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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1918

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Jake Allen Passes Away in Lemmon

Jacob Allen a prominent Lemmon stock dealer and businessman died of pneumonia in Hyshem Montana at age 52. He left for Hyshem for cattle business, fell ill, and died with his wife and daughter Sophie present. Burial will be in Holland Michigan. He leaves his parents wife two children and six sisters. He was known for honesty generosity and strong church support. The Lemmon Tribune recalls his charitable acts and business leadership.

Hyshem Mont Jacob Allen Lenmon Holland Mich Allen Lemmon Jake Allen H Usband Presbyterian Church South Dakota Thule Herrsid Campbell County Priscilla York Sophie Everett Hague N. D John Rooks Everett Allen Holland, Mich Anna Hamilton Mary Zeeland Mi Ch Ida Banan City Colo Henrietta Linton Eva Lemmon Tribune

High School Activities Resume After Flu Vacation

Kathryn Kelsch was absent Tuesday and Edna Green returns after illness. Students and staff plan winter entertainments to aid the new school house as classes resume after a six weeks vacation and a turkey holiday ahead.

Kathryn Kelsch Edna Green

Early Christmas Shopping Government Instruction

A government order directs every storekeeper nationwide to prepare for the holiday season. The notice signals official guidance on commerce and consumer activity as crowds begin early shopping.

Stores to Close During Christmas Shopping Day

The government orders stores closed for Christmas shopping to conserve light and fuel. No extra retail staff may be employed, shifting shoppers to earlier hours. People will shop early to avoid long waits, while others must adjust plans due to evening closures.

United States

Epworth League Elects Officers After Meeting

A meeting of the Epworth League at the Methodist parsonage elected officers for the coming year. Pres. Mrs S M Swaney. 1st V P Otella Hauge. 2nd V P Miss Johnson. 3rd V P Opal Hageman. 4th V P Mildred Raven. Secy and Treas Marian Coventry. Organist Annie Norman.

Epworth League Methodist Parsonage S. M. Swaney Otella Hauge Miss Johnson Opal Hageman Mildred Raven Sec’y cAd Treas Marian Coventry Annie Norman

Duty to Man and Country Seeks War Savings Pledge Boost

A wartime letter urges readers to honor October pledges and help meet June state goals of buying War Savings Stamps. The writer compares counties and asks for immediate action to avoid lagging behind others.

N. D

War Work Campaign Call to Action Echoes Across Board

A wartime appeal urges immediate support for the United War Work Campaign with a directive to give now. The message stresses swift action and collective effort in aid of servicemen and families.

United War Work Campaign

McAdoo resigns as Treasury Secretary and Railways Director

William G. McAdoo has submitted his resignation as secretary of the treasury and director general of the railways. President Wilson has accepted the resignations. He will retire as secretary once a successor is named and qualified and will resign the railways directorship on January 1 unless a successor is qualified. McAdoo plans to take a several month vacation before returning to private business, likely law.

Washington William G. McAdoo Wilson Secretary of Treasury McAdoo Railways

Wounded Yanks Show Real Fighting Spirit

A Red Cross garage in Paris treated 700 wounded soldiers as a time-keeper praised American troops for their nerve under fire and after injury. He recalled a soldier saying he had done his bit for Uncle Sam and wished to return to the front to do more.

Red Cross Paris Uncle Sam

Chapters May Abandon Fruit Pit Collection

Notice from Northern Division HQ states chapters may discontinue further fruit pit and nut shell collection. Any substantial already gathered should be forwarded through regular channels.

Northern Division

Pershing Boom for President in Columbus Campaign

Columbus reports a campaign push supporting General John J. Pershing, commander in chief of the American expeditionary forces in France, for the presidency. The article notes a local wave of enthusiasm and calls for Pershing to run.

Columbus Ohio John J. Pershing France

Pershing Republican league forms in Akron Ohio

Ohio announces the incorporation of the Pershing Republican league with 15 Akron sponsors led by former Senator Charles Dicks. Dicks signs the articles as head of the incorporators, joining fourteen other prominent Akron Republicans in the movement.

Ohio Pershing Republican League United States Charles Dicks Akron Mr. Dicks

Dilly Family Thanks Friends for Kindness After Loss

Card thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of a wife mother daughter sister. Signed by Mr K C Dilly and sons Roy and Myrel.

K. C. Dilly Roy and Myrel

Floyd Logue Visits Home From Glanavon

Floyd Logue arrived from Glanavon on Saturday and was welcomed home by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Logue who accompanied him.

Floyd Logue Glanavon Mrs. Logue

Peace yields demand for food and livestock supplies

County agent notes expect higher demand for meat, dairy and feed as peace arrives. Emphasizes securing feedstuffs, eradicating disease, and improving animal housing, ventilation, and cold-weather care. Recommends balanced rations for poultry, ice storage for dairy, and petitions Hoover to release farm boys for livestock work.

Herbert Hoover North Dakota

Strayed mares in Linton North Dakota seek reward

Two five year old mares strayed near Linton North Dakota. One gray mare weighs 1800 with halter and front shoes. The other is black with a white facial stripe. Reward offered for recovery. Contact F. J. Roebrich. 33-34pd.

F. J. Roebrich Linton N. Dak

Linton Local Overflow Wanted For Typewriter Rental Or Purchase

Help wanted notice from H. O. Sauer seeks to rent or buy a typewriter in Linton. Advertisement requests contact or reply through local channels for arrangement.

Linton H. O. Sauer

Thieves Enter Two Places This Week

Unknown culprits broke into the Dakota Telephone Co. on North Main Street Sunday night through a coal shed window. About $16 in cash and $24 in checks were stolen. other checks remained. Monday night the Jampolsky cream station was broken into and about $80 in hides and furs taken. investigators suspect possible links between the two incidents.

North Main Street Dakota Telephone Co Jampolsky

Edward Hoff Weds Amanda Huber In Pollock

Edward Hoff and Amanda Huber were married after obtaining a license in Mound City and being pronounced partners in Herreid. Hoff, longtime Emmons county resident and J. R. Watkins Remedy Co. representative, welcomes a new bride who will reside locally amid community well wishes.

Edward Hoff Pollock Mound City Herreid Emmons County J. R. Watkins Remedy Co Emmons Amanda Huber Hoff

Mrs A R Gilman Dies of Pneumonia at 28

Mrs A R Gilman died November 12 1918 at her mother Mrs George Whalen s home from pneumonia after influenza. Born January 11 1890 in Emmons County she was 28 years 10 months 3 days old. She leaves a husband two sons four sisters and five brothers. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery near the Whalen farm on November 14.

A. R. Gilman George Whalen Gilman Emmons County Thomas Albert Gilman Roy Cecil Casper Wyoming Strasburg Charley France Andrew Camp Cuyster Mich Edward William Whalen Whalen Farm

Grandson William Hollaar Killed in France on October 8

William Groen of Hull reports word that his grandson William Hollaar, aged about 22 and named after him, was killed in action in France on October 8. The news was received Thursday.

William Groen Hull William Hollaar France William

War Work Campaign Appeals for Every Dollar

Johnnie will soon come marching home as the United War Work Campaign urges the public to donate all possible funds. Local committees emphasize broad support and timely giving to aid servicemen and war-related relief.

Johnnie United War Work Campaign

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