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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
7
The piece argues that victory requires not only soldiers in Europe but every citizen's full share in supporting the war through dollars and goods. It stresses the United States must supply food clothing weapons and industrial output for both Allied and American forces to sustain democracy.
A wartime exhortation urges readers to buy the Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. It calls for doubling the Third Loan, pledges liberal terms, and emphasizes sacrifice, work, and saving to uphold liberty and Allied victory. It warns that government and freedoms depend on individual support and patriotism.
A wartime appeal urges every citizen to fund the war via Liberty Bonds. It stresses that the nation must raise 24 billion dollars in the coming year, with 16 billion from loans and 8 billion from taxes. Citizens should save, cut luxuries, and loan every possible cent to the government to ensure victory and preserve democracy.
Notice announces real estate foreclosure by State Bank of Commerce of Minneapolis against Giles W. Brown and Mabel E. Brown. It details mortgage dated January 7, 1918 recorded January 28, 1918, for Lot described in Section 31 Township 132 Range 77, North Dakota. Sale set August 31, 1918 at 2 p.m. at the Lincoln Court House.
The Ninth District is praised as best organized as over thirty thousand workers aided the Third Liberty Loan drive for a population of 5 million. Washington officers credit local leaders for directing the territory’s patriotic effort and announce those leaders will run the upcoming Fourth campaign from September 28 to October 3.
The Itonians were famed road builders and the British are their successors. Sir William Robertson, chief of the imperial general staff of England, noted that in France the British used 50,000 tons of stone over five weeks to construct roads.
The article lauds satisfactory Northwest crops and anticipates large returns. It states the Ninth District will contribute fully to feeding the armies of freedom and will loan the Government its full share of funds to back the Fourth Liberty Loan, highlighting national pride.
Figures show First Liberty Loan totals 8,080,226,850 with 4,500,000 subscribers nationwide and 75,926,250 in the Ninth District. Second Liberty Loan records 4,617,532,300 country total with 49,600 subscribers nationwide and 132,942,350 in the Ninth District. Third Liberty Loan results include 4,170,019,650 country total with 17,000 subscribers nationwide and 1,221,504 in the Ninth District.
Citizens across Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan pledge patriotic cooperation during the Fourth Liberty Loan drive. Probable asked amounts include 6 billion from the country and 200 million from the Ninth District with an estimated 1.5 million subscribers in that district.
Brief aphorism noting that some men fail to reach the top because they stay to steady others above, attributed to Alban in the Journal.
Dr. O M Laustraums lead over Miss Jeanette Rankin for the Republican U S Senate nomination in Montana reached 2 575 as returns from 1 218 precincts gave Langtrain 18 499 and Rankin 15 924. A tight race for the Democratic nomination for supreme justice awaits official results.
A delegation led by President Tsch aikovsky met with American ambassador David R. Francis and other diplomats in Archangel to discuss possible Allied financial support for the newly formed Northern Region government. The group is hindered by the previous Soviet act withdrawing currency from banks.
Walter S. Polen executor of the estate of Alexander Rutherford Cochrane of Bunker South Dakota requests creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims addressed to G A Lenhart agent at Farmers State Bank Hazelton Emmons County North Dakota. Dated August 17 1978 first publication August 22 1918.
The Glanavon School District No 4 in Emmons County North Dakota invites sealed proposals for a 20 by 20 foot schoolhouse with a 12 foot ceiling. Each bid requires a 15 percent certified check. Bids due September 14 1918 at 2 PM and opened at Glanavon School House No 1. Plans are available at the County Superintendent's office. Signed.
Frank Simon administrator of the estate of Eleanor H Caldwell of Braddock Emmons County North Dakota invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within six months after the notice's first publication. Claims should be sent to the administrator at Kintyre Emmons County or to the Emmons County Clerk in Linton North Dakota. Dated August 7 1918. First publication August 15 1918. 4wkes.
Emmonsburg School District No 27 invites sealed proposals by 2 pm September 26 1918 for erection of two schoolhouses each 118x24x12 with locations in Township 132 Ranges 76 and 78. Building to be finished by October 15 1918. A $150 certified check payable to the clerk accompanies bids. Plans available at the Superintendent's office. The Board may reject any bids.
The passage notes land that bears beautiful flowers and spacious fruit also yields an excellent, intelligent, and older class of people. The essay argues Aristotle saw this as a sequence, not coincidence, linking land quality to human excellence.
Destructive rats in Britain are estimated to have ruined food valued at about two hundred million dollars, averaging five dollars of food per person.
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