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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
4
The Record in Linton, North Dakota lists rates for display, contract space, and composition. It notes local circulation coverage in Emmons County and deadlines for advertising copy by Tuesday noon each week.
Ottawa grants royal assent to conscription raising 100000 men for front line Canadian divisions. Ages 20 to 45 may be called with classes by age and marital status. Prime Minister Borden seeks local exemption tribunals. Laurier signals cautious cooperation.
Ottawa reports Sir Robert Borden offered to resign as Canada’s premier to a caucus of supporters in Parliament in favor of Sir George Foster. The caucus declined the move and reaffirmed confidence in Borden. He will continue efforts to reorganize the government and include supporters of compulsory military service.
A German-born writer praises American opportunities and loyalty, recounting leaving Germany for the United States, earning more in a month than a year there, and supporting the president's call to arms. He argues German countrymen should not oppose the nation that feeds them and supports them.
A letter expresses hostility to the Kaiser regime in Germany, praising an American victory and calling for Americans to stay home. The writer urges banning foreign papers and foreign language instruction, arguing English suffices for all.
The Department of Education schedules a six week educational campaign from October 1 to November 16 targeting rural schools. Emmons county lists institute week starting October 15 with director meeting October 19. conductor Supt Wolf and assistant Miss Burns, with Dr. Winship and Supt N C McDonald as speakers. The program urges all one room and non classified high school teachers to attend, and highlights participation by Gov. Frazier and Attorney General Langer among others. The department aims to boost trained teachers, attendance, standardization, and consolidation in the current school year.
London reports 107 killed and 86 wounded at Chatham in the latest German air raid. Six enemy aircraft dropped bombs on the Thames estuary area, with civilian deaths at one and six injured. Naval ratings suffered the bulk of the casualties. material damage cited as slight.
A kitchen cabinet column shares date based desserts and dishes. It details preparations for stuffed dates with nuts lemon whipped cream dates in custard and mold and a date bread and date gems with step by step methods. Includes baking tips and serving ideas.
Major Perfetti head of the Italian aerodromatic mission at the Aero club in New York said a new Caproni plane with three 700 horsepower motors could cross the Atlantic. He added the craft could be built in the U S and flown to Europe and that Genoa to New York flights with stops via the Azores might be demonstrated.
Minnesota corporations paid 4 618 464 76 in income taxes last fiscal year while individuals in Minnesota paid 1 14 431 33. National totals show corporations 179 539 631 and individuals 180 108 340 in income taxes, with the overall sum 259 647 971.
Secretary of Labor Wilson addressed a large Prospect Park gathering asserting the American worker will resist German autocracy. He claimed ninety five percent of wage earners would die in defense of democracy rather than allow Kaiser's rule in the United States.
Paraguay reportedly produces about 70 percent of the world output of petiigrain the essential oil from sour orange leaves. It is mainly used in perfume manufacture.
A morning scene has Gretchen asking not to be disturbed as she dreams an important dream, prompting her mother to attempt waking her for school. The playful exchange highlights a child’s reluctance to start the day.
London dated Sept 5 reports Norwegian advices show twenty-one merchant vessels sunk in August with an aggregate tonnage over 41,000. Twenty-three seamen were killed and five are missing.
A fragment lists County men J. McConville and T. Richardson with T. P. Lée Ludwig Weber and L. DuHeaume appearing among names, suggesting a formal or committee roster.
Aldermen for the Third Ward include Harry Haugse and Frank Irvine as listed in the official roster. The release outlines their ward representation and positions within the city council.
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