Primary Election Notice for Emmons County North Dakota
A notice dated May 20 1918 from County Auditor E H Brant sets June 26 for a primary election in Emmons County North Dakota. Polls open 8 am to 5 pm at various precincts for partisan and nonpartisan races including Congress governor secretary of state and county offices with multiple precincts listed and inspectors named.
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Why We Fight by Clarence L Speed
Clarence L Speed argues Germany seeks to undermine the United States from within through editors teachers and preachers and the 1913 Delbruck law allowing dual allegiance He cites foreign German unions and Pan German leagues as evidence of a covert war and urges absolute defeat of Germany before peace talks.
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Dr Mellontum Promises Free Exam in Minnesota Visit
He offers consultation and estimations on a health trip to Minneapolis with free examination. The doctor claims nonoperative treatment for many conditions and lists diseases treated from stomach to kidneys with a focus on avoiding improper measures. Contact at 336 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
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Buy Binder Twine Early
The N. b. Food Administration urges farmers to order binder twine soon to ensure early shipments for harvest needs. With sisal becoming expensive and substitutes in use, the government will buy and distribute all sisal needed for twine to keep prices low for manufacturers.
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Plan Your War Garden Now Save Time and Money
National effort urges war gardens amid transportation strains and railcar shortages. USDA estimates 2,000,000 Americans planted last year to aid the Allies and reduce export demand. Leaflets with garden instructions are available from the Department of Agriculture in Washington at no charge.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Wisconsin man defends divorce over silent wife and phonograph
A Wisconsin husband contests his wife’s divorce suit claiming she froze him out and forced him to buy a phonograph for company asserting the marriage deteriorated due to her refusal to speak to him.
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County Picnic Series Promises Educational Rural Life Boost
Arrangements are nearly complete for five to six community picnics in the county during the week of June 10. Localities with social centers will host events featuring prominent speakers in efforts to improve schools and rural life. Residents are urged to attend at least one picnic. exact locations and programs will be advertised later.
Change in Dates Adjusts exams to June 27 28
Notice explains state primaries clash with eighth grade exams so exams move to Thursday and Friday June 27 and 28 while high school exams stay on schedule. Emmons County Red Cross notes a charity sale in the Tuttle home raising funds. Certificates honor nine and three months perfect attendance to local students. National Memorial Day proclaimed by President Wilson for May 30 with prayers for victory and mercy.
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How to Cut Paper With a Pin
A Popular Science Monthly tip explains using a pin or needle to cut paper when scissors are unavailable. For a single clipping, place it on another sheet, tilt the pin to trace its outline, then press along the edge to cut smoothly.
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A College Education and Local Rivalry
In England two bootmakers facing each other in a village high street displayed rival window mottos during a college break. One son at college led to Mens Conscia Recto appearing in the first shop, while the rival responded with Men’s and Women’s Conscia Recti. The Christian Monitor notes the clever branding mirrored by the competitors.
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Christian Monitor
Lumber Preservative Found To Extend Gum Lumber Life
Findings show gum lumber treated with pure gummed spirits of turpentine and exposed to open air lasts many years longer. The process uses three coats with thorough drying after each application.
World figures urged calm amid turmoil
A brief notice notes notable global figures advocate calm in times of upheaval, stressing restraint and steady leadership as key to stability.
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