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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
The Emmons County Record announces advertising rates and submission deadlines. The paper serves Linton and surrounding areas with notices and public records, urging printers to place copy by Tuesday noon each week.
In this county report, farmers learn where to obtain Wilt Resistant Flax seed and price options, plus guidance on hardiness comparisons. It discusses three labor-raising strategies to meet harvest needs, urging pooling, local hiring, and government employment office use. It closes with an appeal from American soldiers for Red Cross support.
John O. Hanchett of Harvey is chosen to run for Congress by the Lincoln Republican League amid praise of his loyalty and fitness. The piece urges voters to support him and reads his announcement on another page of the paper.
A homely wartime plea urges readers to donate to the American Red Cross. The message frames sacrifice by soldiers and asks civilians to open their pocketbooks to aid those risking their lives for the country, promising relief and shared national duty.
In a brief wartime appeal the text calls for universal military service support and urges subscriptions to a related campaign. The fragment references national duty and a citizen’s obligation to back democratic defense efforts.
Quote reflects the belief that collective welfare binds all people, stating there is no separate interest from humanity. It argues that pursuing broad paths to happiness favors the entire race and leads to the surest, shortest route to moral improvement.
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