Deaths of the Week Henry Esch and Cora Robertson
Henry Esch a respected German Russian citizen died at home after a short illness with influenza developing into pneumonia. Burial was on Monday. Cora Robertson born December 22, 1876 near Victor Iowa married K. C. Dilly January 8 1901 near May City Iowa moved to South Dakota in 1908 then Lin ton in 1912 died November 15 1918. She leaves Roy Merle Eldora Ditto Allie Smith W L Robertson and others. Funeral held Wednesday at 8:00 pm with most siblings present except M C Robertson who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Esch
Cora Robertson
Victor
Iowa
K. C. Dilly
May City
South Dakota
Linton
Eeeneen Ean
Roy
Merle
Eldora Ditto
Iaten, Mo
Allie Smith
Moertson
Worthington
Minn
W. L. Robertson
Satan
M. C. Robertson
Hazel May Dilly obituary from North Dakota notice
Hazel May Dilly was born February 6 1903 near May City Iowa. She died November 19 in Linton North Dakota at her father home. She leaves her father two brothers Roy and Merle and many relatives and friends. Community extends sympathy as funeral services were held from the home on Wednesday at 8 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel May Dilly
May City
Iowa
South Dakota
Linton
N. D
Isis
Roy
Merle
WM McCrory dies in Sumner Washington at 82
Wm McCrory aged 82 and brother of John McCrory of this place died at his Sumner Washington home Monday night November 18 from La Gripe. He visited his Linton brother last May and stayed several months. He traveled to Redwood Minnesota to see sister Mrs Peavey in July then returned to Linton August 3. He left for Sumner August 22. Survived by brother John 72 of Linton and four sisters including Mrs Carrie Donley of Sumner who is visiting Linton. The Record offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McCrory
John McCrory
Sumner
Wash
la Gripe
McCrory
Linton
Redwood Minn
John
Carrie Donley
Helen Kurtz
Bismarck
A. E. Klabunde
Hary W. Hanson
Tuttle
G. A. Lenhart
Alton
Hazelton
Camp Lewis Washington
France
Grim Reaper
Peter Farrell
Farrell
W. B. Andrus
Anna A
Lizzie Farrell
Frank Lawler
Charles
James
Ellis Smolowitz
Merricourt
Comfort Plea From The Boys for War Campaign
A concise appeal asks for support for the United War Work Campaign as soldiers seek a measure of comfort and morale aid during wartime. The note emphasizes unity and generosity to boost services for troops.
Governor Andrew H. Burke Dies in New Mexico
Andrew H. Burke former North Dakota governor from 1891 to 1893 died yesterday in Rosswell New Mexico officials here reported today Burke served two terms and was a prominent state leader in the 1890s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Andrew H. Burke
North Dakota
Rosswell
N. M
Local family thanks friends after bereavement
The Heyerman family extend heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy and assistance during their recent loss. Mrs H J Heyerman and family Mr and Mrs Wm Heyerman express gratitude for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heyerman
Wm. Heyerman
Local Baby Hurt In Stove accident In Linton
The 18 month old child of Mr and Mrs M T Barger fell from a cab near a stove injuring the side of his face. A doctor dressed the wound and the baby is reported as recovering. Born to Mr and Mrs W E O'Donnell on Friday November 15th a son, all well. The column notes new government rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Barger
W. E. O'Donnell
Paper Delinquency Policy Notices Subscriptions
A notice explains that papers will not be mailed to subscribers more than three months in arrears. Readers are urged to remit promptly or lose delivery. The paper cannot offer credit and asks delinquents to send a $2.00 check to avoid missing copies.
Hazelton Notes of War Time Struggles and Local Deaths
Local Hazelton notes report Mrs. L. C. Malchert recovering from influenza. John Carray attends Mrs. Farrell’s funeral in Bismarck. Joseph Appert and Mrs. Farrell among Hazelton residents honored by service and death. Mrs. Peter Farrell obituary details and survivor list. Rev. Joseph Jampolsky obituary prompts Smolowitz family travel to Merricourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Malchert
John Carray
Bismarck
Peter Farrell
M. P. Kaiser
Williamsport Motor Co
Duty to Country and War Savings Stamps Pledge Call
A wartime letter urges readers to fulfill October pledges to buy War Savings Stamps and notes the state has pledged 9.8 million dollars in June. The author asks residents to match or exceed pledges to avoid lagging behind neighboring counties.
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N. D
United War Work Campaign Appeal Urges Immediate Action
A wartime plea urges readers to give to the United War Work Campaign and act now, invoking personal connection with soldiers overseas and the need for communal support during the conflict.
Thanksgiving Proclamation by North Dakota Governor 1918
Governor Lynn J. Frazier designates November 28 1918 as Thanksgiving Day praising victory in the war and urging prayer and charitable deeds. He notes national unity, homefront sacrifice with 25000+ sending to service, wartime industry and nurse volunteers, and calls for peace. The proclamation closes with the governor’s seal and secretary’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
I. Lynn J. Frazier
Oters
A. D
Lynn J. Frazier
Influenza Toll Widens Across Wishek Braddock Areas
Local notes report residents from Wishek Braddock and nearby towns facing flu and pneumonia. Notices include military calls canceled, university closures, and multiple influenza related deaths and funerals in Pollock Winona Linton Hazelton and surrounding communities.
Bentleys Attend Funeral Notices and Deaths
Bentley attended the funeral of K. Batzer after she died at Bt. Alexius Hospital at 8 a m Monday morning. They returned Tuesday. News of C H Hydal death at Bismarck hospital reached Braddock last Tuesday morning from an influenza related illness lingering as paraphenitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
K. Batzer
Bt. Alexius Hospital
C. H. Hydal
Bismarck Hosptal
Braddock
Oath
Mormon Church President Joseph F Smith Dies in Salt Lake City
Joseph F Smith, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, died at his Salt Lake City home after a long illness. Death followed a paralytic stroke from last April. He had attended the church’s recent semi annual conference and condemned polygamous marriages amid rumors of covert practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F.smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Salt Lake City
Smith
Temvik News Highlights Flu Talks Cattle Movements
Ed Larvick delivered a carload of cattle to St Paul and contracted flu while staying with his brother in St Paul. Rudolph Gau traveled to Braddock on business. Dr. Matthews of Napoleon treated flu patients locally. The Schepps arrived from Montana to settle here. Steve Sullivan visited Linton for business and returned from Bismarck.Henry Nathan Sr. and family moved to Linton to reside. Mrs. Benedict traveled from Harvey to help nurse her ill daughter. Harding and Nauman shipped cattle to St Paul. Chas DeWitt contracted flu delaying mail. Jack MacLares and his wife moved to Linton then Herreid to visit relatives. The stork brought a six pound boy to the Erickson home and a baby girl to the Nelsons south of town. Steve Sullivan returned from Bismarck. Carl Vorlander visited Temvik. Local farmers including Nauman Sadig Harwood Heath Sullivan Nathan Jr. and McCulley transacted business. Johnny Jones returned from Aberdeen to Temvik.
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Ed Larvick
St.Paul
Rudolph Gau
Braddock
Dr. Matthews
Napoleon
Louis Schepp
Montana
R. Gay
Steve Sullivan
Linton
Henry Nathan Sr
H. J. Benedict
Hardesfield
E. P. Zunkel
Messrs. Harding
O. Nauman
St. Paul
Mr. Harding
Chas. DeWitt
Jack MacLares
Herreid
Delano Heath
Henry Nathan Jr
Alex McCulley
Johnny Jones
Aberdeen
Temvik
Hohenzollern to Return Amid Dutch Disturbances
London reports William Hohenzollern plans to return to Germany due to unrest in Holland. The Lo kal Anzeiger says he likely will be permitted to come back. Prince Eitel Friedrich calls Potsdam garrison to support the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Potsdam Soldiers’ and Workers’ Committee
William Hohenzollern
Germany
Holland
Lokal Anzeiger
Eitel Friederich
Potsdam
Kaiser's Gratitude For Mutter Of Nine War Sufferers
A royal message to Frau Meier acknowledges her sacrifice of nine sons in defense of the fatherland. The Kaiser expresses immense gratitude and pledges a photograph with frame and autograph as recognition of her wartime losses.
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Frau Meier
Kaiser
Lincoln's Letter to Mrs Bixby Five Sons War Loss
A fragment from Lincoln's famous letter to Mrs Bixby noting Massachusetts Adjutant General's report that she is the mother of five sons who died gloriously in the Civil War. The excerpt highlights the personal loss acknowledged by the Union president.
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War Department
Adjutant-General of
Massachusetts
Private Carmichael Hero of Cantigny Returns Home
Private Clayton A. Carmichael, wounded at Cantigny and later amputated, was welcomed home after serving with Co. A of the Fighting First and 18th U.S. Infantry. He spoke on liberty loan drive and described his wartime experience and fear of public speaking. He is a son of William Carmichael of Hartford in Emmons County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton A. Carmichael
Co. A
Cantigny
Fraser
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Carmichael
William Carmichael
Hartford
Emmons County
Bismarck
164Th Infantry
18Th
U. S. Infantry
Toul
Minneapolis
Bismarck Tribune
North Dakota receives small share of anthracite
Representative W H Groverman, at the urging of Federal Fuel Administrator Baker, orders dock firms handling coal to ship in proportion to fulfill North Dakota’s winter allotment. By October 19 North Dakota had 93 314 tons, 41 65 percent of its 224 000 ton quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Northwstern
W. H. Groverman
Baker
Men Over 37 Will Not Be Classified
Adjutant General Fraser transmitted wartime orders from the secretary of war to draft boards detailing immediate discontinuation of classification for men who had turned 37 by September 12, 1918. It directs boards to finish classifications for those aged 19 to under 37 and to issue questionnaires to those aged 18 to under 19 for prompt final classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Secretary of War
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Wife and Mother
W D Tough and family express heartfelt thanks to kind friends and neighbors who helped during the illness and death of their wife and mother.
War Work Campaign Appeals to All Faiths
A call for broad support invites Jews Gentiles Catholics and Protestants to give to the United War Work Campaign. The message emphasizes unity across faiths in backing servicemen and wartime relief efforts.
Lincoln's condolence on sacrifice for freedom
A Lincoln message consoles a bereaved reader by recalling the fallen who died to preserve the Republic. He prays God eases the grief, leaves cherished memory, and honors the sacrifice made for freedom. The tone is solemn and reverent, offering solace amid loss.
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Republic
Fredom
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Hazel
WM McCrory
United War Work Campaign
A. H. Burke
Republican
Thomas Hall
Secretary
Wishek News
Kinney
Parizek
Linton Record
Art Koenig
Emma Ryan
Chester Brogden
Our Village
Levi Chapman
Herman Junge
Lucille Allen
Reta Weber
E. F. Savage
Jas. Murphy
Pollock
Rochus Biesheuval
Fred Rierson
Winona
Engineer Simmons
George Peterson
Thesel
Grover
Orlin
Camp Grant
Ill
Tracy
McIntosh
Roy Olmsted
Lincoln
Don L. Tracy
W. D. Tough
Abraham Lincoln
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