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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
4
Local items report travel in Bismarck and Strasburg, births, illnesses, and social events. Notable notes include Mrs. Tracy's newborn son, a dancing event October 20, and multiple visits, farm sales, and road travel among Linton, Hazelton, Temvik, and Strasburg residents.
Mrs Joseph Jesle died at her home in East Linton on Monday aged old age.
Mrs. E Braddock Miss Genevieve and little Aldy Crain were in a moderate crash on the outskirts of Minneapolis when an open switch caused the wreck. All occupants escaped injury and were unhurt.
In Chicago, Mr Hughes criticizes the administration for lacking a Mexican policy. He warns against complacency from foreign war and calls for a policy that preserves American lives and the national honor of the flag abroad.
The piece mocks how President Wilson and his administration handle publicity amid Mexican tensions and domestic coverage. It contrasts Wilson with Teddy Roosevelt, notes the press frenzy, and hints at political maneuvering and commissions shaping policy as crises unfold.
The quote from Mr Hughes at Chicago likens a 'protective measure' from a sectional Congress to a revival meeting from a disorderly house. This line critiques legislative inertia and partisan division.
Excerpts from Hughes speech in Detroit emphasize protecting American citizen rights beyond constancy, a square deal for labor, and opposition to wartime prosperity for one class. He cites civil service critique, noting a scientist replaced for a stock breeder and denounces using public business for political debts.
Albany Journal notes in Best Evidence that The Fatherland questions Mr Hughes as anti neutral. The piece frames the conflicting charges as proof he is plain American without bias toward either side.
Linton residents attend Sacred Heart Mission on the second and fourth Sundays with high mass and a sermon at 10 A. M. The service emphasizes communal worship and parish outreach.
August Tuor, agent for Underwood Typewriter Co, urges parents to teach children touch typing. He claims every business uses machines and those who cannot type fall behind. He offers complete instruction books with each machine and says the only way to learn is to get a typewriter and practice.
On sale 5000 breeding ewes and feeding lambs and wethers corralled for inspection. Also 25 mares and 25 geldings from imported foundation stock. Mares bred to Monkshood and Rob Roy blue ribbon winners. All must be sold with Shetland ponies priced as low as $65. Write wire or call Ward Hotel. White the Sheep Man.
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