Local business matters require attention in the vicinity
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
3
A brief note indicates someone is to attend to business matters in the locality, suggesting routine civic or personal duties in the area.
George Rose acts port master while Proutys sick. Ray Rypkema plans a barn near Pollock. Lou Loutzenheiser visits from Willard Mont. Dick Winterberg fractures right arm in auto crash near Gerrit Brummel place. Melvin Hornby dies from epidemic at Camp Funston. Mrs. C C Bucklin arrives from Calumet Mont. Chas DeBoer ill with flu. he and wife improving. Willard family travels from Huron. others sick at home.
Unusual interest in French grows in University of Minnesota General Extension Division evening classes with 20 percent enrollment increase. Courses target service in France and cultural understanding. correspondence study offers mail courses in French and Italian. For details, contact the division.
Hazelton notes show Mikalson able to sit up today after flu and the Kurtz family back to activity following their illness. Mrs Grace Snyder returned from Bismarck after flu complications. Joe Wohlmann recovering from pneumonia. G A Herolz, old Emmons county resident now in Portland, recently traveled through Canada on business.
The call emphasizes support for the United War Campaign as the proper way to help servicemen. It frames contributions as a duty to the boys serving, urging readers to give promptly through local drives and collections.
A collage of quotes and advertisements reflects postwar life from the Yale Record to rural commerce. It muses on home versus living spaces, farming modernization, fashion changes, and utility products like Monarch Hog Waterers and steel posts, while weaving light jokes about work and gender.
A civic campaign urges support for soldiers with the line Every American soldier is your boy until we have won the war. It promotes sending love and encouragement via the U W Workers.
The family of Bernard Crowley thanks friends for kindness during illness and after his death and for the floral decorations. Mr and Mrs R W Crowley express appreciation for support.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnsonbaugh express gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during the sickness and death of their two children Thelma and Earl.
The family of Jessie thanks friends and neighbors for the flowers and sympathy shown during illness and death. Signed by Charles Waddell E W Baker and family Myron Baker and family.
A note from Mr and Mrs Ben Haggard and family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown during Hazel Haggards illness and death. The message reflects gratitude and affection from those closest to her.
A homely note urges painting to brighten interiors and save on heating, noting last year’s fuel is unusable this year but storm doors and windows endure. The message offers to provide cost estimates for equipping a house with these improvements.
A wartime appeal urges broad participation in the United War Work Campaign with invitations extended to Jewish, Gentile, Catholic, and Protestant communities to contribute.
An advertisement urges farmers to dispose of live and dressed poultry now for best results and top market prices by shipping to the Northern Produce Company in Bismarck North Dakota. It invites inquiries for prices on all kinds of poultry.
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