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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

9

Immigrant settle in Emmons county and local notices

Israel Robinson visited Williamsport this week. Senator Worst and Emmons county orator Emmons will speak at Lisbon on Decoration Day. Al Winings of Hampton broke a thumb trying to drive through an oak board. Emmons county draws many immigrants this year, German Catholic settlement now over 3850 families. The Soo railroad is planned from Kulm to Bismarck, about 100 miles, in coming weeks. Thomas E Lawler proved up on timber claims at Williamsport with Turner and Winings as witnesses. John Pekelder’s 1865 naturalization papers found in Chicago mention a free white man. Father Martin conducted services at Jacob Kalberer Jr.'s. Father of C. J. and H. W. Allen survived a dynamite blast accident in Michigan and is recovering.

Israel Robinson Williamsport Tribune Senator Worst Emmons County Lisbon al. Winings Hampton N. D Eureka Post Fargo John F. Geil Soo Kulm Bismarck Dickey Logan Emmons people—Forum Thomas E. Lawler T. E Thomas Jerome Turner A. W. Winings John Pekelder Hull Chicago Cook County Martin Jacob Kalberer, Jr C. J H. W. Allen Michigan Allen

Have You Bought a Victory Bond Have You Bought a Victory Bond

A brief public notice urges readers to consider purchasing Victory Bonds as part of the war effort. It emphasizes national fundraising and civic duty with a concise call to action for citizens.

Tanlac Restores Atlanta Woman After Years of Illness

Mrs. E O Wilson of Atlanta describes two years in bed and a hospital stay with chronic indigestion and pain. After taking Tanlac she gained 25 pounds, sleeps well, and can walk and shop again with renewed energy and no pain. Tanlac is sold in Braddock by J E Fitzgibbons and a leading local druggist in each town.

Tanlac E. O. Wilson Atlanta Sam Braddock J. E. Fitzgibbons

Putting Ivy to Good Use on Windmill Framework

Popular Science Monthly notes a farmer used wild grape and ivy to rapidly cloak a windmill frame. In two years the structure became a vine covered bower, costing little and transforming ugliness into beauty.

Science Monthly

Thibet By Native Control With Chinese Oversight

Thibet remains practically free as natives, a Mongol branch, govern locally while China handles foreign relations and maintains small garrisons.

Thibet

Clean Up the Roadside Beautification Push

Community volunteers are urged to mow weeds along roadsides to improve appearance. A few minutes of work can beautify the area and give volunteers a sense of accomplishment.

Trees for highways demand study and action

A call to replace hedges and ornamental trees with productive species on highways. The author urges planting black walnut butternut hickory oak maple pines for lumber fruit trees and berries while criticizing thorn hedges and urging a public landscape gardener authority. Subscription request noted as Record $200.

Europe

Victory Bond Offer for Sale of Rumely Engine

Classified notice advertises a Rumely 3 horsepower engine for sale at the record office. It states engine can burn gasoline or kerosene and invites readers to apply locally.

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