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Emmons County Record in Linton, North Dakota

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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1918

Page

7

Local Notes from Pioneer Days and Nearby Towns

Supt Andrus conducts a teachers examination at Williamsport. The Record notes a June wedding of Anton Senger and Mariana Eisenzimmer and visits by Van Soest and Renskers from Holland Settlement. Townspeople celebrate Lee Streeter support in Winona with bonfire. Five Williamsport ladies vote for State Superintendent Miss Bates. Grandmother Loutzenheiser ill but improving. Mention of livestock losses and local school moves.

Anton Senger Mariana Eisenzimmer Williamsport Mesdames Boutillier Armstrong Brock Streeter Miss Bates

Truth on Germs Claims and War Work Appeal

The Minneapolis Journal debunks rumors that army doctors and Red Cross nurses were shot at sunrise for germ injections and that influenza was spread via aspirin tablets. The war department calls both stories baseless and aims to bolster morale and faith in the war effort through the United War Work Campaign urging generous contributions.

Red Cross United States War Department Minneapolis Journal

No calendar for 500 years in Christian reckoning

History notes that for five centuries Christians lacked a distinct calendar and counted years by the customs of the nations they belonged to. The article discusses how elapsed time was tracked before a native Christian calendar emerged.

First Train Ferry Crosses English Channel

The first train ferry crosses from Newhaven to Dieppe carrying about fifty cars. This historic voyage marks a wartime shift using rail cars in France by ferry, overcoming high tides with floating bridges and docking chocks.

Newhaven England Dieppe France Popular Mechanics Magazine

War Savings Drive Highlights North Dakota Pledge

President Wilson promotes war savings stamps as a way to fund the war by saving expenditures on non essentials and investing in government securities. North Dakota targets a $13,000,000 quota with a June 24 rally and monthly stamp purchases ending January 1, 1923. War savings stamps offer about 4 percent interest and are described as safe investments.

Wilson War Savings Movement North Dakota War Savings Society

War Campaign appeals for funds and era calendar notes

A wartime appeal urges donations to United War Work Campaign stressing the need to support troops and the “boy at rest.” The piece briefly discusses the Seven Big War Work Activities and contrasts historical calendar systems including Anno Urbis Conditae and the Incarnation with notes from Bede and Camille Flammarion about the dating of Jesus’s birth.

United War Work Campaign Rome Diocletian Egypt Denis the Little Bede Jesus Camille Flammarion Cleveland Plain-Dealer

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Supt Andrus Rowerdink M. van Soest W. Renskers Holland Settlement Lee Winona Henry van Beek Shier Rooks J. D. Flynn Lee and Glanavon Loutzenheiser Langhers Grace Bales Clarke Mr. O L. Bales City Wahpeton Mrs. W. W. Putnam Mrs. Chase Mrs James W. Baird Fort Yates Roy Bales Mr. Loutzenheiser Roy Uncle Jake Lew Doerschlag Cliff Putnam Lew Hun Lie Nailed United We Uncle Sam Sam United War Workers Sec’y Baker See’y Daniels Pershing Haig Diaz Foch U.S. A United War Work Linton Space Linton Bazar Farmers State Bank Chai. Coventry Elmer A. Anderson P. G. Books Northwestern Motor CO Feinstein &Cristal W.E. Petrie CO. ‘the First National Bank
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