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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
Local critics argue the Aberdeen to Linton route offers poor service with early departures and late arrivals. They urge restoring a dedicated passenger service, noting the Milwaukee line currently operates a mixed train and suggesting action by the railroad commission.
Leslie E. Ferris of Fargo after completing his course at Dakota Business College was sent to a position at Dakota Savings Bank becoming the third pupil to join the institution. Pearl Booth of Sawyer also entered bank service after study at the college, joining First National Bank of Hecla. For business course information write F. L. Watkins at 806 Front St. Fargo.
Freeman took Mrs. Tom Heidrich to Linton to see Dr Hogue for a serious illness that has shown improvement. A big dance at the Grange hall honored returning soldiers from Dale area. Grace Scott visits Dale friends and relatives. Ben Paine plus Floyd Freeman as county neat visitors and a thrashing season keeps everyone busy.
A Bis marck woman testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney pain and fatigue from years of trouble. She repeats her recommendation over two years later saying the remedy still relieves kidney distress after colds. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Marines and the American punitive expedition withdrew from Mexico after six days, citing military judgment. Five bandits were killed, six suspects arrested, and nine Carranza troops captured at Coyame. Lt. Peterson reported bandit leader Jesus Renteria was killed by Lt. Cooper during firing. Colonel Langhorne called the mission a military success and ended with no further hot trails to pursue.
President Wilson asks Congress to appropriate 825000 for continuing costs of the American Peace Commission in Paris. Through July 1 total expenses stood at 1250629 and are projected to reach 1506706 by year end, with prior appropriations already in place. The President notes 200 percent price increases in Paris due to the war, calling the expenses "very modest."
Mineola New York August 27 three entrants all American air service fliers finished in the international aerial derby between Mineola and Toronto Lieuts M J Plumb and C W Mignard completing their round trips here and Maj R W Schroeder ending his at Toronto.
Washington reports Rear Admiral Mark L Bristol, head of U S naval forces in Turkey, acting under State Department orders, warns that Armenian massacres must stop. Bantry notes fifteen thousand dollars of livestock shipped recently. Amidon mentions blackleg in cattle and a creamery project. Crop harvest in the area is selling for as high as 25 a ton.
A fragmented report notes worsening shipping service in Milwaukee with delays lasting into late hours and unclear causes. The text mentions ongoing issues and brief references to the period after certain events. No specific dates or entities are clearly identified.
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