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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
8
The Farmers' Friend Milling Co. of Temvik announces a complete overhaul of all machinery and readiness to resume business. Temvik North Dakota-based notice targets local farmers and customers seeking milling services after the upgrade.
Vienna reports Dr. Otto Bauer, minister of socialization, announced his retirement from the government at a Workmen's council meeting. He cited opposition from the Entente and other foreign governments and said he would be more valuable aligned with the opposition.
A provisional division of 5,000 United States regulars commanded by Brig. Gen. William H Sage has sailed from Hoboken for service in the American army of occupation in Germany.
Dakota Business College pupils secure placements at Amenia Sharen Land Co, Indian Oil Refining Co, W J Lane Real Estate, and Western Union Telegraph Co. Zelda Williams lands a $100 secretarial post. she is the sixth graduate placed. F. L. Watkins invites more inquiries from Fargo.
Paris reports General W. D. Connor says the number of American troops in France is under 15,000 and shrinking as repatriation of German prisoners completes. Most soldiers will depart within a month as liquidation of army supplies and settlement of claims proceed, with 7,000 car and fire damage claims still unsettled.
London reports that Paris representatives of Esthenia, Georgia, Kuban, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and the North Caucasus petition the supreme inter-allied council. They seek immediate recognition as independent states and an immediate examination of territorial financial and economic questions arising from such recognition.
London based Daily Mail correspondent reports Petrograd Gatchina and Pskov not captured and anti Bolshevik forces have not crossed the railway between Gatchina and Pskov. He attributes rumors to financial speculators with ruble bulling brisk on course.
Washington October 18 The National Industrial conference ended its second week without a decision on recognizing workers right to bargain collectively. It adjourned for three days and a new start with a definite program for procedure is in formation.
Oct 18 reports say New York will enforce a prohibition lid in two days as the 2.75 per cent beer is banned. Daniel L. Porter, U S internal revenue agent for the New York district, announced readiness to order investigations upon Washington instruction.
Bert O'Donald seeks the return of a blue serge ladies coat and a boy’s coat lost between his residence and Linton. Reward offered for finder who contacts him.
Gary Indiana October 17 Work of rounding up Red agitators in Gary is nearly completed Col W B Mapes commanding troops here said practically all leaders remain in custody though several have fled and a nationwide search is underway Evidence connected the arrested revolutionists to the German Spartacans Major General Leonard Wood investigated conditions and left for New York
The undersigned will sell at his farm 18 miles north of Strasburg and 16 miles northeast on Section 4 132 74 on Tuesday October 28 1919. Black mares cows pigs farm implements and wagon stock are offered with terms cash under 10 and 5 percent discount. Sale starts at 10 o'clock lunch at noon. Phllip F Miller and Jacob Benz conduct the sale.
Washington officials announce Congress will request more than 5 billion dollars for government expenses in the next fiscal year as the house considers a national budget system. Chair James W. Good notes only relief from high taxation would be a cut in expenditures. In Chicago, Thomas Fitzgerald was hanged for the July 22 murder of Janet Wilkinson, aged six, confessed to harming her after she screamed.
Vienna reports the Austrian National Assembly has ratified the peace treaty of Saint Germain. The action marks official approval of the postwar settlement by the Austrian legislature.
Washington October 18 The State War and Navy departments urged a measure by Senator Wadsworth to govern marriages of American soldiers and civilians attached to the army while overseas or in foreign service. The bill requires affidavits proving legal age and unmarried status with penalties for violations.
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