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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
4
The text outlines Section 182 in Article 12 proposing bond issuance rules. It requires bonds over two million dollars to be secured by first mortgages or state utilities assets, limits such bonds to ten million dollars for state property, and caps total indebtedness unless a defined law authorizes it. Taxes or funds must cover interest and principal within thirty years.
The National Security League launches a countrywide effort through a Committee on Foreign Language and Foreign Press to end German language instruction and the publication of German papers. It urges boycotts of ads and English-only newspapers to foster a single language nation during wartime.
Tainted mouth causes progressive dental bleeding and pus flow. medical science links tainted gums to rheumatism anemia neuritis ulcers of the stomach kidney diseases diabetes heart trouble deformed joints and nervous exhaustion. pneumonia germs may inhabit infected gums.
A short reflection notes few people fully realize their youthful ideals and urges readers to face reality. It urges adapting oneself to life rather than reshaping it to fit desires. It emphasizes self-discipline and practical acceptance.
A famed author sent an article on Zola to a New York editor. Rejected as too pessimistic, he split the piece into two parts named Tolstoy and Balzac. Replacing Zola with Tolstoy and Balzac, the editor accepted both sections.
The line notes how ignorance does not instantly become knowledge but moves through an intermediate obscurity like night fading to day. It emphasizes gradual illumination through reflection and study.
Talcott Williams argues the Imperial German Government has opposed liberty, supported Turkey’s massacres, threatened nations, and plotted against treaties. He claims its power endangers freedom worldwide and that the United States must confront Germany in war to defend humanity. A child’s remark about bees ends the excerpt with a humorous note.
Auction to be held at noon on a date in 1919 near Lin ton Tem vik. Key items include 15 head of cattle several horses and ponies, hogs hay and farm machinery such as McCormick binders mowers plows and planters. Terms favor cash under $10 and credit until Nov 1 1919 with 10 percent interest on notes. T J Richardson owner with Gottlieb Schatz as auctioneer F Pietz clerk.
Amsterdam reports Emperor Wilhelm II accepts Count von Hertling’s resignation as imperial chancellor and awards him the Black Eagle. The autographed letter thanks Hertling for faithful service during grave times and leadership of the government.
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