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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
2
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Mandan North Dakota May 9 the school board voted to eliminate German from Mandan High School. Spanish will be substituted with officials arguing German is not essential and that Spanish offers broader future opportunities for students and for connecting with South American countries.
Beginning tomorrow the government will issue a daily newspaper of war preparation announcements called the Official Bulletin. It will be directed by the Committee on Public Information and mailed to all newspapers. Postmasters will post it in offices daily. Edward S. Rochester is editor.
The county superintendent urges teachers to motivate students to plant potatoes and beans to offset a possible flour shortage. He notes America faces a real food crisis as spring wheat yields shrink per capita and trenches demand flour. Emmons County has idle acres ready for planting.
A report details Miss Helen J. Sullivan praising school clubs and parent teacher associations at a community center event. It also notes certificates for long attendance at Burr Oak and related districts, plus a Kansas State Agricultural College concrete pavement study with two surface methods and durable joints.
Leo Matthews explains how one or two passes with a light King drag after soil dries hardens roads. He urges farmers to drag their roads after each needed use and provides construction tips. The drag should be light, easy to lift, and use a round timber with a iron strip for sharp edges, using a 10 to 12 inch log.
May 12 1893 report lists Major Hendershott visiting from Cass county Uncle Tom Bottomley returning from Winona County Superintendent Andrus visiting Williamsport. Birth announced May 10 to Mr and Mrs Lincoln Geil Logan county visitors to Bismarck. E H Wilsons flock passed through town led by Tom Kelly en route to Winchester. Asa Casselman visiting son and daughter in Cherry Grove district. W 8 Casselman laid up in Bismarck with rheumatism two weeks, bedridden then improving.
The plan for a yearly appropriation to plant shade trees and shrubs along state highways aims to decorate regions with increasing public traffic for recreation and enjoyment of nature. The Boston Post notes the investment yields ample satisfaction through improved scenery and regional appeal.
Toe esstematic use of the road Drag will give better results for the money spent than any other method of maintaining an earth road, and costs from $19 to $15 per mile per year in Illinois, provided the road has been properly built.
A bond proposal of 1 750 000 dollars was approved by a four to one vote to fund about 125 miles of concrete highways in Sacramento County California. The decision came within a few days of the election.
The Missouri College of Agriculture urges farmers to take pride in home grounds as roads improve. A well kept yard becomes an outdoor living room, with clean, neat, cheerful spaces, fine trees, flowering shrubs, and seasonal flowers that boost home life and community ties.
List of major American conflicts with their claimed start and end dates including the Revolution War 1775 1783 the Northwestern Indian wars 1790 1795 the war with France 1793 1800 the Tripoli war 1801 1805 the Creek War 1813 1814 the War of 1812 1812 1815 the Seminole War 1817 1818 the Black Hawk War 1831 1832 the Cherokee disturbance 1836 1837 the Florida Indian War 1885 1843 the Aroostook disturb 1836 1889 the Mexican War 1846 1848 the Apache Navajo Utah war 1849 1855 the Civil War 1861 1865 the Spanish American War 1898 the Philippine insurrection 1899 1900.
A farm rider reflects on the pleasure of dragging roads for better rides. He notes the heat before and after the drag, and that horses may suffer briefly but enjoy occasional rest.
A compact reflection on attention and virtue by Charles Wagner. The author warns that people chase distant ideals while neglecting those close to them, missing the good that lies at their own doors and harming those nearby.
A collection of opinions extols making roads pleasant through shade trees flowers and bridges. It envisions dust reduction wide sweeps milestones and warning signs to enhance scenic beauty and safety.
A barefoot dancer is mocked as a novelty in a sharp exchange on expressive feet. Critics dismiss the claim that she interprets a classic poem with her toes, arguing the press agent will push any sensational angle for fame.
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