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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
4
The Pioneer paper of Emmons County printed in Linton North Dakota with publisher F B Streeter and manager A R Rudow. It lists display rates per column inch and contract space prices, local rates per line, and weekly advertising deadlines noting copy due by Tuesday noon. The record circulates widely in the county and requests timely ad submissions.
Editorial argues for national English adoption led by the National Security League. Col Lydecker says all citizens must know English to fulfill American citizenship, hinting at stronger measures for nonconvinced foreigners and opposing German language press and schooling.
President Wilsons opposition led to the withdrawal of Congressman Slayden of Texas from re election. Slayden backed the Conscription Bill and the Declaration of War but opposed the Kahn Amendment substituting the selective draft. The National Security League issued a chart detailing House voting records on eight key war and preparedness measures.
The Security news committee analyzes the record of 374 men who sat in both Congresses. Only 47 voted right on all eight measures while 7 voted wrong on all eight. North Dakota leads with 79.16 percent wrong votes, Colorado 78.12 percent, signaling room for improvement and backing the 100 percent loyal Congress campaign by patriotic citizens.
Clyde Little leaves for Fargo to resume school work. Ed Gentz’s sister and baby visit from Underwood. Ed Larvick returns from Rapid City after flu attack. Rev. Lovelace visits from the north. Peter Nelson donates to Red Cross. Phillip Schenkenberger’s donation noted as $50. J P Jones returns from South Dakota funeral circuit. Mrs Will Venne dies of pneumonia after influenza relapse. survivors listed. community offers sympathy.
The article confirms T B Meinhover as a Democratic candidate who was re-elected in Tuesday's election.
To estimate shingles, measure roof length and width in feet. Multiply the two dimensions, divide by 100, giving thousands of shingles. To find the number of bundles, multiply by four. This method from Form Life provides simple guidance.
A short exchange notes that all can speak freely yet few express full thoughts, highlighting a candid discussion on the limits of dialogue. The remark frames a broader theme of communication barriers and honest conversation.
Church notices list officers Barbara Hechle president Mrs Butchart vice president Eva Bechtle secretary treasurer Fannie Bechtle recorder with weekly meetings and Sunday school times. Episcopal and Catholic parish services noted with times and clergy names. German Baptist Church schedules and Rosenthal Sacred Heart rites included.
The Ninth Federal Reserve District moves toward self service bond buying for the Fourth Liberty Loan with about ninety percent of counties offering counter purchase without solicitors. Local committees pre assess each resident’s allotment to ensure each person buys their fair share, expanding over the counter buying in several counties.
The piece extols merit in work showing that effort and quality determine success. It contrasts the old horse and buggy doctor with the modern automobile driven professional who reaches on time or ahead of schedule. It favors punctuality and efficiency as keys to achievement.
The fragment cites a wartime pledge to bring victory and end the conflict by establishing peace based on right and justice for all. It presents a aim statement rather than an event, person, or location.
Orange oil with four strong aromas used in perfumes soaps essences and beverages. Jamaica orange oil primarily used in making fancy biscuits especially wafer biscuits, widely used with teas and iced drinks.
A fragmented list of city aldermen names includes Wm. J. Gabbert and Wm. Pagel for the First Ward and P. G. Rooks with Frank Meier Jr. for the Second Ward, indicating pending or partial candidate assignments.
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