Ambitious men sought to sell national grocery brand
One of the world's largest wholesale grocers seeks aggressive salesmen to distribute groceries teas coffees spices paints oils and stock foods nationwide. Promises strong value and easy sales backed by banker references. Write to John Sexton & Co Illinois and Kingsbury Streets Chicago Adv. Red Cross note and Record advertisement.
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John Sexton & Co
Illinois
Kingsbury
Chicago
Adv
Atha Seeks Republican Support for County Treasurer Bid
E. T. Atha announces his candidacy for re election as County Treasurer and asks Republican voters for support at the June 26 1918 primary.
Geil announces candidacy for Emmons County Register of Deeds
A L Geil announces re election bid for Register of Deeds of Emmons County North Dakota. He asks Republican voters for support at the June 26 1918 primaries citing strict office duties as reason for endorsement.
Emmons County Clerk of Court Candidate Announcement
Frank J. Meier declares for Clerk of the District Court of Emmons County seeking Republican nomination at the June 20 primary. The notice is dated May 16 and notes primary participation by Democratic voters on June 26 1918.
Charles B Carley for County Judge declares candidacy
A proclamation from Charles B Carley of St Emmons County North Dakota running in the Republican Primary Election on June 26 1918. He pledges strict attention to duties and exclusive devotion to the office if elected.
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St Emmons County
North Dakota
Charles B. Carley
Braddock Dramatics Rally for War Fund Over the Top
Braddock Dramatic Club toured Braddock and nearby towns with the home talent play Under the Laurels. The fundraiser raised $1,009.10 for the war effort. Emmons County to draft 26 men on May 25 as residents aid the trenches.
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Braddock Dramatic Club
Braddock
Dramatic Club
W H Lee Announces Candidacy for Emmons County Sheriff
A political notice states W H Lee seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff of Emmons county in the upcoming primary on June 26, 1918, urging voters to support his bid.
County Superintendent Candidate Seeks District Clerk Nomination
A candidate for Emmons County voters announces bid for the nomination to the office of the Clerk of the District Court. The notice invites support from residents as campaigns begin.
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Emmons County
Hanson campaign for superintendent of schools on nonpartisan ballot
A candidate message to Emmons County voters announces Henry H Hanson’s campaign for the office with a promise of economical, full-time service and no private enterprise. The piece asks for support at the June 26 primaries, signed by Lester Briggle, County Superintendent of Schools. A separate 1918 bank condition report for German American State Bank at Linton follows, detailing assets, liabilities, and a sworn statement by cashier Fred Heinrich.
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Emmons County
Henry H. Hanson
Lester Briggle
State OF
North Dakota
Emmons
Fred Heinrich
Clerk of District Court candidate in Emmons County primaries
A Republican candidate for the Office of Clerk of the District Court in Emmons County North Dakota seeks voters' decision at the June 26 1918 primaries. The letter is addressed to voters and signed by C F Wagher.
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Emmons County
N. Dak
District Court
C. F. Wagher
County Auditor Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate for re election as County Auditor asks Republican voters for their support in the Primary Election to be held June 26.
Don L Tracy Seeks County Judge Nomination in 1918 Primary
Don L Tracy announces candidacy for county judge under the Republican banner in Emmons County born and raised there. He states he is 29 and pledges a business like administration and equal treatment if elected. Primary date June 26, 1918.
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Emmons County
Don L. Tracy
Norwegian physician bread recipe for constipation cure
A historic recipe lists bran flour molasses soda salt buttermilk and raisins baked into a loaf. Claimed by a famous Norwegian physician to cure chronic constipation when used instead of wheat bread. The bread reportedly tastes delicious.
Control of Cut Worms for Transplants
Extension guidance from North Dakota Agricultural College describes cut worms as about an inch long and dirty gray, living in soil and feeding at night on surface plants. Protect transplants by wrapping stems with paper above and below soil, and apply a bait wash of one teaspoon paris green, one tablespoon molasses, and one pint bran with water. scatter near plants in the evening to attract worms.
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Paris Green
N. Dak. Agr. College
Pollock Progress Reports Wrecks and Travel News
Frank Solomonson escaped injury after a minor auto wreck last week. M T Wolverton, an early Pollock settler now in Liverpool Texas, visited Pollock and hopes to locate an oil well to aid the food supply. A boy fell from a plowing cart and was bruised but not seriously harmed. A Westfield party suffered injuries in an automobile crash with a broken jaw and teeth loss, but all received medical care and are recovering.
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Frank Solomonson
Sam Solomonson
M. T. Wolverton
Liverpool
Texas
Mr. Wolverton
Lone Star
Henry DeBoer
van Olst
Westfield
DeBoer
Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Emmons County
Mortgage by Agnes J Chapman to German American State Bank of Linton dated May 26 1914 assigned to A M Anderson later to Schanke Company to foreclose. Property lot 4 block 2 township 133 north range 77 west Emmons County North Dakota. Sale at Boston courthouse on June 11 1918 at 2 pm. Amount due 190.42 dollars plus taxes paid.MANDAN SULLIVAN Attorneys for Assignee. May 2 to June 6 weeks.
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Linton
North Dakota
Treasury
Agnes J. Chapman
A. M. Anderson
Schanke & Company, & Corporation
Register of Deeds
Emmons
Boston
Linmons County
Nate
M Etion
Ranke
Fifth Principal Meridian
Macres
Emmons County
Schanke & Company
Eureka Items From the Northwest-Blade May 9
Local visitors drop through Eureka including Carl Vorlander with Miss Kile and John Hepperle Ulrich Reue Chris Wittmayer of Leola. Irene Gerdes travels to Aberdeen. Jacob Keim visits Linton at Rev. Buts chat's home. County Auditor Wittmayer tours Kansas City with Mrs Wittmayer who recently recovered from five months in a Texas sanitarium. Viola Bauer, Eureka alumna, writes she works at St Alpha Hospital and plans Red Cross service after.
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John J. Hepperle
Ulrich Reue
Chris Wittmayer
Leola
Our City
Kansas City
Viola Bauer
Eureka
St. Alexius Hospital
Red Cross
Hazelton Happenings May 9 Locals and Visits
J Lee Smith left for Minneapolis Wednesday. Mrs S E Brindle went to Mandan Tuesday to visit friends. R C Burlingame was a business visitor from Temvik Tuesday. Albert Jungs and Lester Briggle ...
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J. Lee Smith
Minneapolis
S. E. Brindle
Mandan
R. C. Burlingame
Temvik
Albert Jungs
Lester Briggle
Emmons County Seeks Bids on Bridges and Culverts
Notice to contractors from the Board of County Commissioners Emmons County North Dakota invites sealed proposals by 3 pm May 23 1918 for one 24 ft steel bridge two locations and for several concrete culverts with specified sizes and wings. Plans at the county auditor after May 10 1918. Bids require a 5 percent certified check and bids marked bridges or culverts. The board may reject all bids. Apr 16 1918 E H Brant county auditor.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
N. Dak
Linton
N. D
E. H. Brant
Notable Local Movements and Court Case Ahead
Ex Senator Wesley Baker and Mrs. Baker of Livona were seen in town Tuesday. The State versus Clarence White for the Sloan slaying is set for May 21 with few witnesses but broad public interest expected in Bismarck. Herbert Dawson and Harold Kramer will leave the Hazelton Drug Co. and Republican ties to focus on painting contracts and future schooling.
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Wesley Baker
Livona
Clarence White
C. D. Sloan
Bismarck
Herbert Dawson
Harold Kramer
Republican
Hazelton Drug Co
Questions. The simplest queries are usually clearest.
A brief note arguing that straightforward questions tend to reveal the most direct understanding. Clarity comes from asking simple, focused inquiries rather than complex or abstract ones.
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E. T. Atha
A. L. Geil
Pollock
State Line
C. P. Burnstad
Frank J. Meier
Mysslf
Braddock Breville
Braddock News
F. G. Glines
Hazelton
J. A. Allensworth and
D. A. Higgins
R. K. Batzer
W. H. Lee
Frances
Emmons Co
Linton, North Dakota
Health Bread
John Albrecht
Shockey
Sullivan & Sullivan
N. J
Wks
Carl Vorlander
Miss Kile
Irene H. Gerdes
Aberdeen
Jacob Keim
Rev
Wm. Butschat
E. E. Bradbury
H. O. Batzer
St. Cloud
Twin Cities
H. O. Sauer
W. J. Pettis
Bismarck Hospital
A .C. Staak
Selfridge
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