Letter and conflict at the Record office in Emmons county
Fort Snelling Minn Oct 6 1917. George W Lynn publishes a sharp letter to Mrs Streeter. the Record defends publishing signed communications but warns it will judge submissions. Lynn vows further libel suits while the paper recalls past battles with Lynn and Townley, calling for loyal American patriotism and action in Emmons county.
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Record
George W. Lynn
Lynn
Linton
Mr. Lynn
Streeter
Emmons -County
Scott Cameron
Emmons County
Vincent
Mee
Vle Sathern
Brincoll
Carmody
Au Supreme Court
Sathern
F. L. Streeter
Dr. Hogue
Carley
Fred. Keemis
Chas
Coventry
Keemts
Avan & Lynn
The
Paper Ownership Shifts At Regional Papers
Several newspapers announce new owners this week. The Bismarck Tribune is sold to editor George D. Munn and business manager Ensley A. Wier, with the former editor steering policy for years. The Forbes Republican will be taken over by a stock company formed from local farmer proposals, retiring the current owners. The Northwest Blade transfers title from Mauser and Froh to Armand V. Pallviny, a veteran editor and local instructor with Kentucky experience.
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Bismarck Tribune
George D. Munn
Ensley A. Wier
Mann
The
Tribune
Wier
a_ stok company
Forbes Republican
Northwest Blade
Mauser & Froh
Armand V. Pallviny
Pallviny
Blade
Kentucky
Townley warned against speaking in Ottr. Tra. County area
A letter from the Ottr. Tra. County Public Safety Association to A. C. Townley warns he must not speak in the county on October 20. It threatens police interference and uses eggs as missiles if he proceeds. The letter questions Townley’s honesty and finances connected to the Nonpartisan League.
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Record
Beach
North Dakota
Leange
Temvik
Fargo
Townley
A. C. Townley
Ottr. Tra. County
Man.) Public Safety Association
Nonpartisan League
Louis Keane
Rally Promotes Liberty Bond Sale in Emmons County
Local leaders H A Armstrong and Geo A Lenhart originate a county wide bond drive in Linton with new committees and a rally planned in the court house. A speaker will urge buying Liberty Bonds as a wartime investment offering four percent interest from Oct 15 to 24.
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H. A. Armstrong
Geo. A. Lenhart
Hazelton
Linton
Lenhart
F. J. Pietz
Fred Heinrich
Emmons County
Court House
Red Cross reorganizes reporting and staffing nationwide
The American Red Cross outlines a decentralized reporting system with 2600 chapters feeding monthly details to 13 division managers and National Headquarters. It confirms purchases to soldiers are not sold, notes extensive European operations, new Children's Bureau in France, knitting instructions mailing, and active nursing and teaching staff totals with thousands ready to serve.
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The
American Red Cross
Bureau of Meinbecunp
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Harvey Uv. Gibson
Red Cross
Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross Commissions
Russia
Children's Bureau of the Red Cross
France
National Committee On Nursing
the Red Cross
Ages Reflections on Youth and Morning Moods
A witty maxim contrasts youth with evening outings and age with morning vigor. The saying emphasizes subjective perception of age, noting a woman appears younger by night and a man feels older upon waking.
Third Contingent Heads for Des Moines Training Camp
Emmons county prepares to send another 33 youths to the Des Moines training camp with 36 already there. A partial list includes Eli Hoelsath Braddock W T O Niell Hazelton Jonesh Goety Hague Joe Miller Hague Jos Merquardt Hague John Meier Linton Carl Bedsaul Hazelton George Wester Edward Miller Hague Francis Streeter Linton John Orr Lewis Hazelton Lloyd Bellville Hazelton Elmer Benson Hazelton Jacob Fischer Winona Henrick Stroube Strasburg Mike Fischer Strasburg John Incandretson Braddock Harry Lynn Linton John Pasewski Braddock Andrew Hanson Linton Wm Jellems Hull.
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Eli Ralph Hoelsath
Braddock
W. T. O'Niell
Hazelton
Jonesh Goety
Hague
Joe Miller
Harry
Lynn
Linton
John Pasewski
Andrew Hanson
Wm. Jellems
Hull
Local Boy Writes From Camp Green in 1917 Letter
Glen Turner of Linton North Dakota writes from Camp Green Charlotte North Carolina describing arrival from Bismarck and transport through Chicago Cincinnati Knoxville and more. He notes the 164th Infantry Co A formation eight men per tent 30000 troops present Y M C A comforts and hopes for overseas soon.
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F. B. Streeter
Linton
N. Dak
Bismarck
Camp Green
North Carolina
St Paul
Fred Petrie
Mr. Streeter
Braddocks
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sergi
Brokoff
Minneapolis
Knoxville
Tenn
Emmons County
Montana
South Dakota
Idaho
Oregon
North Dakota
Glen Turner, Co. A
Camp Green, Charlotte, N.C
Forty-Fifth Division to France from Camp Greene
Camp Greene in Charlotte hosts the Forty-Fifth Division with North Dakota regiments awaiting deployment to France. Major General Liggitt travels to France as training continues. The camp covers about 3 by 2.5 miles, housing up to 40 000 soldiers with 65 hospitals planned, while ranges and maneuvers are still sought. Six thousand soldiers from the northwest are quartered. Sunday service restrictions limit purchases.
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Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
United States Army
North Dakota
Bleve
France
Liggitt
United States
Engineers Rgiment
Signal Corps
Great Base
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Geo. W. Lynn
Valentine Dosch
Strasburg
Emmons
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Camp Douglas
Logal Boy
J. T. Ramey
J. A. Stiles
Mr. Ramey
Stiles Cattle Company
Stiles
Louix County
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