
Hogue
Hazelton Hanppaings
Republican
Western Union Telegram
Linton, N. D
B. F. Ristine
Jimiti
Emerson
Moline
Osborn
Monitor
Cors
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