Land Transfers Reflect Diverse Property Deals in Lin ton and Strasburg
Multiple parcels change hands in rural districts with transfers involving Sievers Beal Kremer Briggs Mastel Drumm Fischer Erdmann Helfenstein Schorzman Lenhart Huber and other residents. Transactions include lots in Kintyre Hunter's addition Strasburg Temvik and Milwaukee Land Company's additions, with prices ranging from 1 to 9600 dollars and several with nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Nauta
Henry Bootswan
Milwaukee Land Company
Strasburg
Frank Volk
Pereprinus G. Teres
Milwaukee Land
Albertus Kamp
Edward Kamp
Jacoba
J.J. Poort
J J. Poort
The Huns Within Our Gates Refusal to Donate
A local Red Cross drive provoked readers to publish a list of donors accusing wealthier residents of disloyalty and yellow-bellied cowardice. The piece calls out prominent locals who gave only small amounts and invites them to contest the accusation in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Powel
Linton Responds to Humanity Call for Emmons County Aid
About nine hundred dollars was raised in Linton for Emmons county quota with Linton’s share set at six hundred dollars. Credit is given to C. F. Bosch Dr. Smith and F. Heinrich for their help in raising the sum. The town shows strong support when aid is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Emmons County
C. F. Bosch
Dr. Smith
F. Heinrich
Property Transfers and Deeds in Temvik and Milwaukee Districts
A sequence of real estate transfers and quitclaim deeds across Temvik and Milwaukee areas notes multiple parcels exchanged among buyers and sellers, with nominal consideration. Transactions include 80 acres in 26-133-77, 40 acres in 21 131.76, and several lots within Milwaukee Land Company's blocks, with parties such as Fred S Herbert, John Walker, Menne DeBoer, El Kroger, Jacob Baumgartner, Paul Kursave, and Nora Sisco. Prices largely listed as $1 or minimal sums, typical of quitclaim and partition deeds. Buy Thrift Stamps.
What Can I Do to Help Win the War
A wartime appeal urging readers to eat potatoes to prevent waste of a 30000 bushel surplus. It advises reporting high prices to the Food Administration and contacting T A Powerstad for seed or bulk orders. Also promotes home gardens and garden bulletins from the Agriculture College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
Federal Food Administration
Minnesota
Red River Valley
United States Food Administration
T. A Powerstad
Agricultural College
Germany
North Tpekota
Washington
D. C
E. F. Ladd
Dale Red Cross May Shipment Details
Dale Branch of the American Red Cross reports items in the May shipment including 10 sweaters 1 scarf 4 wash cloths 4 hospital bed shirts 9 pajamas 6 pair socks 1 or wristlets 3 dot towels and 2 hospital mats.
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Dale Branch
Gate at All Times
A compact quotation notes that truly influential people remain calm and quiet under pressure, implying steadiness as a valued trait in leadership and influence.
Linton Red Cross Reports After Drive Fund Drive Efforts Continue
The Linton Red Cross resumes notices after the Second War Fund drive with ongoing support. Donations include Camp Fire Girls five dollars, Jacob Serr thirteen fifty, Priscilla Club five dollars, and new memberships for several individuals. Members completed socks and bed shirts, with Obermeier and others finishing robes and garments. The Rio Drive Week funds were turned over, and a further twenty dollars from Wm. McCulley signals continued effort to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Jacob Serr
Busby’s
Priscilla Club
T. J. Richardson
August Obermeier
Lipton
John Bosch
M. Burge
Rio
Red Cross
Women for Farm Work in North Dakota War Effort
The Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense in North Dakota seeks public input on employing women as farm helpers before haying and harvest. They urge correspondence to county chairmen Mrs. H. E. Winchester in Hazelton and Mrs. A. A. Liederbach in Killdeer, N. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
North Dakota
N. D
H. E. Winchester
Hazelton
A. A. Liederbach Killdeer
Woman Invents Automatic Backing Horn for Cars
A new device designed to be mounted on the rear of a vehicle sounds automatically when the car backs up. Invented by a woman, the horn aims to aid safety and alert nearby pedestrians and drivers.
North Dakota County Food Administrators Meet in Fargo
The first conference of North Dakota County Food Administrators convened in Fargo on May 16 with 33 administrators from as many counties. EB F Cullen presented a U S Food Administration message and praised wartime grain and meat shipments to France and England, urging wheat conservation as a military priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Cullen
Herbert Troover
United States Food Administration
Washington
North Dakota
Fargo
E. F. Ladd
Food Administration
Cullen
France
England
Germany
United States
Which Camp? A granular view of American loyalty split
The passage divides readers into two camps: Americans who support the country and Allen sympathizers who oppose America. It labels the indifferent as Allens and praises workers as comrades bearing the American name, framing the issue as a moral choice between national interests and opposing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Mies
America
Raid for trenches without waiting for artillery preparation
American forces in the Montdidier region conducted a quick raid Friday, killing six and capturing one enemy. The action occurred without artillery support as Americans slipped into trenches and completed their task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Montdidier
Dillon vows war to Sinn Fein in East Cavan meeting
John Dillon chairing Irish Nationalists declares war to the death on Sinn Fein at Baillieborough Ireland. Delegates from East Cavan weigh whether Nationalists should withdraw and let Arthur Griffith be elected unopposed. Dillon appeals to Irishmen to heed American opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailliebrough
Ireland
John Dillon
Sinn Fein
East Cavan
Sinn
Taft and Roosevelt Meet in Chicago After 1912 Rift
Former presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft held their first extended conversation since the 1912 Republican convention in Chicago. The meeting occurred at a hotel and lasted about thirty minutes as the longtime friends spoke privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Progressive Party
Colonel Roosevelt
Taft
Bombs Drop on Bruges Docks and Allied Target Areas
An official statement reports limited flying intervals Saturday with over 300 bombs dropped on Millets near Armentieres and Merville, an ammunition dump at Varssenaare, and the Bruges docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruges Docks
London
Armentieres and
Merville
Varssenaare
List of Candidates Filed for June Primary Election
A compiled slate shows Republican county officers and district posts filed for the June primary. Names include E. H. Brant as County Auditor, E. T. Atha as County Treasurer, A. L. Geil Register of Deeds, C. F. Wagher and W. F. Hageman for Clerk, C. B. Carley and Don L. Tracy as County Judge, W. B. Lee and S. A. Mikalson as Sheriff, Geo W. Lynn as States Attorney, C. A. Ward as State Senator for the 26th District, Fay Harding E R Purinton Roy A Yeater S E Brindle for Representatives, and others for commissioners, assessors, coroner, and school officials from Democratic and Nonpartisan tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
E. H. Brant
E. T. Atha
Register of Deeds
A. L. Geil
C. F. Wagher
W. F. Hageman
C. B. Carley
Don L. Tracy
W. B. Lee
S. A. Mikalson
Geo. W. Lynn
Bert van Beek
John Biddlecomb
A. L. Portz
American Merchants Take Over German Interests for Men
The Alien Property Custodian reports arrangements to transfer German interests worth millions to American merchants. Before the war, American furriers mainly acted as shippers for Germans, with Leipzig as the global dyeing and dressing hub. After readjustment, furs for Europe will be bought in the American market and dyed and dressed by Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Leipzig
London
America
Russia
China
Lipzig
Germany
New York
St. Louis
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John D. Sievers
John A. Beal
Kintyre
J.J
Valentine Kremer
KF. J. Fietz
Hunter
Myrta
L. T. Rigus
Briggs
Sealy
Junice
Laurence Mastel
Frank Mastel
Thomas W. Drumm
J.S Fischer
J.S. Fischer
Joseph Braunagel
M. J. Baumgartner
Security State Bank of
John Pietz
F. J. Pietz
Huay Security Co
Frank J Erdmann
Julian Helfenstein
Ja Oulee Lote
August Schorzman
L. R. Crowly
A. P. Lenhart
Jim L. Mignwh
Ney
George Huber
C. W. Brower
Christinf
Beck
German Baptist Church of
Vin Temvik
Johannes Kramm
Joseph Voller
Nellie M
A. J. Honstain
William Jones
William C. Goettertz
Grant F Peterson
Valentine Wolf
John Bader
Hunter's
W.L. Yeater
Lewis Allen
M. T. Barger
Joseph Vetter
Mary F. Shepard
Vie & Long On
Block 6
Hraddock
Charles Thomas
Michael Ager
Ada I. Haug
Daniel Schulz
Lota
Temvik
E. K. Tayor
Fred
Erbert
Fred S. Herbert
Hugh H. McGovern
John Walker
Menne DeBoer
el. C. Kroger
Jacob Baumgartner
John A. Baumgartner
Paul Kursave
Winma Kursave
Joseph J. Hulm
Andreas Feiizt
Huyus
Christ Merkel
Freidrich Merkel
Robert Sisco
Helen Barton
Reta Aarvig
Nora Sisco
J. Clinton Sirvco
Mamie
John Ryan
Kripori Kraft
Adam Kraft
Stephen Kraft
Joseph Kraft
Katha Tion Bauwan
Cecelia
Sam Goudreau
Johanna
Joseph Fischer
Martin Wald
Dale Red Cross
Linton Red Cross
J. J. Scheparsky
Frances Sailer
John Jenner
Margaret E. Touch
Earl A. Tough
Anna M. Abeling
Elwood Lee
John Lee
Bismarck
Alma Scott
New School
Wm. McCulley
WOMEN
North Dakota County
Picardy
Mountididier
Herlin
War Office
Pershing
Amiens
Amercan
Armagedon
Montididier
Corble
Teutons
Paris
Haig
Hinge
Festubert
Flanders
Bethune
Villers-Brettonneux
Bucquoy
Albert
Arras
Hebuterne
Neuville-Vitaase
Sailly le Sec
Somme
Ablainzeville
Festubert and
Morris
Roosevelt
Frank J. Meier
T. B. Meinhover
Scott Cameron
5Th Dist
F. J. McConville
County Sept. of
Lester Briggle
Henry H. Hanson
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